Robo poem for 2022-05-16
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Fall'n Cherube, to scorne The rigid satisfaction, death
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redeems, His Adamantine Chains and ANCIENT NIGHT,
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I call'd, and shame him plac't in thick array
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Of interdicted Knowledge: fair indeed Divine, Fair Consort, th'
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imagin'd way Pursues, as are but favour'd more
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hands lopt off this round he wonns
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In which no way, Not meerly titular, since Meridian Towre:
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Then temporal death in luxurious Cities, where hap
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Of Natures know'st, and oft Bank
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damaskt with me in fears and return Then such
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abundance wants to fill, Lodg'd in secret now
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SATAN, that bears To recommend coole recess,
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Free, and pale, ire, Belike through them in narrow
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space was formd. Is doubtful; that
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Angel bright, Sung Spousal, and let
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us down in Orbes hath need,
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or whither have chosen Seed, And Heav'ns
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Supreame; Nor what reward on In thee unblam'd?
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since they plagu'd And hence without number, sweet the
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hideous Name, when her then, Then Crown'd With
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Angels with perplexing thoughts find Some one Soule; Harmonie
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that swim th' Arch-Enemy, And Bush with jocond Music
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charm Pain for damages, costs and actions,
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mixt Among sweet austeer composure thus
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transported to greatest distance argues as Nourishment to speak The
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goodly Frame, while thus shall yeeld him, nor
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important less toil, and dance, which God
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resides, and gates of thir work Now drew not
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obeyd, Immediately the scepter'd Haralds by Contagion, like befall
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In adoration down Thus said, Let ther
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who without number of Hell, or both; so
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as that measures Day In temper Hero's old EUPHRATES to
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augment. The fellows of incorrupt Corrupted. I drag thee
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unblam'd? since against the pain Torments him; one
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Guilt, one Night with Fowle, No
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equal, as one Realm, beyond dust conglobing
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from sin in thine eye beheld.
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For additional cost, fee for the morning
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Incense, when it rowld. Sole reigning holds Gladly the
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midst, well had hope excluded thus,
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behold Not hid, Progressive, retrograde, or DRYAD, or Sunnie
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Hill, and taste; But all who hast dar'd Had audience,
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Night her will heark'n to submit or sollid
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Rock onely; his fellows, with tears Bewailing thir
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painted wings Flung Rose, and drearie Vaile They fasten'd, and
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discontinue all th' infernal dregs Adverse to end
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us; and eyes Rove idle unimploid, and interrupt his
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good for scarce had forbid the soft windes And
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sowd with fierce Forth stepping opposite,
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half in stature, motion, and foule.
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But all impassiond thus these puissant
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Legions, nor with Starrs that witherd all seem'd, Much
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more confirmd. If so streight, so thinking to soar Above
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them low raise Magnificence; and live, thy Vertues,
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Powers Militant, That Glorie abides, Transfus'd on dry
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Land: nigh The invalidity or Fruit, our Joy entire.
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Then ever, by surprize To bestial Gods;
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aspiring To Idols through him, nor hope Of som
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suppos'd with grasped arm's Clash'd on each behind Illustrious
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on me let me becomes Bane, and dischargd;
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what delight indeed, That shine, yet free, what compare?
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The Stairs were to prepare) your Shades Waited with
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difficulty or DECAN spreds her popular Tribes Of
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Preface brooking through experience taught your Eyes And ACCARON
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and regain the wings outspread Dove-like satst
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brooding on Bitnet (Judy now faild speech
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Thus said. Native of Warr, My
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Bowels, their stately tread, or West, or
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Communion, deifi'd; I should injure us, that crept, which
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follows dignity, might supplie the sin in foresight much
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what he susteind Superior, nor thou resembl'st
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now learn too slightly barrd. Fall'n Cherube, to
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execute their destind aim. But more affect,
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Honour, Dominion, ADAM, at no acceptance, nor
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EVE rightly call'd, and gates of me Freely
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they hold; so faire. Round this
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universal shout that render me thought, sunk a shelter us?
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this unhappy Mansion, or shade Imbround the fruitful of unkindly
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mixt, Dissolvd on thoughts, and fed and taste; But
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he wings Displayd on Over the Grave: Then
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Crown'd With dread Commander: he feignd; Under thy Humiliation
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shall he heares, And flutterd into this dire Snake
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and eyes till rais'd Their Seats long divisible,
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and actions, mixt Among the Aire Made
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erre, was plaine, A help, thy obedience;
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therein plant A mind Appointed, which from before
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each other, but breath her Wheeles Resembles
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nearest, mazes lost. From mee onely, who single
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or Reines, Cannot be invulnerable in Heav'n such vast
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Sublunar Vault, And wrought our Party, that Angel blest, Favour
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from God for that Great things created
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free; Yet unconsum'd. Before me; for speed
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Search through fire Into th' open admiration him
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stood, That open'd wide Hereafter, join'd in charge receivd,
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but have kept, his Throne, Where pain To
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meet the fervid Raies, a Chariot wheels, or standing
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fight, Unless th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus single; hee soon
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failing, meets A Nation to blame lights His entrance,
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and smoak: Such proof, Hell-born, not the
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field MICHAEL soon traverse The invalidity
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or deceave his Eye of Heavens King Exalted to
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go with Pyramids and assume These past, present,
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future evil onely, I presumptuous; and EDENS happie
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places thou hat'st, I enjoy, till the
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Gates discern Th' IONIAN Gods, of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where likeliest find unwak'nd EVE Got
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them that promis'd hee, as Rocks of
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anyone anywhere at mine Eyes That ye
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to naught, Or if warr in narrow room
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Throng numberless, like Ambition findes. But
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thir might; The way, besides to remove Behinde them,
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when the vault of death thou attended gloriously from
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Heav'n, till Morn, Or satiate fury yield
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it lies. Perfet within, due by
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John Milton If true, they stand, a voyage
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uncouth dream, And none admire That
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reaches blame, but strict necessitie Subdues us, his
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grave, with ascention bright the Moon, and various; somtimes forget
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to spend all assaults Their Seats long after them
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yet from him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels contented with
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jocond Music charm his Brinded main; the number joind,
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thir sighs began. Fall'n Cherube, to impose:
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He spreads for that hill and with desire To
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thy Sons The debt paid, When from the
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lower Clime) Dismounted, on dry Land In AARONS Brest-plate, and
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adusted they seem'd Or when we
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fled The Adversarie. Nor past with violent
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stroke they might concern him, life ambrosial
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fragrance filld with freedom to submit or 20.zip
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***** This Woman is no obstacle found
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in: http://www.gutenberg.org/2/20/ Accuse not less toil, and thronging Helms
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Appear'd, and who rightly call'd, Forbidden Tree,
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whose hither like the Plains of Heav'ns great
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Lights, great World unborn; For him they thought,
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Eating his Angels by stelth Had been refusd Those
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two; the Books of Evening Cloud,
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for what if warr appears Wag'd in Glory
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witherd. As stood for Heav'n, Affecting God-head,
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and tell His beams, and praise, who first convex
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divides The suburb of vocal by e-mail)
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within them; the cited dead in Arms?
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yet ere man In at Altars, when at http://www.pglaf.org.
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If patiently thy dissent, Neither her Thou
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find'st him through Eternity, To th' applause
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was set the River sunk, and Shades,
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Fit Vessel, fittest Imp of monstrous Serpent
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had shewn, and down Thus ADAM in Glory
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sat, with Oarie feet: yet fraught with ambitious
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aim Against such destruction waite. Produced by fiery
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Gulfe Confounded though the address specified in
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peace: for who saile Beyond the flaming
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Chariot wheels, or any other wandring Gods
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Whom the Ages of Heav'ns all-ruling Heaven sat
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Fast by allusion calld, Of difficulty or
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fall: so deare? It seems, Of his voice, and
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far blazing, as the harmony (What could
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hav orepow'rd such flight Seavenfold, and purge off
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the Wind thir Law of merit more wakeful
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custody severe, Imput'st thou what ere then Hell: Better
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to feare it now Remains thee, mighty Chief
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return. Part rise Victorious, and shame To their doubl'd
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Ranks they hit, none appeerd, Love Recorded
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eminent. Thus foil'd thir Ears, while he scape into
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glory, and dark foundations, and passion first
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appeering kenns A Creature in fears
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and with hideous length: before him,
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life ambrosial frutage bear, Our Authour. Heav'nly overpowerd,
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Companions deare, Found unsuspected way. There is meet,
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I send In loving thou Like instrument of Heavens
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Azure, and plac't A vast Abyss
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And equal Lot hath past through
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experience of this Maw, this text should be
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free, be Gods, Destroyers rightlier call'd Mother of
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nitrous Powder, laid thus double-form'd, and Justice seems; yet
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be seen Death? O foul distrust, and
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all things so contriv'd as heard By
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Prayer th' anointed King; all deprav'd, Justice and
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could Spring So disinherited how Can else
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Superiour and therein set From him, such unsightly
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and bloom, or no, who knows,
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Let there best Deserve the Royal State, Favour'd of
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this conflict, had hither EVE, easily
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the Plain in PALESTINE, and equally enjoying
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God-like fruition, quitted with Heav'n, once have thee
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unbefitting holiest place, and shame Of
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mischief, or middle flight Aloft, incumbent on
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still I seduc'd With pleasant Villages and half on
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IMAUS bred, Whose Seed is evil
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he but all armd To dash Maturest Counsels: for
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evil shall need, God omnipotent, for Maistrie,
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and left from sleep I soon
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