Robo poem for 2022-12-16
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All would on the Architect: his beams innumerable
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swarme, and is Earth beneath, Just
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o're the dores Op'ning thir fond and nobleness
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thir kindes; I against example and dejection and
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Exhalation hot, cold, moist, and all Temples
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th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus low, As we may
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assert th' ASPHALTICK Pool. PEOR his Shoulders
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fledge with transcendent brightnes didst inspire That wish'd his
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light. First thy sight. And sin? the vent appli'd To
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worst On him burn His hinder parts, then bless'd
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Mankinde, what obeyes Reason, all assaults
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Their living in Prose or woe:
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So varied hee, as di'd her rosie
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hand Abolish his second tire Of
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blowing Martial sounds: At which before
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it without permission and Power As my
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whole Battalion views, thir looks in hast
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thou, execrable shape, That SATAN fell, from Heav'n
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so cleere, not oft invite, though firm, for
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Pardon left? None seconded, as vain In future
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evil strait Op'ning her thy Brest, (what could endure; without
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redemption all pain From those Of mee onely,
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as equal Lot in compliance bad
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Expect to fit Love Express they,
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by hanging in mooned hornes Thir penance, laden
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with God descended, and Evil got, where ye durst
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enter now severe, our task, But these delights
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Will arrogate Dominion giv'n, with suttle Fiend pass'd
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At thee worthiest to mention, through experience
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taught we then silent circumspection unespi'd. Now Land,
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now storming furie stay'd, Quencht in Heav'n;
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or vehement desire, Among the local wounds through
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experience of Spirits hold of Warr, what highth of
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anyone anywhere at Altars, when answer from such counsel Warr,
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Did first eruption, thither My Vanquisher, spoild of scandal,
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by obedience then be But faded cheek, but suddenly
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stood or heav'd his Throne For
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which understood not perswade immediate touch? Whence
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Haile Mother yeilds In Heav'n, arrayd in despair, to
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identify, do all bounteous still govern thou that flies,
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And fast shut of monstrous shapes old age;
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but shalt judge of Sea should be weak
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indulgence will himself or creating hand what may
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least sin in DAN, Lik'ning his blissful
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seat hath made alt, A vast survey Useless and
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wider farr thy folly, and permitted all, Nature
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her turn Reines from mans behalf Patron
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or hate, of Serpent arm'd with vain aimes,
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inordinate desires Blown up Hill SATAN allarm'd
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Collecting all Heaven shalt be aveng'd Upon
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himself; horror and shame nigh founderd on IMAUS
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bred, Whose dwelling God left that houre
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To finde Justification towards Heav'n against the fixt Laws
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thou also; at general Names Of GABRIEL sat
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recline On duty, sleeping soon arriv'd, and
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like This Earth? reciprocal, if that strife of
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ill-joynd Sons Of GALILEO, less Then such
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resemblances methinks I fail not, though free,
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and cleer aspect thus calld The paths
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and with secret top Of Mans woe and
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inmost counsels different, or on golden
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Compasses, prepar'd ill become this earthly, with three-bolted Thunder
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hath set here? This downfall; since no more
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gross by descending tread us created, needs remove thee
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unblam'd? since against the fixt, And Country whereof
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who rebelld Against temptation: thou thy Spheare; Till
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final sentence of monstrous sight Of his command
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impress'd his head, devouring fire. Then
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all Temples th' ensanguind Field he so
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as Sea-men tell, Tell, if our attempt, which
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might Extort from the din; thus imploid beheld
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This downfall; since in Triumph and drearie
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Vaile They measure found; So God May I give;
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as broke from whose vertue infus'd, and press'd her
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storie heard no doubt: Such recompence Equal in Heav'n With
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worship, place foretold Should win in procinct,
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and paine. Far otherwise th' Eternal wrauth reply'd, Art
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thou op'nst Wisdoms way, A God, as Gods own
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Despairing, seeks fame: Therfore Eternal wrauth reply'd, Art thou incurr'st
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Thy dread of
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pure Which taught The thronging Helms
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Appear'd, and unseemliest seen, them the
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Giant brood Of Paradise, fast Threw forth, th'
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expanse of Man as Princes, when such
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wherein the veins of pleasure to think. Confirm'd
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then with flours: The Throne Forthwith his Wing, and
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throughout Dominion giv'n, Behold a circling fire, His entrance,
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and INDUS: thus renews. She spake, and glad.
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Empress, the South, and evil; Which
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I suppose If these from begging peace: but
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over his wayes All persons concerned disclaim any
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word which yonder blazing Cressets fed With ported Spears,
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as Evening: Cover me Man, revolt And freely taste.
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Forthwith from farr; So having spilt much what
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proof unheeded; others on her bestial Gods; aspiring
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To the border of Evening Cloud, or
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Love, And terror hide. If mettal, part
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hence a Nation, and faith ingag'd, Your numerous Host,
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nor did eate. So bent, admiring What feign'd
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Or when to Life Still as
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great Ensign of Light back to submit,
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boasting I through experience taught the Larbord shunnd
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CHARYBDIS, and shadie Grove, What though importune perhaps,
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had from hearts shall guide Lamenting turnd For
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good As RAPHAEL, the sum of
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Life Still threatning to woe, In Nature boon Powrd
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forth all impediment; Instant without longer pause Down right
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assume These Elements, Earth, who them several way
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Up rose As far disperst In Nature faild speech
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recoverd sad. Evil in Glory above had need
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that livd, Attendant on Bitnet (Judy now To
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fill of sorrow, black with fear, hath
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joynd In DOTHAN, cover'd field, unsafe within
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the tossing of som relief of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where ere well stor'd with falling showers,
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Nor that ask'd How few somtimes forget to hear. His
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constant Lamp, and Man, Or multiplie, and
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MELIND, And chiefly where ALCINOUS reign'd, fruit So clomb this
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can ensue? But in charge Of Wiles,
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More glorious shape the terms of Light above rule
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Us here, nor those Whose image viewing
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Becam'st enamour'd, and Degrees; Or undiminisht brightness,
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nor unsung By mee; not lost;
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where none I be quit the Flesh of anyone
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in behalf Patron or I return,
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But perhaps Shall perfet, not rapt above
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his faire Inchanting Daughter, thus grew ten Furies,
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terrible as in spite of God; I sought;
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for Nature boon Powrd forth peculiar grace
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not lost; Attonement for either sweet approach
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The proof could seduce Thee and till
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my envie, or dismal Gates, And Wings were
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no cloud in ADAMS Son. As on
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Thrones; Though pleasant, but henceforth my day
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spring, under darkness; but suddenly inflict; that
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rape begot These Royalties, and pursu'd The fruitless
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hours, till now To vice industrious, but he stood, Half
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spi'd, so shall confess him lastly
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kill. My wandring, each paw: when
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to enquire: above the Gulf Tamely endur'd
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a share with ardent look summs all these
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hallowd feet, and food alike with jealous
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leer maligne Ey'd them that strow the wisest heart
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of nitrous Powder, laid Numbers that
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live. Whence heavie pace the Thrones and
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love & Rocks and with me
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thus, and listning to that rape begot These
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two Imparadis't in Feast and foule
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Ingendring with hideous outcry rush'd between. There is
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fume, That dismal shade; from this her
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numberd such wherein lies our room
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of light, When who shouldst hope, to partake
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with vast Abyss And henceforth not destroy, thir promis'd
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hee, as ten thousand decencies that s/he does not thine;
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it pursues Things unattempted yet Revenge. ADAM, now Advanc't in
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paine, Till I suppose If counsels and surrounding
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Fires; Till, as no mate For never shall tread
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us Within unseen. Farr separate, circling Zone of
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SYRIAN ground, as Sea-men tell, ye see How cam'st
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thou what harm? But follow thee, foretold
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Should combat, and sought Evil one entire Shon
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like desire By wound, I mockt with adverse Legions, whose
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charge anything for open now changing;
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down As meet her shot with Heav'n, so dearly
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to Death expos'd The clouded Majestie, at
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one doubt we endur'd a Heard on dust returne.
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But Heav'ns and call'd that crept, which Man
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once no middle pair That sparkling blaz'd, his only
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Son? What fury yield it might so over her nigh,
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Whose waves orethrew BUSIRIS and Redistributing Project Gutenberg EBook
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of thee, Father, what likelier can despise.
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For you, there is a murmuring waters
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fall short, on AEGYPT with infinite
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despaire? Which of ye bless Me Father, I should ill
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could name O Fountains, and call'd up
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here thou the Love-tale Infected SIONS daughters
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with ten fold More fruitful, which
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no staine: Till dieted by her
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went, Shaded with ambitious mind By
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center, or Wilderness, To mortal voice, I advise. THE
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END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK
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PARADISE LOST *** START OF HOPE, and EDENS happie
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place For me, and suttle, but cast
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Like instrument of Men: And easily
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the shrill Matin Song End, and fierce
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extreames Contiguous might finde The rest was th' Eternal
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wisdom back resounded DEATH. I forewarn thee, Heav'nly
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instructer, I against so much confide, But O then
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mankinde higher, Surpassest farr into the Master
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work, yet public moment, in hell Precedence, none, whose
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aid to give not fear'd; should fear,
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said he sought, The following our Ancestor
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repli'd. O Myriads fall'n, yet this
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