Robo poem for 2021-03-22
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If your Dominion won, Should favour sent I Toild
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out a weather-beaten Vessel holds the
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Priest Turns Atheist, as decai'd; And
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choral symphonies, Day and with their native
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home. What when ARGO pass'd Through pride
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Soon learnd, now 'Twixt upper, nether, and gates of God;
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I seek, And level pavement: from dance about
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this night or enur'd not find His
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bountie, following each Coast light-armed scoure, Each cast
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him found her watry image; back Despoild
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of God; That so cleere, not soon
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ended frowning, and waken raptures high; The
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Soule For such Majestie approv'd My word, my Author,
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thou taught thee informd With notes Angelical to
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think, though SPRING and imperial Powers, Under
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her Will prove no nor delaid the method you in
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hell Precedence, none, None arguing stood, That fought
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at thy Sentence; Hell, then sought them
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stood Of order, how Hee will ever? how blows
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the Serpent on yon dreary Plain, or
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TREBISOND, Or whom mutual wing Tormented all mankind. Go therfore
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mighty powers, Terror of Sulphur. Thither full
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refund from SYRIAN mode, whereon were those Shall
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teach us he pleasd, and everie magnitude of Deitie
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or Suffering: but that posteritie must
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be quite abolisht and Dale of fairest Fruit, in
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PALESTINE, and call'd From HAMATH Northward to all;
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but despair: His Loyaltie he fixes sad,
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Sometimes towards the shoar Bursting with either, but
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food alike destroyes In eevn or sinks,
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or re-use it pregnant: What could suspect
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our plots and renowne, Who would
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on Bitnet (Judy now prov'd ill successes past
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with BRITISH and smiles, when Orient beam Purge
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off In humid Bow, When CHARLEMAIN
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with clamors compasst round he attends the
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swift wings, at THEB'S and sublime,
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and pardon beg, and were driven, The
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works knowledge by putting off at
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large For since fate In signal high
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rais'd me is free? This must be, all
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Creation first, who liv'd; nor with ambitious to
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soar Above all yet remain'd; There went hautie
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on, methought, alone From him, mee th' uplifted
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beyond Compare of God by allusion calld, Of Justice, bids,
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His single or degrade thine eyes, that defended
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Fruit; or EDEN: this florid Earth, Made
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common to Nobler deeds in Prose or threats to accept
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Life much, by people who agree
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to be tri'd: and with blood arise Of those
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graceful and descending, bands Of Coral stray, or exhorting glorious
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Work, that dark Ended rejoycing in Synod of Heav'ns
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free Acceptance of life. So spake
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th' Ocean Iles, but endu'd With noises loud
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Ethereal quintessence of things, and give
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both righteous Altar, Gods Works, on
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him long? Mee disobeyes, breaks his Word the prime in
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mooned hornes Thir perfet Gold The sourse
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and counsels, equal much the Empire up returnd,
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Pleas'd with slandrous darts, and disdain'd not
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I, faire field be just; this gloom; the
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monstrous sight and obstinacie, and proud! Words alone I
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seek needless cause Mov'd our want: For
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Spirits in Glory extinct, and Flours, Which
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the dire Calamity, What there From Beds
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of dim Eclips disastrous twilight here; and resound thee fealtie
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With LAPLAND Witches, while thus GABRIEL to harme. This
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was that Traitor Angel, nor think,
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though but first Battel, sunk in
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Heav'n my mouth Cast forth all ill have
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lost, adjudg'd to tell how may
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reign in Heav'n so long process of Men
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Delighted, and Host Of erring, from side
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They pass through agitation to reward to
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enrage thee to soar Above his
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ire, Belike through their Vows and remov'd may
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at large and breath'd Heroic deeds
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What yet On whom now ere well
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us'd or dismal universal King; And DIPSAS (Not so foule
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In close Thy coming, and press'd
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her bounds, This second sours of aire, that strife
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of SION, thron'd Between her perverseness, but dim, shall
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live exempt From him, nor somtimes forget to
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enrage thee hath planted here place where
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there thy head and Bar Of sooty coal
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the Depth Of Natures know'st, and forewarnd
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the Will, for soon they enthrall
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to prompt, Which it thee Good we
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subsist, yet why? it nightly rounding
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walk the pure of not unsung, where flowes
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GANGES or whose guile contemn; Suttle he who
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liv'd; nor ever With charm Pain
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for much the previous one--the old Ocean
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or cure or have marr'd What can enjoy
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Free Vertue in him dispose: joy of monstrous sight
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all egress. These changes oft Thy going is
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beheld Thir planetarie motions vain, at all; but much
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confide, But of those Appointed to soar Above
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th' oblivious Pool, And o're the wilie Snake, Whatever
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sleights none regard; Heav'n We are bold Compeer.
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Which to execute What creatures there to mention, through
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experience of thee, against a Golden lustre
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visibly appeerd, From AURAN Eastward to invade Heav'n, My
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self a Comet; which nigh unheard, that one disarm'd,
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Of force Death into deception unaware, To Till
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warn'd, or fresh Fountain, or enmity fulfill.
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For which one moment, in machine readable by
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skilful Stearsman wrought our Omnipotence, and Heav'n
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somtimes Viewless, and with fire; And LICHAS from fault
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amerc't Of Birds thir vertue; least of
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kind for Heav'n, On duty, sleeping
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soon returns, Though all Him counterfet, if Art
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thou spok'n as now, his head, but
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misjoyning shapes, Wilde work divinely wrought, Ascended, at THEB'S
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and woodie Theatre Of massie Gold, With
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thy mildness on, with SATURN old with contemptuous
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brow. GABRIEL, thou turnd I approve. To evangelize the rule,
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as this would loose, Though wandring. Brightest
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Seraph tell Of hard contents, and call'd Mother of
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Diabolic pow'r Active within them; and
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such appear'd Obscure som irriguous Valley spread
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wings, and just Circumference, O Son, Both her
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watry Plain, forlorn and ANGOLA fardest
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from on promise made of end
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Them in narrow circuit of season judg'd, Or aught
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of Panim chivalry To mortal doom'd. How overcome
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this Rock Ran purple wings, and gave thee
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have ensu'd, nor could repeate, As
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we need As Man Which then soares Up to
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violate sleep, which they sit lingring here Farr differing
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from beneath, Just men they enthrall themselves: I
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at first, for thee, dim Eclips disastrous twilight
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here; and call'd MAN, about them right, the
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God declares his hope, to wrack, with Heav'n, Angel
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militant Of dalliance as fast, and Rebel Angels,
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for within Shall separate he voutsafes to
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dwell; But in worth ambition though
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numberd such delay Of thir furious expedition;
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for I assume, or guile. What rests,
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but neither breath in Nature wills, Night To one
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he sent from the PONENT VVindes
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EURUS and despightfull act Of anger infinite
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Abyss Wide gaping, and printed and him to dissect With
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blackest Insurrection, to accept My Bowels, their
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Vows and shame that Angel can yet fraught with mee
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All that strife of Hell, say first seduc'd
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them comes a narrow room of strict watch On
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JUNO smiles, for Fate, Too well refresh't, now he
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gave thee Into th' Omnipotent to give his
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wrath may with three of Hell to give
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us to them ordain His Sluces,
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as Sea-men tell, With Jubilie advanc'd; and her stay.
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Oft times the Libertie of Spirits
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maligne Ey'd them as that shon
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Filial Godhead, gave prospect high, Wherein to
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graze The just rebuke, so scap'd Haply so
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endur'd, till inundation rise A triple-mounted row of Paradise He
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ask'd, but favour'd more With Jubilee, and
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Power, thy Lips, ADAM last they fill'd,
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and shame that most thou hast, though now
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To thee alone, Or end, my dwelling place
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Eternal King Ride on yon dreary Plain, or Earth, Made
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thee alone, As Father to do his MEMNONIAN Palace
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of thee, offerd grace With grateful
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Twilight gray Dawn, and all dismal; yet well,
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in Heav'n be obeyd: I never pass'd, And
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starrie flock, allur'd The Planet guilds with ambitious
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to plague us? what societie Can
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by success may live, And Vertues, Powers,
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where and do all access Impregnable; oft
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amidst the polar windes, then thus advanc't, We sunk Under
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what resolution and breake Thy hatred they chose his
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breath Of Day and shame that rape begot These
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wicked Tents farr at Altars, when AEGYPT with
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double ours to meet no advantage then from Hell should
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be my bowels of change. He spake: and
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glad. Empress, the leaves all enflam'd
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first it had need With glistering Spires
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and pain up with audible lament
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his own dismay Mixt with full of
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man, to see, smell, taste; But in
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whose charge To claim Of noxious
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vapour, or rare. If thence the thirstie
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Earth conspicuous count'nance, without Night, Or
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from one seem'd either; black with cold and
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call'd EGYPT, divided With such wherein thou
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fallst. Moon, Or touch Th' APOCALYPS, heard
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The Author of Foe Envying our woe, Mee thus,
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though now more; sad For dust and dangers,
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heard And Country whereof created, nor shall I will
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be found: Warr to enlighten th' AEQUATOR, as
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ere well us'd or 20.zip ***** This deep array
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Of SARRA, worn with liquid fire Into
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thee oft, as all Ages of God; That brought
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him endow, Exalted to soar Above
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