Robo poem for 2021-12-23
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Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG
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OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** START
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OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK PARADISE
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LOST *** START OF CONTRACT EXCEPT THOSE
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PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH 1.F.3. YOU DISTRIBUTE
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OR USE THIS WORK Second to doom severe,
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had filld Th' untractable Abysse, plung'd in
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PALESTINE, and all a sudden apprehension: but to
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Earth Entrails unlike) of anyone in silence on me
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immutablie foreseen, They fasten'd, and food and
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had filld Th' attempt thee, in TELASSAR:
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in VALDARNO, to wander where danger lies, yet in
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Hell? As we behold Approaching gross to give it grew,
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there best witness thou not doome So
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parted from him out this windie Sea
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Tost up with Gold. Let us falling, and
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passion not, finding way, Whether the Type of
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Death be woo'd, and Vanquisht: on himself;
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horror chill Ran Nectar, visiting each part, Since
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SATAN fell, Strange horror pale, and require
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As Gods, as hard Mov'd our Front, but
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taste. Forthwith on what resolution rais'd Upon the rest
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can high mount CASIUS old, Surer to
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be slow, Yet live at one slight bound
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Thy miscreated Front Divided, and both Good
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reason just, Shall change Varie to corporal nutriments
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perhaps asleep secure to submit or
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any word DISDAIN forbids me, the flame
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of Light Imitate when Millions of operation brings Over
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the deep to soar Above all
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resistance lost, Defac't, deflourd, and dangers, heard Commanding
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loud. His Thunder hath Man falls deceiv'd
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The smelling sweet: and Idiots, Eremits and
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Flour. Our happie Garden forth his
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Plumes, that mortal sight Of composition, strait commands that
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he snuff'd the violence or Unison: of worth ambition though
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firm, for Wealth and Angels, can grow On duty,
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sleeping found In spring New rub'd with flesh of chearful
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face, wherein shall temper so lov'd, thy Spheare;
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Till Pride Waiting revenge: cruel expectation. Yet to
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thirst Of Battel, sunk Under thy
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greatness will hardly dare, Or chang'd with aw
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whom now returns Day, Which from Earth he pleasd, and
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foule. But ended parle, and guile. What higher
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intellectual more desirable, or enur'd not Thir stellar
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vertue infus'd, and therein plant eyes, and dischargd;
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what know More destroy'd then so oft Curs'd
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is undefil'd and smoak: Such restless thoughts, and
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Seraph tell thee unblam'd? since by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Sea North-East windes And found out
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Hell Grew darker at command, and bickering flame, Which
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he paus'd not, who forbids thy name If
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guiltless? But in any Defect you may
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compare the laws regulating charities and press'd her
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ruin are decreed, Reserv'd him indeed Divine, That Death
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ensue? But thir Orb perhaps Thee
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I had persisted happie, not her,
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but let loose my Judge, either hand were abasht,
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and calamitous constraint, Least wilfully transgressing he
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enlarg'd Even to compass all ill Mansion
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thus divinely brought, wher found, Among the
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burnt soyle; and call'd The day spring, under the
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Night her Kings thir vacant room, and Plaine,
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Both of Mercie and Nature of Light, firm brimstone, and
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with high Office in Heav'n Must I extinct;
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A multitude, like heat, Whose Seed at Altars, when he
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more to do I else inflict do against
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thee ordain'd Good out of anyone
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in me becomes Bane, and paine. Far otherwise th'
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Ocean stream: Him follow'd her, she wills to flight Aloft,
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incumbent on JOVE, or once with joy, Heav'n
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URANIA, by Hell shall burn, and
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divine Following, above his Head, what all mankind.
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Go therfore mighty Stature; on Bitnet (Judy now
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known from Hell, say first or detach or re-use it
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self: To Paradise Lost sight Strook them not
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approacht by whose Reason (Reason also who
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at Heav'ns everlasting groans, Unrespited, unpitied, unrepreevd,
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Ages to drive Mountains now so faire.
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Round this frail His free future days
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work, Least with a famous Realme of mortal tast
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Brought forth good, Our selves Natives and drinkst, seeking but
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a yonger Son On Princes, whom hast made?
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So cheard he wonns In whatsoever shape contain; Since this
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universal hubbub wilde Woods forlorn? Should combat, and Files
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Darts his Apostles, whom now all
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due at Altars, when farr remov'd VVhich grew in
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whose look suspence, awaiting who first
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Father, to trie, what Revenge? the Arch-fiend
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reply'd. O voice no way, but rackt
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with lightest moment through experience of living Saphire, once
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they please Can else with tempest loud: Here
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he scape Th' intricate wards, and paternal
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Love, And fell On ADAM, not without
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law Erre not, works Created evil,
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for yee five other service as
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Armies bright, Then that stop th' Arch-fiend reply'd. O
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Spirit, but that happy Iles, but thou claim'st
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me then not DAVIDS Sons, thy
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secresie although alone, To expedite your
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applicable taxes. The consort of EVE:
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Fair couple, linkt in Heav'n call'd EGYPT,
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divided and peaceful words made Thee
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next himself and down Wide over Fields more glad
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impress'd his game) With lust hard thou
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Revisit'st not safe. Assemble thou know'st how glorious Chief;
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They dreaded Spear. From AROER to universal Lord,
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That Mountain Pines, With purpose serves His outward
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both, had to please him in
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thine eyes, all summ'd thir hour set thy last
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To stand against thir Camp extend
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His hinder parts, then if ever, by Nightingales
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imbraceing slept, nor then bursting forth his approach,
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and ANCIENT NIGHT, I seduc'd them back, It seem'd,
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For neither vainly hope Of beaming
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sunnie Raies, a balmie spoiles. As Plants: ambiguous words,
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& stai'd With fragrance fill'd With wonder, fall'n condition
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is, how wearisom Eternity so fresh Gales and favour,
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him through experience of this heavie pace the
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Sender not don; Man the Seas Beyond
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compare the Fiend. Back to return and
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dearer half, The gracious temper Hero's old Fled ignominious,
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to touch. Immediate in ADAMS Son. As from
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no assault And should be Worse; of
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Men, thy impious obloquie condemne The
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supple knee? ye and Nights and
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equally to his rage to sway Thy awful goodness
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and tedious pomp of Pomp and
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gates of merit thine, shall be, all Heaven on
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Earth then SATAN except, none with
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forked tongue Relate thee; but rather merits praise could
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frequent, and lastly die Well thou art, That ore
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the trading Flood Through Optic Glass Of living in
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Heav'n my ofspring of rage Transports our Lord, as
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Princes, whom now who enquire His place
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exposes Formost to dislodge, and all assaults
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Their childrens cries unheard, that faire
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EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much wondring tell Of sweet repast; then
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Hell: so deare? It self canst redeeme, Thir Element
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Scowls ore the Grand Parents in derision, and Balme,
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Others whose hairie sides round Shadow from
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Truth and with gentle dumb expression bright,
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Which might induce us falling, and ruddy flame. Before
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thir flight, Mangl'd with thwart obliquities, Or Nature; God Rais'd
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of our vacant room, though should
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blow them rule Us happie, owe to tell Of
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washing them his Grave Spoild Principalities the deep a
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few unknown To dispossess him, Towns, and paine, Against
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th' AZORES; whither have discover'd and understanding
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sound, Due entrance quite be linked Thunderbolts Transfix
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us falling, and Pinnacles adornd, Which
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he deservd no shadow of Nature; God
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Was known from forth all mankind in Heav'n so
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suffice his skaly rind Moors by shading the Year Seasons
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return, and call'd In close at shut
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Excel'd her ruin seems a Temple,
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to hear me remaines, VVhich onely our scant
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manuring, and be returnd with Eternal miserie; such from
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behind Illustrious on Bitnet (Judy now into the
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other prey, but anon With inward fraud,
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though thereby worse within his view: About them forth, but
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endu'd My droused sense, whereby he wings veil
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thir eyes agast View'd first Arch-Angel,
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great Argument Heroic name deserving. But
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Death ensue? But all Temples th'
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OLYMPIAN Hill nor withstood them every Stone and
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multiply a Beast, or not, and large Lay
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floating many Throned Powers, For hee together crowded drove them
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to dewy Eve, A Dove sent from the charm
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Pain for that earst in Western Throne it light
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& worlds, with Euphrasie and therein
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plant A glimmering of vernal bloom, but
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hast'n to soar Above them learn,
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as AMAZONIAN Targe, And hence without redemption, without
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Cloud, for Man disobeying, Disloyal breaks his senses
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dark, What Heavens Fire Hath lost In
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Femal Bee Sits Arbitress, and with me move,
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so strange vagaries fell, Strange horror Plum'd; nor
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onely Supream In prospect, what thought To visit
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how chang'd at all; but narrower bound the God Most
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glorious, in Array of works: therefore now Be gather'd beams,
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and call'd MAN, about the brightning Orient Pearle, whereon
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to do ill chance detains? Come
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forth. He also govern thou also; at THEB'S and
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tell Of TOBITS Son, but thou spok'n as
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fast, too unequal work and distribute or
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lowly reverent Towards either end Thou find'st
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him found themselves decreed Thir will, that earst
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in her
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