Robo poem for 2022-07-22
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There swallow'd up here shalt proceed, and therein
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stand. For regal sound Of some misfortune
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brings him, the dire Snake and sweet-smelling Herbs Espoused
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EVE The great authentic will leave attempt,
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and drearie Vaile They light Shadowie sets
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them had rais'd, and receive Our minds
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and shame that earthly sight, Nor staid, till
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firmer thoughts present, past, Man In blissful field,
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unsafe within our Primitive great Arch-Angel trumpet; through experience of
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Spirits of monstrous sight Of thundring out th' ancient
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yet unwounded Enemies, or Sun-light, spread Wide wasting; such vertue
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rest Were it rose The verdurous wall of sorrow,
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black Clouds From darkness enters, till I declare unfeign'd Union
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irresistible, mov'd on som glimps of Hell,
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on flours, much failing, hapless EVE, Partake thou soughtst
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I equal'd the rest High Eternal house
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of freedom us'd had been found
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not prevent, Foretold so acceptable, so refus'd
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might work ease Of darkness here Thus drooping, or
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beneath. This one, but her bounds, His great Hierarchal
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Standard was sin'd and superfluous moist and with thee: Retire,
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or size Assume, as in Prose or
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aught then no eare of Hell, then
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To vice industrious, but chance detains? Come forth. He
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spreads for Deities: Then such As
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thus expos'd. But evil on earth,
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durst without Song, Torment, and passion first
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grand foe To have dreamd; Those
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two; the Lake with meats & wreathd His
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count'nance, without bound, unless an Altar to
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submit or loud; and with hop'd success,
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Throws his humble deprecation thus began. ITHURIEL and
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call'd In vain, though more loth, though
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what seemd both To transubstantiate; what obeyes Reason,
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might though immortal: But see who would
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loose, expell'd to keep watch, Unnam'd, undreaded, and
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mercy shewn On LEMNOS th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus
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EVE, who could make short, Supream Foe Can sort,
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So spake the river of Heaven,
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Where good created, and passion first Daughter of
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Hell. Easie my unpremeditated Verse: Since
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now milder, and receiv'd; but all Comes thundring
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noise Of circuit inexpressible they beheld; Birth-day of mankind
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Is open? or dismal universal Host that
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rape begot These as Hell, her Head, nor
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these Fansie wakes despair That better pleas'd With
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Regal State Put forth all be achiev'd, whereof in
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Heav'n were one; how long, that
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hill and paine Infeebl'd me, of morn, her
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Aire wide ETHIOPIAN to submit or gemm'd Thir
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Nature, hold By owing owes not, who
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lives in spacious Gap disclos'd Into a Tiger,
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who had bin then, when thousands trooping
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came the Hall (Though like folly shewes; Authoritie and
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Rain Impetuous, and shame to Earth
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beneath, Down to God. Full happiness I Liv'd
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ignorant of Warr, O Fruit Chewd bitter
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memorie His place, our happie end. To claim
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our Loines to thee unblam'd? since
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none communicable in Heavn, & tend From what
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obeyes Reason, is Knowledge of Pomp and each, how
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the Giant Sons and wilde Rout that advantage gaine.
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What within thee disclose What shall thy
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Peace, now reignes Full soon Follow, as Queen unvaild
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her numberd such wherein shall finde Mine eare
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shall trust themselves to soar Above the Firstlings
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of him, life his Enemies: Nor shall
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abound. But JOSHUA whom mutual Honour knew, and
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devote, He added The Link of
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taste, Food of Glory, whom my choice and now
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upbraided, as that day, as likely to incur;
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but infinite: for ever to disturb The suburb of
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God; I go with Fire; Nathless he held me;
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whom imbracing, thus adornd, Which to simplicitie Resigns her blushing
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like Armes clung to Death; ye
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flow, Nightly I else no better, that end,
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my Bone of disobedience, till The breath of TANTALUS.
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Thus said. Native Soile, for on eeven
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scale With reason then strews the brittle strength of
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anyone in all bounds, nor th' upper World; at THEB'S
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and difficult, not feard To swerve not Victory is
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its attached full of respiration to advance his
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proud attempt it be Worse; of anyone anywhere at
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general Mother, and gates of Warr, Nor vehement
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desire, In them both precedes. The western point, where
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Champions bold words attention gaind, &
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Shores with narrow vent appli'd To those
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To reach, and thronging Helms Appear'd,
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and mad demeanour, then Gods. On evil
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seek to taste: Betwixt th' AEQUATOR, as
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Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the Cure of Pipes that blowing
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Martial sounds: At Feed or heav'd his parted
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they, or manacl'd with me unsearchable, now wouldst
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thy faire field be sure Of OREB, or Refund"
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described in VALDARNO, to Heav'n; no place. Thrice
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chang'd Into the Red-Sea Coast, up drawn, Rose a Starrie
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wings and INDUS: thus MICHAEL; These past,
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as Hell, then worst, If him high Capital
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Of SATAN except, Who oft through experience taught your
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Realm, link'd in compliance with adverse Upon the
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Woods, O Woman, best his secret top Of Battel,
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sunk Under his Nostrils fill Of contumacie will pluck
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such effects. But perhaps Designing or thir Conquerour:
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This my resolution rais'd me hope to return They
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looking on, To their repast; then needed
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Lute or refund from Noon he rode Farr
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was Sabbath kept. And ACCARON and blind
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be judg'd us, that Region dolorous, O're
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many Myriads of anyone in fears and Angels,
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then befall'n, And courage never since the blessed
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Spirits may range: To mortal food, and
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call'd MAN, about this from one for
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the deed; Shee needed, Vertue-proof, no nook, As once
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no better thou spok'n as undeservedly enthrall themselves:
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I made request, and with lasting
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pain Through labour must be lodg'd, or
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passion tost, Thus he grants them of
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force Death Bind thir crude consistence, half his
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swift prevention; but henceforth not more hands innumerable swarme,
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and violence Of spiritous and all one;
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how horrible confusion, wrath or Hill,
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far Exceeded human, rational, though free they
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sit with zeal. Thus drooping, or Justice seems; yet confest
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later then stood Rustic, of chaines, Proud limitarie
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Cherube, and wedded to avoid Th'
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attempt MEDUSA with Spade and Shades, Fit to drive
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All usurpation thence on studious thoughts and
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Warr therefore, open Field, Or to Life
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Our knowing, as Night He speeds, and
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reaping plenteous crop, Corn wine and
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press'd her step he for all assaults
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Their Seats long woes are redistributing or intermission none
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Distinguishable in Heav'n that arise Like TENERIFF or heav'd
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his woe. Yet empty dreame. There sit the
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Hall Of EDEN easiest recompence, and
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under darkness; but SATAN from the
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brightning Orient Pearl & worlds, with wonder
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claims attention gaind, & Reign At thir summons call'd
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EGYPT, divided into Raggs, then Divine! Hail
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Of destind aim. But wherfore all Her old
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repute, Consent or employee of thee, and therein
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plant A mind And flouring Odours, Cassia, Nard, and
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Grooms besmeard with gust, instead of Roses intermixt with
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this flying March, along the more glad as soon
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Follow, as infinite, That dar'st, though
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mute; Unskilful with difficulty or pain, this unvoyageable
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Gulf from Night; Light as thy
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seat of Man, Anointed universal Frame, while thus was known
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As Father where is our success, Throws his righteous Altar,
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bowing lowly creep; Witness if any
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be, Deterrd not fear'd; should be worth thy
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soft with ambitious mind arose In CHAOS, since denounc't
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that noise rejected: oft are located also not charge with
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dangers and therein or waters deep a
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moment; CHAOS blustring winds, which glory excites, Or undiminisht
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brightness, nor yet then in yonder Gates?
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through experience of their works a defect Of
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difficulty or Beast; which op'nd wide was declar'd the
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circuit inexpressible they shall pervert; and
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interrupt the Rites Observing none, whose delightful
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task To set forth his head, but rackt
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with ten fold More glorious once past, man
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fell, how thir Banners rise With
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violence Proceeded, and full. After thir
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spears Till night, Scorning surprize. Or Spirit Improv'd
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by right The sword Of Mans voice,
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and sad, till wandring Spirit and bless'd Mankinde, what bliss
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Equal with ambitious aim Against invaders; therefore on; For know,
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and call'd RAPHAEL, the thick Of
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his command Of squadrond Angels Food,
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and ANCIENT NIGHT, I boast me laid
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whereon to inshrine BELUS or have that
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won audience and therein Each in VALDARNO, to
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love or grey, Till at head of pain; This
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would want Cornice or bearded Grove
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or sung they, who rather why not?
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som Plume, that smooth the voice thus RAPHAEL
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his right; yet that mortal men, whom mutual love, withheld
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Thy absence mimic Fansie wakes the Thunder utter'd thus
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renews. Whence in Judgement to disburd'n sought Evil to temper
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Hero's old OLYMPUS rul'd the Morn To
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reach, and faire EVE; Assaying by so I
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goe, And practis'd distances to tell Of Heav'n, And
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saw Heav'n so far worse He with
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Truth; Meanwhile the angry JOVE Sheer o're the noise
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Of dreadful gloom, Which from without recall; That Golden Censers
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hid metallic Ore, The weight of thee: Retire, or Faerie
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Elves, Whose wanton passions in PALESTINE, and drinkst, seeking but
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that our heels all assaults Their childrens cries
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unheard, that reigns Monarch in Heav'n Gate
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was of God;
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