Robo poem for 2024-01-14
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Is womans happiest life, Is fortitude Of costliest Emblem:
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other form. However, and passion dimm'd his power hostility
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and lasting pain to deck with
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torrid Clime Smote on Bitnet (Judy now
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lost, should most irregular they then could pittie thus
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returnd: URIEL, gliding through experience of Warr, we
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may likeliest by submission; and Mattin, when themselves from
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SYRIAN ground, or to pervert that
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crownst the Empire up silent hours, till wandring poor,
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but endevord with anyone. For regal Scepter
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shalt look into the Hall (Though like POMONA'S
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Arbour smil'd Celestial, and listning to
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dewy Eve, A generation, whom the soft
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Recorders; such appear'd Less pain, where
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God to submit or depth, still thou added
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grace Elect above th' other, till
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peace within, Favour from SYRIAN ground, materials to soar
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Above them had form'd within Orb, the
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Judgement, whether among fresh alacritie and spie This also
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is evil Ruin must By attributing overmuch
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to thee perverse: the Sun: His
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utmost end wilt find what glorious dost prefer Before
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him stood, Both SIN, and were one; how
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hee cover'd, but sav'd who sits Our purer
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essence increate. Or cast at no access Without remorse
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The bottom all restore. Is propagated seem Now ere
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dawne, Effect shall dwell. For swift Nocturnal and
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Sword-Law Through all Her annual wound in sight instead,
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meer shews the gorgeous East On me, and
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gates of Paradise by surprize To mortal crime, Long
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to reascend, Though now prepar'd To love Vice for the
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frown Each perturbation smooth'd with deep within bounds; beyond
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expression bright, Chariots rankt in Bondage, nor the
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waste, o're dale his Eternal woe; Since
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SATAN (for like which cost and bid haste Of
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all a Garland to NEBO, and rejoycing in
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Triumph high Archt, a savorie odour
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blow'n, Grateful vicissitude, like shall his works: therefore
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unmeet for that swim th' air less Then Hells
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Concave, and thought can no acquittance ere
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thou spok'n as in Triumph high Temple
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high collateral glorie: him shall returne perhaps For
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us when Nature set the new and counsels, equal
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what higher Would never from one Faith they fondly
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deem'd, I conjecture on NORWEGIAN hills,
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to dawne In GOLGOTHA him still, presumptuous, till
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I at no Spie, With Myrtle, find thy
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aid This eBook is thine; Thy Trophies, which
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I with thir lateral noise, Hell To one
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Realm, beyond dust and Evil, Good out and
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after loss, That underneath had been
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achiev'd, whereof created, and tell thee of Knowledge,
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knowledge in rising on errand sole, and shoares Thir
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own Arbitrement it pregnant: What neerer to
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taste? Forbid who fill'd Immeasurably, all Law
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and all liability, costs and highth, and
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Creeping things, The Paradise to dream, of place: Now
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less toil, and Thunder, my head: scarse had
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being, Fountain flow'd, Thou and shame
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in her as onely Argument I obey him instrument
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of vernal bloom, but meaner thoughts To ask
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or possess Life offer'd, he passd, and
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ILIUM, on Bitnet (Judy now Of glimmering dawn;
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here passion to men. Immediately a gentle
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Fawnes at command, and with deeds worse to
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soar Above all one; how the Heav'n, Enlightner
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of Starrs, as great & dance Intent, with
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report heare new haunt Her fertil ground A dreadful
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gloom, Which oft, and smoak: Such wonder then breath
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that God, half enclose him a sacrifice Glad
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to me are past thy Seed:
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the Center shook. What shall remain,
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Till The goodly Tree yeilding Seed, In Fruit be seduc't
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And Lakes and dance Intent, with hideous fall Hee
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for the parting and were heard
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Celestial soile, and Morning shine. Whence in Triumph
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and wonderful indeed Divine, ineffable, serene, Made happie: him
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is a reasonable fee for grace and Band The haunt
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Her own, and call'd so keene.
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About him danc'd Shedding sweet Gardning so as
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undeservedly enthrall to enure Our torments inwardly
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I keep, by John Milton Whence and regain the
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DELPHIAN Cliff, Or is fume, That led
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me not, where And ACCARON and
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terrour of man except, Created vast infinitude
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confin'd; Till on Earth & saw when
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most Project Gutenberg is a Promontorie sleeps
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At thee chaind, And ACCARON and joy,
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to quit The willinger I follow'd issuing at choice
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Leads him a Promontorie sleeps or middle
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darkness should they keep These Royalties, and
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Angels, by violent cross wind To mortal
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foe, and resume New BABELS, had first
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Hath eat'n and renowne, Who to
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all; with revenge: cruel expectation. Yet
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to augment Thir order; last Farr in
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ASPRAMONT or more glad Of Man, SATAN
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allarm'd Collecting all these Heavens Azure, and horrent
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Arms. Nine times cross'd the rest In
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loving thou enjoy Your wearied hath this can your
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necks, and overlay With inoffensive moust, and with
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wings mantling o're hil, o're the hainous
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now, While time Celestial Equipage; and financial
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support to mix the rest, Millions of Spirits of
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Regal State Of DORIC Land; or Faerie
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Elves, Whose but her ruin upon
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our afflicted Powers, nor from inward Faculties, which instructs
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us Heav'n, though all unobserv'd, unseen. So numberless were
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terms of vernal bloom, but drawn By me,
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the verge of God; I upon our
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other Hemisphere had the violence Proceeded, and Creeping things, let
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us down To recommend coole decline.
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Hail horrours, hail Infernal Pit thou wast good, Where
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Joy entire. Then Both SIN, and call'd
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a slow and all Temples th' inventer miss'd,
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so highly, to appease, Kneel'd and
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press'd her Seed; Her rosie steps Over the DELPHIAN Cliff,
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Or Spirit Taught by strength, Not dead,
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who reigns, new thirst Of Preface brooking through Plaine,
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Both her Nuptial embraces forcible and Plagues
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of Breath, if within them, th'
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Arch Angel, well could repeate, As we eate Thereof,
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nor th' other, that gently creeps Luxuriant; mean to
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force of mental sight, smell, taste; But
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perhaps To mortal food, Love To first this
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Maine from life; All seemd Each in every Soule
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Are fill'd, and blame behind: Which of him,
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life dies, death lives, Lives, as Sea-men tell,
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With speed And elegant, of thee, who forbids
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me, for uses to ADAM fatherly displeas'd. A
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Goddess feign'd submission swore: ease Wafts on still thou
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by whose roar Must'ring thir eyes Directed in
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hand So were created, for high praise,
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The trembling leaves, while thus SATAN who
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might dwell, Or tilting Furniture, emblazon'd Shields, Helmes,
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and Wedlock-bound To mortal sight tormenting! thus leave No
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rest: this delicious Air, Weighs his whole frame: And
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shelterd round, That to impose: He ruind, and
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Dominations ministrant Accompanied to proof his
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guileful Tempter all impediment; Instant without hope
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Of knowledge past Ages of Worshippers Holy
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Rest; Heav'n supream Above all ye see all things:
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One over her Elm; she assay'd: But Justice,
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of Morning, Dew-drops, which the resonant
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fugue. In all these Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in Heav'n
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Expected, least had been found Squat like
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deeds Timorous and commands to others,
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and fill Infinitude, nor care must mature: Peace is
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most needs, whether washt by Day,
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or last this Hell Gate With whose charge with
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Radiance crown'd Of mine ear one Tree Down right
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lost: On Man whom mutual guilt the unpierc't shade
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Imbround the roving on Bitnet (Judy now hid,
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Progressive, retrograde, or Earth SATAN except, none
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higher in bigness to simplicitie Resigns her
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balme. But first or middle Tree her every Creature,
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fair Moon, And to Light; Our Maker
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Omnipotent, Immutable, Immortal, Infinite, Eternal Providence, And
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leave No spot like an Iron
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Rod Of fiercest Spirit within them; wilt taste is beheld
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This answer thy youngest Son by
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Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Of OREB, or sweet!
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How fully hast promis'd to other form.
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As Heav'ns matchless Chief: As we now
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flotes, but that rape begot These past, man suffice
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his Spear Of substance, gently mov'd on
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IMAUS bred, Whose progenie you in Arms, In search
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I obey him forbids: Those other whose thwart obliquities,
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Or live again Thrown on errand sole, and slow,
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mine Concurring to pass Unprais'd: for I
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had ceas't when answer thy folly, and all
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assaults Their living thing approach Her vertue
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thought Of PALESTINE, and Leaders thither brought,
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Yet all assaults Their Seats long reach
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then, said ADAM, rise, high collateral glorie: him MOLOC,
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Scepter'd Angels Demi-gods. Nor good This happie men, he
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assayd, and the terms from night, Scorning
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surprize. Or hollow'd bodies may else enjoy'd
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In SION also th' Ocean brim, Shot upward like
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an hour he lost Went all
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Her motions, or have bin there, nor did eate.
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Creating the easier to reverse) To mischief
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as Sea-men tell, With inoffensive moust,
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and revenge On errands over built Here for
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Lightning see how chang'd in reasons garb
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Counsel'd ignoble ease, and various, not
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lost; Evil as soon discernd his tongue Of tenfold Adamant,
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his Shield Such was th' Omnipotent to
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send his Will prove Tedious alike: Of dauntless courage,
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and stature as mee. They light On each
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hand Abolish his seat, or on errand sole, and
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rest, His Armes And beautie, added wings. To humane
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reach The suburb of change.
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