Robo poem for 2022-07-31
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Is no purpos'd not shut. And CUSCO
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in any particular state of JORDANS flood To
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mortal change Perplexes Monarchs. Dark'n'd so, that smooth
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And higher I speak thou, escap'd The Race
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Who since none sure will hardly dare,
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Or do they in Heav'n: And thus
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renews. From Beds of as Sea-men tell, ye
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Winds, And courage never will they
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fell; confounded CHAOS over men and
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faded cheek, but giv'n; what sweet before
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them, shrink and concludes thee farr then thou shad'st
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The Femal for drink the ground. But to
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immortal hate, Giving to naught, Or Nature;
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God Rais'd on Bitnet (Judy now severe, our
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right belongd, So cheard he thus and wip'd
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them came, that which God above,
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From Noon, and havoc hewn, And teach
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us live, of what proof enough such cruelties With
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hundreds and call'd so we wake, suspicion sleeps At thee
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conversing I yeilded, by me cleere,
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not secure Sat on me is undefil'd and heard, and
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grave, with Sewers, and dangers, heard And
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ore the more, That run Much
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fairer Floure by millions her prime,
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yet submiss, though begun My conduct, and die, By
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falsities and press'd her still first whom thus led? Till
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Pride Waiting revenge: cruel expectation. Yet unconsum'd. Before
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the happie place Accept this abject posture have sunk:
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the phrase "Project Gutenberg"), you already infinite; And perfet beauty
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adornd. My Substitutes I deserv'd to soar Above
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them with steddie wing URIEL once
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he thereat Offended, worth thy doom, Yet
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all reponsbility that Just then mistrust, but all her starrie
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flock, allur'd The Parts besides Mine never
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can destroy, or therein dwell. And tortures him the
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rest Ordain'd by Batterie, Scale, and dangers, heard
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Now falling Star, On purpose, nor
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less remorse: they mix With strictest bondage,
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though in narrow vent appli'd To trample thee somthing
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more chearful face, the rule, as far
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blazing, as Sea-men tell, With Opal Towrs of
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Battel; and shame obnoxious, and serv'd but this
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can discern Th' APOCALYPS, heard th' indignant waves. Now to
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stand we are to enquire: above his
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hands lopt off from the liquid
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Plain, then conceald, Then thou hadst in
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her thou resist. If thence from Hell, Though single.
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From him, and distribution of Night, her bestial Gods;
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for her bestial train, Forthwith up rose Satan
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fall into this place; Imploi'd it flows, disgorging foule
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Are fill'd, and much less. How we
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had) To claim Of contraries; all things, ev'n
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in Orb: Alreadie by Contagion, like defence,
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to God-head, and scalie Crocodile. At which all
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assaults Their childrens cries unheard, that hung Tempting
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affronts us perhaps a frozen loyns, to date
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on earth a shew Rather admire; or Yeares: This
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night tun'd her shaddowie Cone Half way
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which justly rues. Me Father, O friends, Th'
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offence, that rape begot These troublesom disguises which Man therein
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dwell. For dissolution wrought To mortal
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things, to destroy, but answer'd milde. This Desart
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soile Wants not quite shut The banded
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to supply Perhaps hath caus'd to lose the banisht
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from atchieving what it presume, might resist
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that soyle may best we hope Of mightiest
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quelld, the Threatner, look on errand sole, and Sea. Others
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whose operation brings him, will serve, where
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most or pain and once it in
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honour gaine Companion dear, and terrour seis'd By some
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forein land imbosom'd without remorse and revels; not doubt
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Pursues the forme Angelic, but God most High commanding, now
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went she shines, Whom us try what thy
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Wisdom in Diamond, and Rain Impetuous, and
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sequesterd, though enamourd, from him with me
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dark, I point of Spirits may
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conclude Some easier business be lost, adjudg'd to
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hope argues your Realm, beyond All Justice: nor
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shade, Cedar, and with clamors compasst round I
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obey him MULCIBER; and weltring by hate; if
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ever, by EVE, but giv'n; what words Breaking
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the dreadful interval, and MESSIAH, and ambition,
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and toward the Standerd there to me absolutely
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not prone carreer with me where Youth
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smil'd With Flowers, Our purer essence then
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no second sours of Light. Aire, Fire, Impendent horrors, threatning
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to our selves, our ministring upbraid. Reign in
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heaps, and shalt look compos'd The consort to
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joyn; and light OREAD or enur'd not that breathd
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Thir universal hubbub wilde Reignd where he on Bitnet
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(Judy now are gon to tell Of
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such appear'd in heav'n his wayes. Is
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now fild with Celestial Father manifest His
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fair In blissful Paradise Dying put on me,
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and thee From him, what mild answer thus transported
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I seduc'd them free, what doubt
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To be sure of highest bliss With
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stench and shout Loud as from new Kingdom
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loose the deep: So scoffing in Hell? As with
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TARTAREAN Sulphur, and rule the Full to pervert that
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rape begot These Adamantine Chains and fear not Death, of
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Seraph tell how such counsel joind Awaiting
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what resolution rais'd me still Eevning
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coole decline. Updated editions will Chose
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freely give; Hell sate Idol of EVE: Fair
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couple, linkt in one. Before me; for
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that this abject posture have chosen Seed, In Balmie
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Sweat, which time of heav'nly fair, But of
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life Of glory, and tend Wondring;
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but thou feelst as fast, fear Comes
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unprevented, unimplor'd, unsought, Happie for proof enough such Audacious
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neighbourhood, the lower facultie Of TARTARUS, which alwayes seekst
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To this would soon expel Her office holds;
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of this honour to enter now
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Thy dread then my help, And flatter'd out
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for who, when her reply with bland words
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with calumnious Art thou what happiness and assume These were
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they fierce Winds Close at her course
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advance To the clustring Vine, forth all associated in
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shape, And courage on IMAUS bred,
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Whose taste, naught vallu'd he spake.
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Why then his Apostles, whom hast
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dar'd Had it were heard thee not; there From
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Beds of Life To punish endless? wherefore
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with three-bolted Thunder and Shield, Awaiting what
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chance, what is plac't; Whence and all
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Had from SYRIAN mode, whereon JACOB saw good
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will And with the ETHIOP Line
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From these, covering the Spear. From either eye,
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and Song; Such of righteousness, Araying cover'd
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field, where silence then if mishap, Ere
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my assiduous cries: But first fruits on
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IMAUS bred, Whose waves his swift
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Nocturnal and speed succinct, and worthiest to
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utter woe; Where light And high mountain tops
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the Flood, Aire, Beast, Fish, and
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CHIMERA'S dire. - You may well
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feign'd, or Sun-light, spread her to fall
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One next himself impaird. Deep Encamp thir prepar'd
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To Death, but follow thou in spight
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of SIBMA clad with contradiction durst fix farr
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Then was warnd. Seek not terrible, advance
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Thy lingring, or heavy, sharp, smooth, swift Then feed
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on by constraint Wandring this or bearded
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Grove or EARTH-BORN, that gently mov'd
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on slime, This night Have nothing
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this agreement. If true, If rightly thou
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oft forsook Their living Soul. Male he Created, or
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West, which perhaps availe us from SYRIAN
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ground, or Earth, for wide womb conceiv'd
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A nice Art thou anon, while yet
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concernd Our knowledge hurt ye, and cool, the guileful
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Tempter ere this eBook, complying with
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Starrs Repairing, in GATH and Armies rung A fairer
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person lost and couldst thou appeer, and equally
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enjoying God-like imitated State; deep on yon dreary Plain,
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or heavy, sharp, smooth, swift with
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hideous length: before us, and with ballanc't Aire In
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Manhood where no Creature can put not gluttonous delight, As
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vitiated in Nature: more confirmd. Is heard remote.
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Towards him out From off From these, Creatures Lodge,
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Now therefore past, man In the Race
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of SINAI, didst inspire That his
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Angels fought in carnal pleasure, for who
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beheld And hateful; nothing profits more
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to soar Above all hope here To better counsels
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from the call That beat with
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Envy and steep savage Hill retir'd,
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In common, rang'd in Heav'n in Festivals of Men, who
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out of Hell More grateful Altars by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now sat On
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what resolution from thought Death amain Following his defects.
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No inconvenient Diet, nor let down,
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and tend From Loves due time
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was, whence they enthrall themselves: I beare Through
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labour to know, Which from the night measur'd with
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Envy and Timbrels loud was passing to soar Above
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th' hour Down sunk with me forth From
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Heav'n Err not) another EVE, Partake thou Deep, and
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taste of bright Image who defend?
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will instruct us eclipst under Rocks had pluckt;
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the World at Altars, when the mightiest, bent to
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indite Warrs, hitherto the angry Victor in Glory
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obscur'd: As each kind. So farr Then Crown'd
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With notes renew, and Field They swim in PALESTINE,
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and stately tread, or fond and breath'd
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immortal love Vice for life shall lead.
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Nor serv'd but store hereafter from numbers that
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watchd, hee sat on Windes; the name, Though standing
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else had thrown That fought The
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Link of this night In counterview within them;
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on golden seat's, Frequent and descending from those
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Giants came next Provokes my gain. Fall'n Cherube, and
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ILIUM, on Bitnet (Judy now lower,
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