Robo poem for 2021-08-23
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Whence true in lowliest plight In Gems and
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tell In battel, what passes there; and cheerful,
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in an Exhalation, with whom now prevailes, a Fountain,
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and darkness visible Serv'd by wondrous works, to
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glorifie thy Divine effect so streight, so
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great Heav'n. Each Plant & might dilated stood, Scarce
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thus proceeded on me sprung, Two potent
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Rod to anyone anywhere at command,
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and SATAN who since, Baptiz'd or
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adverse: so perfet good prooff Against revolted
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Spirit, but all Temples th' occasion want, nor
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shade, And high I lent Out of bliss Enjoy'd
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by me, or past, man fell,
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Wholsom and poure Abundance, fit moulds prepar'd; At that
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Wall a dream, But follow the maine.
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Two dayes though the ETHIOP Line By what high blest,
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or Death, but he his Pride Had ris'n or
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enur'd not cease to taste? Forbid who now one, Now
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rul'd not, the fertil Banks Of sooty coal the
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gentle sway, And bears ANDROMEDA farr Antartic;
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and were they had Eares To expiate
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his bad Woman? Thus with matter
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act, Not all temptation then, Then had cast
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a Boggie SYRTIS, neither breath her enjoying,
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what mould, came down from the dust
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and since the phrase "Project Gutenberg"), you discover
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sights of good, Against the shade, and beat'n
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way I question thy praise Rather then pittying how
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spred Thir specious deeds What hath naught merits but
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meaner thoughts imployd Have nothing profits
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more Worlds, Or if that flaming
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Legions arm'd, and attend. This deep Her mischief, and
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all Temples th' offended taste of old Ocean
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Iles, Like cumbrous flesh; but hast'n to
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see her Globe, Fermented the Bullion dross:
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A bough and surrounding Fires; Till, as it
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away or CYRENE'S torrid Clime Smote on Bitnet
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(Judy now debate; who would I repent and remove
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thee disclose What it so, By whom thus guiltless be
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thought To his seat Build in Spirit in each
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Had, like Armes to praise could
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deterre Me miserable! which God ordaind Me from the
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Sands Of HESPERUS, whose ballance down
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The rising sweet, Bitter ere while Sonorous mettal blowing
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adverse We are to mankind in Heav'n And
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ACCARON and Creeping things, and resume New rub'd
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with almost no danger, and Nature of Heaven, There
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in Heav'n such cruelties With thousand lesser Faculties that brightest
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shine. If an empty dreame. Author:
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John Milton So farr From SUSA his womb
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was created, that way she ensnar'd Mankind with
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aught Therein enjoy'd In ignorance, thou spok'n
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as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the lurking Enemie of
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anyone anywhere at Sea thir light Shine inward,
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and nobler sights of monstrous Serpent Tongue Dropt from
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whom now plenteous, as onely thy crime
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makes guiltie shame that parts like, but
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a Region throws his wandring poor, but well observe
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Immutably his voice explain'd: the Flood
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Through the flourie herb I urge,
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Admitting Motion in charge is equal, nor th'
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AEQUATOR, as likely habitants, or oppose,
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or fall of retreat, Nor number, sweet bereav'd His
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triple-colour'd Bow, When out such perverseness dwell? But past
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thy perfet formes, Limb'd and transform'd, Why is
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truly fair. What reinforcement we perhaps
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over her containd And high Power to accept My
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hold Betwixt th' Angel utterdst thus
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returnd: URIEL, one slight bound the Soil Bedropt
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with circling row of Heav'ns first create an
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Aerie light, as nam'd Thrones, With Joy for mans
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behalf Patron or have dream'd, If
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he nor staid, till thy Law, true Life in
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strength and spoil and Murren die, By center,
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or choice to learn By death
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Is womans happiest life, Is this was so.
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And here In AUTUMN pil'd, though should
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be judg'd as likely habitants, or size Assume, as
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if but well observe the most just, my side With
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that witherd all Temples th' Air sublime, As
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being ordain'd Thir maker, or Angel, but
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root shall befall Spirit Taught them, th' Angelic
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Vertue and eyes Of sympathie and not terrible,
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though the tepid Caves, Lakes, Fens,
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Bogs, Dens, and thrice the God declares his
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Testimony, The sensible of shame Of Pioners with tempest loud:
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Here watching round? Here walk'd the individual work
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in narrow search; and full. After the companions
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of Warr, what thy sake, or Goat dropping Gumms,
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That comes That one Night From off Heav'n, Ethereal
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Skie lowr'd, and hallowd the World
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both together crowded drove him, for the Silvan
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Scene, and Justice shall his thralls By the left
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but by work associated in despair, to
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pervert that Globe farr off From
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Pole to soar Above th' Eevning
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rise Unvanquisht, easier to accept Life in Heav'n
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against the eastern Gate Of contraries; all Temples
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th' extent somtimes, with grasped arm's Clash'd on thee unblam'd?
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since into Glorie account, But list'n
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not unseasonable to pervert that bad Angels under Government
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well might, & Shores with most adhere, Hee in
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PALESTINE, and missinforme the Sands Of PANDEMONIUM, Citie Gates:
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anon With Goddess-like demeanour forth Infinite
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goodness, grace in bright officious Lamps, Light Imitate
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when ULYSSES on circumfluous Waters from mercy
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shewn On this Oracle, then bless'd Mankinde,
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what ere they Less winning cheap the
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hether side Henceforth to consummate floure
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Spirits in flight Seavenfold, and Eccentric
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scribl'd o're, Cycle and gaines Of day-spring,
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and Eccentric scribl'd o're, Cycle and tedious pomp that all
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involv'd With adverse We ours to highest
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To witherd all restraint broke peace in Heav'n and all
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one; how fall'n! how unlike the limits thou
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know'st, and took with TOBIAS, and Wrong, Of
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his doom frail Originals, and goes: but he
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thus returnd: URIEL, one tastes; Nor stop thy overpraising
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leaves and press'd her Confines. Heav'n
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so over ADRIA to pervert that downie
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Bank the revenge. First, what recompence it be
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yet that fiery Deluge, fed With
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cause to wind transports a foe:
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and die, And boldly venture down to shelter
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us? what doubt Pursues the Hills amid
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the rest and beheld From what hinders then could
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I move Embattelld; when next command. To let this day?
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why should be such, They pass the night,
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and golden shafts imploies, here thou
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still, In contemplation hee admiring more availes
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Valour or have thou profoundest Hell Com'st thou, what heat
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from mans destruction, maugre Hell, a
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Monster, upward like ripe for different cause to
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erect and Seraph fearless, nor less Then
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temporal death to reach interpos'd; three
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different Motions move? Which when those bad were Land He
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sought them to bear: but hid
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the Eagle and joy, to ATLAS unremov'd: His
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final Battel hung; till her perverseness, but of Royal
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Camp, to wander here, driv'n out a day long
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usurpt, Whom thus displaid. 1.E.8. You may
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find, seise thee, I that fair
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with Starr's Numerous, and fearless, nor end Thou following
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each hand Showrs on Bitnet (Judy now seen
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Hitherward bent he enlarg'd Even Sups with everlasting groans,
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Unrespited, unpitied, unrepreevd, Ages infinite. Thee from the
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sick busiest from thy sin, on main wing
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Scout farr then half way To hoarce TRINACRIAN
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shore: Nor thou what doubt remaines, VVhich
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onely over her stately tread, or
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Years damp my day as Princes, Potentates, Warriers,
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the Books of anyone in cogitation deep. Glad
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to perswade immediate stroak; but all declar'd,
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Him followed his Eye darted contagious Fire.
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Thither by Limb Sutable grace Invites; for the
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glad Of smoak and thrice threefold the
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Person or dissolute, on Bitnet (Judy now
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now, as bound the Seav'nth day, Which thou My
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obvious Hill, and who erst they
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stood within Orb, Incredible how without
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The Femal charm. Earth conspicuous count'nance, without controule
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Had been achiev'd, whereof here find
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no additional terms Of tenfold Adamant,
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his revolt, but a Fountain, and promisd Race, his
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Beams, or rejoyce Each quarter, to tell Of
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Thunder: and beginning late; Not peace: All Nations, and
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penal Fire, But solemn Councel call'd Seas: And
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Princely counsel Warr, O Progeny of every
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Plant, said ADAM, thou return unto the
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Garden by command, and shame in Reason, is all dismaid,
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And for this nethermost Abyss Outrageous to more
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shall he so much deceav'd, much advanc't, We
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sunk in men; though free, what e're his
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thoughts and shame Cast forth at Table was,
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whose mortal wound And flours aloft shading the
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angry Victor in me hence? erre not repine, But
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now this Gulfe. Awake, arise, or with revenge: cruel
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Serpent: him perish rather, swallowd up
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I provided all assaults Their Altars by tract of a
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laughter; for Heav'n, when it again
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provoke Our voluntarie move new Receive thy restraint: what
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evasion bear The Race of Virgin of Warr,
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Did not th' amaz'd Night-wanderer from pain,
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that parts CALABRIA from Eternal wisdom wake, suspicion
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sleeps At random yeilded light prepar'd, That
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God in vain To Hill, and couch thir
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fond and Flies must needs remove The sooner had
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need of Pomp and full. After these works, by
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name, Though thither hast done? If so suffice to
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haste, And Strength and prosper, and arm him
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chief good, Where onely coveting to soar
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Above th' only evil whence? in despair,
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to execute their
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