Robo poem for 2024-06-07
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If thence his wrong, Though pleasant, his Seed: now
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a while over ADRIA to all; needs
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ensue; for Heav'n, with indefatigable wings outspread Dove-like satst
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brooding on Bitnet (Judy now expect A
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Son, I fell, from Councel thus proceeded
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on their destind habitation; but have foyld, If so
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Fate Free Vertue fails, or enur'd not
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lost, not unseasonable to look, just object of
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being forgets, Forgets both wings a Rib, with songs
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Divide the Temple to dissolve Allegeance to move
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new delights, As MAMMON led me, she
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seem, Insensibly three sev'ral wayes from the
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reines, With inoffensive pace that were long succession must
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be toilsom in FRANCISCAN think thee This noveltie on
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high: from thy face Deep Encamp thir watch;
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these Fansie next More dreadful voyage; till
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one entrance on Orient Pearle, whereon we hate.
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Let her bestial train, Forthwith upright beams
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Of Earth Rose out three Sons
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Hurl'd headlong flaming from the brow of
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anyone anywhere at thy delight and call'd
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Satan, with impious Crest Sat on me
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up stood Among the address specified in
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Arms, fierce Forth reaching to officiate
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light Fare: And Hyacinth, Earths great
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Palace of damages. If so on
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main Abyss And Vertues, Powers, and prostrate on highest
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bliss Brooks In GOLGOTHA him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels watching
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round? Here or Yeares: This intellectual food,
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Love Immense, and Wisdom-giving Plant, said is free they naked
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thus, though men they forewarne, Wolves shall
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remain, Till Pride Had been achiev'd,
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whereof so blithe, so highly, to
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soar Above th' obdured brest Of pleasure, but down he
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gives (Whose praise disjoine. Character set open brest
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Stand in bulk as our sole Wonder,
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much they might work as hee Created pure. But
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perhaps Shall that Hell debas'd, and plac'd us then
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first To witherd all th' occasion pass
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On which understood must follow, to
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good; I will be Paradise, of sorrow,
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black it fled amain, pursu'd With conjugal
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attraction unreprov'd, And him now, repents, and Michael Hart, the
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Light LEUCOTHEA wak'd, and superior Spirits of
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tears VVatering the Son, Or fansied
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so, By sufferance, and plac't A Universe of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where I know, Can sort, So
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promis'd Rising; since they who reason then I
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sat and place are set, and taste, Food
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not her stay, not a Foe, while Universal
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Orb Through labour loose, expell'd to Tragic; foul defeat
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Hath emptied Heav'n, by shading the Snowie Plaines Retires,
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or impose Such were not by what by
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just th' inventer miss'd, so Fate shall
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share with speedy words here Breathe forth once as one
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for such appear'd in Man therefore cannot give;
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as this universal hiss, triumph and terrible, advance
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To mortal or degree, of youth about the
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burning Lake? that his shape, If he gives me
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sprung, Two of anguish driv'n, The Womb as
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in despair, to save, Dwels in comparison
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of peace toward EVE separate, circling
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Years, And flouring Odours, Cassia, Nard,
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and Rebel Angels, can close by
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them Superiour, while Night Related, and worth
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thy offerd peace: for in her sake,
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or slain, Or if within himself
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in vain: which evil soon repeal'd The first adornd With
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Myrtle, find Some Tree of chearful waies of
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truth remote: Unjustly thou call'st thou resembl'st now Of Flutes
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and with like which God saw Hill, and revenge,
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immortal bliss, condemn'd For CHAOS and
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rare: thee perfet, and don Ere this vessel can
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die, By Judges first, Begotten Son, but all
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Her own, and food and full.
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After soft fires Awak'd should blow them that sweet
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intercourse pass through With ATLANTEAN shoulders like
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Armes No second Life, So eagerly the
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new Subjection; with reflected Purple and shame
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that Set and spoile back All usurpation
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thence I foreknew, Foreknowledge had shewn, and indecent overthrow
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and taste; But first Daughter of anyone anywhere
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at this agreement. There they may Compose our
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Father infinite, both crime makes a Beast,
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and all Temples th' accus'd Serpent
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suttlest Beast now rowl, where thou solitude, is just
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and Redeemer voluntarie, And heavier load thy flesh, when
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answer thus pronounced his bounty so various
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living strength, or responsive each Plant &
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divulg'd, if this Oracle, then EVE
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beheld, the PLEIADES before Hath finisht half his highth, bent
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he fram'd All human face Thrice he
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wonns In recompence Of watchful Senses represent,
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She heard As a proud excuse? yet God
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Of stunning sounds In whose conspicuous count'nance, without paying
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copyright holder. Additional terms of pain,
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Vaunting aloud, but to destruction doom'd. How few
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escap't from OEALIA Crown'd With pleasant seemd. Each hour At
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first, that clad In the multitude Might intercept thy
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Wisdom thy election, But all life
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was pleas'd: now ponders all living Streams among
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the murkie Air, His troubl'd waves,
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There oft on yon boyling cells prepar'd, The Hemisphere
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Night This having spilt much the fray
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By which, in Orbes his Tongue Organic, or DRYAD,
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or covert was safe, And limited
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to, or DRYAD, or Chance, or once
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above his conquest, and said, Be good This
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greeting on Over Fish of grassie
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Couch, At length of light, from Truth hath thy
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gifts, and shame Cast forth her soon.
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Thou in VALDARNO, to hear Infernal
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noise; Warr with hideous joyn'd The rest shall
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arise Of thoughts and shame Cast forth were Sheaves
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New courage never dwell, Or we not disrelish
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thirst excites, Or hear in Hell, her who requires
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From off From thus cri'd. Whence rushing he from
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above, new Joyes, Taste after Wave, where ere
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day Prodigious motion formes. Nor stood under,
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streind to accord) Man of anyone in happie
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Light, firm land Men call'd Mother of
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EDEN strive; nor obvious to deal with bestial Gods;
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for deliverance what means to tripping
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ebbe, that after made both, but chief Of
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his triumphal Chariot wheels, or High; because I refuse
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to enrage thee combin'd In close ambition though
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fall'n; intend at choice regard From all a
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Pyramid of warring Winds, and denounce To
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filial, works knowledge within soare Of
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Law, thou support Each shoulder broad,
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And for whom; For what eyes agast View'd first
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began Thir Glory sat, Or Wonders move Thir Makers
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work; he presumes already infinite; And beautie,
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added grace in Heav'n created, and consultation will And
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opportune excursion we mean recompence In
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Wood fast by, Or if so
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shine, yet among men Cut off, and CHAOS Umpire
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sits, And courage never till anon
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Down cast him with eternal punishment? Whereto with red
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Lightning see thy Sister, and gates of Elements The
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other party distributing or DRYAD, or have past example
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high! Ingaging me absolutely not farr distant farr,
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whereby they choose Arm'd with shaddowing Squadrons at one
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in Glory abounds, Therefore to tell Of immortalitie. So
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thick flames, the Clime, Said then mankinde higher,
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Surpassest farr then from attempting. Wherefore
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do practically ANYTHING with thy Kingdom, left side As one
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slight bound the troubl'd all Temples th' AEGAEAN
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Ile: thus returnd: URIEL, one vertuous touch of time, when
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sleep Affects me ill, was known in any purpose
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to haunt Cleer Victory, to continue, and with
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extended wide Territorie spred out life; All is
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then our vacant room, though the madding
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Wheeles That riches of Man In those loftie
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shades High commanding, now Of his enormous brood, and
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chief delight Both from the true
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reconcilement grow In procreation common to mix And testifi'd
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against so erroneous, thence Perpetual Circle, multiform;
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and shame him a narrow search; and scourge
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that might fall. Henceforth of Sulphur. Thither by
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Warr or West, or his proud With
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featherd soon Would set Thir stops and Intercessor
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none Are fill'd, and Rose, Or cast
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and sad, till rais'd Their Seats long
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they enthrall to deferr; hunger drives to taste,
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Food of liquid, pure, then mankinde higher, Surpassest
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farr into deception unaware, To claim in
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bulk as Sea-men tell, With thicket overgrown, That fought
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The Inwards and Sewers annoy The Sulphurous Hail Of fiery
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CHAOS and let me let each wing Scout
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farr beneath his look on slime, This would require
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Thy merited reward, the Son, Or Sex, and notions
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vaine. But mortal change of huge affliction and Palaces
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he created things wise In horror;
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from the Sons Now Morn Purples the Cataracts of
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God's high mount CASIUS old, Where universally admir'd; but
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endu'd With lowliness Majestic from hearts contrite, in Heav'n.
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What it may reign in mooned hornes Thir
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order; last At thir chrystal sluce, hee cover'd, but of
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Men as in highth or distributing Project
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Gutenberg is most adhere, Hee from one place,
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our obedience left large Into one fling Of GALILEO,
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less Choice in rage, Perhaps our Mother yeilds In vain,
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when man created like which God takes no
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Preface brooking through experience of Paradise He
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lights, if so suffice to advance his wandring vanitie,
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when with almost no Temple stood or Office
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on Thrones; Though of sorrow, doleful shades, where soonest
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recompence (for Night Darkens the newes
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Heart-strook with revenge: cruel Serpent: him partake
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with full blaze Insufferably bright. Nor fail'd they
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judge Bad men wont his
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