Robo poem for 2022-12-02
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If stone, Carbuncle most High, If I
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mine eyes That to reply, Prudent,
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least all a dore Of AMARANTIN Shade,
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Fountain fome belated Peasant sees, Or open Warr, since
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by th' entrance he sees, while thy sight Before
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all highth, and shame, dishonest shame Of Godhead,
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gave signal blow them all, this
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gloom; the highest, am grac't The STYGIAN flood a
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voyage uncouth and sacred Hill, and with revenge: cruel
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warres, Wasting the Squadrons Deep, because from
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the Glorious Enterprize, Joynd with tears VVatering
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the duskie or High; because from me.
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To answer, and with Starrs to Battel, sunk down, Glad
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Eevning from the Stork On duty,
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sleeping found repose; and betraid Him first
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appeering kenns A broad as Nature set thy revolt,
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not lost; the grunsel edge, Where entrance
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high; No voice exempt, no Fair couple,
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linkt in Triumph high Capital City, or smell old
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with his fervid Raies, a Starrie Cope
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of and happier Seat the damn'd Firm concord holds, unite
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thir Age one view? he decreed
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Thir nakedness with bland words voucht with retorted
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scorn his foreknowing can think The rest
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were who to place Living or West,
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which assert th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus
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returnd: URIEL, though to do I
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not lost; the name, Though standing fight,
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who requires From mee In plain inferrs not
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become this Night, If stone, Carbuncle
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most conspicuous, when he will so dismist
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in fit his will destroy ye know, Least that
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most Project Gutenberg EBook of far disperst
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In whirlwind; Hell More aerie, last as
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great Sexes animate the seat That mock our selves;
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Why then not restraind as farr hath God
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Of DORIC Land; or our paine, Against revolted Spirit, zealous,
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as our obedience left it lies.
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Perfet within, no account. Tomorrow ere he lurk,
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of them threw down alone My being
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gav'st me; but well being the mightiest
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rais'd Ambition. Yet oft accus'd Serpent Tongue obey'd
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The hollow nook, As to Eternal Coeternal beam Purge
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off It sounded, and pain From those Nor
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those banks, where he voutsafes To meek surrender,
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half his heart Distends with new Subjection; with
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vain contest appeer'd To vice industrious, but
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malice; lifted high, insatiate to soar Above th' expulsion
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of thee, What fury thus returnd: URIEL,
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gliding through experience of weight, till then said SATAN,
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broke loose my flight To boast in narrow
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vent appli'd To recommend coole recess, Free, and
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dangers, heard the tallest Pine Hewn on
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JOVE, Hid AMALTHEA and gates of Fruits,
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Though inaccessible, his fellows, with like folly of
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Warr, Caught in highth fal'n, so
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shalt know. And high rais'd me inferiour, infinite Thy
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choice to God-head, and Nights, except whom
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the chosen Seed, In jointed Armour clashing bray'd
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Horrible discord, and disturbd This also our
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substance cannot survive without thir room, Not
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all due All usurpation thence To chase In every
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part, And shame, The sourse and
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ILIUM, on Orient in VALDARNO, to Die;
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How comes unearn'd. The sensible of pain, that sight
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Took leave, and most severe, Imput'st thou what art thou,
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Who but all living Creatures wanting power It
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lies, yet never to reach Of wrauth or Goat
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dropping Gumms, That day, that ever world, whom God
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above, new hope relies. If care To
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have disarmd The brazen Dungeon, armd To know, That
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they chew, and free choice, With pittie
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thus dissolv'd; and Shoar, the Tempter, and
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possess Life began Our dayes To
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search I fell Before my Frontieres
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here Varied his swift with human Gods. BELIAL
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came Attended: all th' ASPHALTICK Pool. PEOR his seisure
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many Throned Powers, Princedoms, Powers, Dominions I part,
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Motion, each thing naught vallu'd he so many
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and Angels, can Is propagated seem to heare: This
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noveltie on Bitnet (Judy now severe,
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had powerfullest to receave Access deni'd; and
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just pretenses in narrow limits, to dispute. But
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faded splendor wan; who fill'd All doubt
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it rag'd, in Hell, then enough; at
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rest shall double smart. This would suspicious mark, As
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doth Heav'ns Almightie. Thou didst permit, approve, and Timbrels loud
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Heard on som tumultuous cloud those elect Sense
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of exceeding Love, not beare rule, as
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Sea-men tell, Or from among men wont
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to Hell, a horrid Front And
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publish Grace was fill'd With Rose as
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Night alterne: and build in Heav'n: on Iles Of
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Arts that disgorge Into the tenor of
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Light began Thir motion, but th' East, had disincumberd Heav'n,
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And black attendant Death. Here sleep dissent?
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new Kingdom loose In fellowships of God; I
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obey him defi'd, And so I purchase
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with almost no more. So eminently never shall leave them
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breeding wings veil thir swift return Of
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that shall he spreads for I found. Sated at
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THEB'S and reason'd high sufferance of
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God; I warn'd us, and disturbd
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This pendant world, Or won audience
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and verdant wall; each other torments also evidence, example
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good, created things: One man, farr Then staid
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not there soon shall one with everlasting groans, Unrespited,
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unpitied, unrepreevd, Ages of grassie Terfe, and
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tend Plant, said SATAN, that to
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Almightie is, from thence issu'd from Councel forthwith
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from OEALIA Crown'd With him surer barr
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His Brethren, men onely two dayes
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Might yeild it rose, they stood much converse
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with hideous length: before them rose The Law and
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Heroic then wherfore should conceal, and Shield, Born through
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experience taught we seek her Thou mai'st not; there
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He spake: and jarring sound The discord which nigh burst
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forth: at hand He brought by so broad
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smooth Air encounterd Hills and us impow'rd To mortal to
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fulfil is his, or that bad Angels
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fought at th' Angel, to submit or possess A
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nice Art could hav orepow'rd such deformities
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be worse appear The Princely Dignities, And livd: One
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shap'd & breadth, and ASPHALTUS yeilded light Fare:
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And beautie, added wings. As some small
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donations to force of nitrous Powder, laid
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The adverse Upon himself; horror seise thee, and Shades,
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Fit retribution, emptie as once yours, the soul
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Of order, how many nobler Bodies to
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soar Above the files of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where thou such another Skie. As
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we sent I mine own strength, or can please
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thir Lord supream Above them to highest design, by
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things Built like In them easier enterprize? There
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oft descends But that God, In the five watchful
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Senses represent, She crushes, inoffensive moust,
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and Land: nigh at http://www.pglaf.org. If they took perhaps
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a moment; CHAOS and fragrant the
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frown Each to men should by manly hung on
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Bitnet (Judy now learn What inward part averse From those
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colourd plume sprinkl'd with answering looks Of woe and without
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their malice into CHAOS, and Blank, while they assayd,
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and dwell In perfect PHALANX to sharp tribulation,
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and quite chang'd; The Law and dark designs,
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That Warr he put to burn
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His outward lustre; that fair Morn repair'd.
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Sleep on, which wrought our state he heares,
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And horrors hast made? So saying, a spot
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like deeds deservd no staine: Till warn'd, or possess The
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Organs of Heaven, down thir Gate was heard
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Commanding loud. Creating the Lee, while expectation held on
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NORWEGIAN hills, to Nature gave prospect high,
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with warme Earths great result: Toward the pledge
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Of ancient yet from one Who
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first Eevning Starr of monstrous size, TITANIAN,
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or thou beheldst The punishment Inflicted? and somwhere nigh
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Your military obedience, to go This was
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good, forbids he drops the dear
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I sprung, As my left His famine
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should ill Mansion driven down alone
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My early care, Not mee. They to
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visit men orewatcht, whose swiftness Number to taste? Forbid
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who deceive his light. First wheeld thir
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fatall hands lopt off all things, let us Within
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his Royal Camp, to skirt to drown the emptier
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waste, o're the wide- Encroaching EVE Had not
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praise be wrought our Elements, these then
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if Earth SATAN staid the meanest, some
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say, where stand Do as farr then rising
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with fruit of truth remote: Unjustly thou
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arm'd, which tends to doom is, we
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hate. Let us rest. Meanwhile To transubstantiate;
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what the pretious bane. And no
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cloud Of day-spring, and right. Or won The
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conquerd also, and chaste PYRRHA to swift
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pursuers from mercy shewn On this Garden,
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and rural seat of mankind in haste. But
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that render all assaults Their great Western
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cadence lull Sea-faring men and praise, The
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adverse power praeeminent; Tell them that in
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narrow frith He trusted to thir night long:
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but hast'n to soar Above them
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every and without further would creep, If this thou
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believe?) should enthrall to wish and rather
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pure Intelligential substances require More plenty then
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Farr otherwise th' unholie, and Patriarchs us'd.
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Here in PALESTINE, and gain'd a
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pleasing seemd, POMONA when his like, but
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wide the brightning Orient Colours waving:
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with unsucceeded power. Shalt loose, Though in charge, and
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cleerd, and Grooms besmeard with dangers and proofread public
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domain print editions will be modified and God
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They first design Pleas'd with Envy
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and financial support Each Plant & might
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determine, and there take root, and
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