Robo poem for 2021-06-09
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ITHURIEL and Balme, Others among Thousand Celestial Tabernacles,
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where is her rural sight, when now
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from men For dissolution wrought our
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heels all assaults Their living Death? O flours, much
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less. How fully hast heard) Chariots and full. After the
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Hall (Though like To him, what first Father,
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I so faire. Round through experience taught to
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soar Above them triumphant wheels In signe
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Of THAMMUZ came the Rivers. That dar'st, though few.
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But evil hour thou saidst, from PELORUS, or Chance,
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or destroy The Trepidation talkt, and with words the
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execration; so besides Of Gods MESSIAH; those dayes journey high,
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Where to model Heav'n so shine, yet hard
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be to drouze, Charm'd with loud Ethereal
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Skie With joy The stonie hearts shall beleeve
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Baptizing in Counsel must earne My
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self to soar Above all a refund
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of anyone in wide her bestial
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herds to all; needs must pass, to pursue By
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me, have oreleapt these fair to whatever place of
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paragraphs 1.E.1 through fire Among the STYGIAN flood
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a weather-beaten Vessel holds the hether side Henceforth I then,
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Of his forbidding Commends thee ordain'd
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thir being? Yet unconsum'd. Before thee have
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in full high dispute With second Sovrantie; And
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ore the rest; so scap'd Haply so
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as our Hill. Fall'n Cherube, and sequesterd, though
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fall'n, I So will excite Fallacious hope,
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behold The multitude With Men also, and full
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bliss. Scepter and mutual league, United thoughts Assur'd me
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becomes Bane, and go, Going into Glorie abides,
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Transfus'd on Bitnet (Judy now Stood
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up, nor suffer change, all bounteous still remiss the
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least, Still urges, and Carbuncle most adhere, Hee rules
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above; so neer the Aire; Though in
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Heav'n To have disarmd The matin Trumpet
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from no eye with scorn. Think not perswade
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immediate touch? Father, I now more;
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sad to you may reign secure,
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Leaps o're which op'nd wide Within, her
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return, had Eares To reign is
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lost, not received written left, Now ris'n, And strength,
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and somwhere nigh founderd on highest Woods forlorn?
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Should favour equal all, Greatness of our pleasant Vally
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of Heav'ns all-powerful King Stood up, the
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most concerne Unpractis'd, unprepar'd, and therein Man should be
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paid In Hillocks; the rest; so late and
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eternal Warr seem'd Above all reponsbility that earthly fruits
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on eeven scale sublim'd To glorifie The Head
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up-lift above shade, But to soar Above th'
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accuser. Thus when hospitable Dores Yielded thir vain and indecent
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overthrow and all assaults Their surest
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signal, they acquitted stand Ye Mists and Warr? Warr
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on promise made him Findes no better
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counsels different, or eccentric, hard Mov'd on,
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with perplexing thoughts intent What meant that possesse Earth,
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who late so friendly voice, true
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Libertie and smoak: Such of supernal
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Grace. So Ev'n or right of
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thee, yet first Father, call'd Satan, with neighbouring Arms And
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God-like food? The savourie smell of high
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Towrs; nor set them back recoild; the mightiest rais'd us
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tend From those infernal Powers, them draind, Exhausted, spiritless,
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afflicted, fall'n. Yet unconsum'd. Before his due Giv'n me
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then too like themselves at THEB'S and
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Meddowes green: Those happie Light, Which of Spirits reprobate,
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and feare Under his Kingdom, left
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thir mutual league, United States without The
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Author of as bountie of Sulphur. Thither wing'd
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with a thousand decencies that tongue Relate thee; lead
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Hell leads up risen With worship,
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place To worst endures. Produced by
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success untaught His end, And God Rais'd
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or obtain His
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troubl'd at shut The Makers high Rear'd
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in Heav'n move Embattelld; when high disdain, from God
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in what else inflict do all Her
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fertil Banks Of carnage, prey Of
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good which EVE our just pretenses
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in fears and INDUS: thus double-form'd, and
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laughs the brook, And season judg'd, or threats Gave
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proof his eare, and Pestilent: Now Dragon
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grown, larger then thy dwelling place foretold Should win
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the Herb yeilding Seed, In equal to
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seek. Therefore so keene. About her shape he sat;
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and with insolence and pride and
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taste, too long, Embryo's and worth not from
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thence to assume, And ACCARON and wrought our will
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ever? how in VALDARNO, to watch and wilde, A
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pomp that most Endeavour Peace: thir hour of Gods
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indignation on som irriguous Valley spread thir Rebellion,
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from public peace, Yet they recoild affraid
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At one enmitie disarm'd, Of Innocence, of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where he resolv'd, If true, they
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had spred Ensignes high words, & whither the terms
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of Life to Speculations high Justice
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must; unless for flight, Mangl'd with Mineral
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fury, aid the inmost womb, more shall absolve
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them Lawns, or Rhime. And light Sent
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from begging peace: for neither do aught,
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no dividual holds, men Such to reject Envious commands,
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For loss Irreparable; tearms of God; I adore. Gentle
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to second time his Locks behind the dire Arms?
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yet I blame behind: Which thou hast, though
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mean Drawn round Ninefold, and with
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blood Of immortalitie. So prevalent Encamping, plac'd in dismal
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house of revenge; But perhaps Astronomer in
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opposition sits Grim DEATH my prevailing arme, though
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brute, unable to my Ear. If
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chance The adverse We mean to corrupt no
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cloud Drawn round As one whole Legions
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close; with almost no dividual holds, unite
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thir wanton growth: Those pure breath
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that tend thee, and pain However, and
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food and rushing he center'd, and running Streams among
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the sufferance of Lambs or bind, One
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foot towards the path leads to contribute Each
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cast Ominous conjecture on Bitnet (Judy now appeers, And
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took perhaps availe us Heav'n, And colours mixt:
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On Princes, whom thus expell'd to soar
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Above th' Ethereal Vertues; or racking whirlwinds,
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or impulse or creating hand her turn Metals of
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men. Immediately the Sea: part of each
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kind. So savorie odour blow'n, Grateful vicissitude, like
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these livid flames Casts pale Horse: to
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declare All now SATAN, whom ADAM relating, she
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trod. His place, they recoild affraid At
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Feed or vehement desire, which in one. Before him,
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life Of brazen foulds discover sin,
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till the Rivers. That reaches blame, but I
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fell, whom we resist. If so sad, Sometimes towards
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his leave Thee Father infinite, both with jocond
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to Battel, sunk thus declar'd. Nor
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alter'd his head, devouring fire. Sounder
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fierie red, sharpning in Heav'n Among those dropping
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Gumms, That reaches blame, but chief delight and PHARPHAR,
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lucid streams. He spake: and call
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Of those banks, where PILASTERS round those ill-mated Marriages thou
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in most just; this transient World, and glory as
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lively shines In heav'nly fair, divinely fair, nor sociably
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mild, but store conveyd: Part rise in Heav'n wakes with
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infinite Abyss Wide over moist and sorceries
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abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from Heav'n, Eternal wrauth
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to build His uncouth dream, And slow
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and heard, with calm Firmament; but op'n
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flie not, finding way, The Prison ordain'd Good
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out of lost us in sighs began. Creating
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the ranged powers of Supper Fruits in Heav'n Into
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th' Archangel MICHAEL, this praeeminence thou solitude,
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is meet, I attaine, ADAM, I
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never to submit or less miserable pain Torments him;
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one thrice to cross. Nor stood Praying,
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for Thou in punishment, or redistribute this license
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and heat Be over, and shame, The lowest
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bottom turn'd by whose top Belch'd
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fire Must suffer worse? is undefil'd and disperse,
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that word which glory to a heap:
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Confusion heard this mischief as an inrode gor'd; deformed
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rout Fell not, Herb, before the Foundation
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web site (www.gutenberg.net), you do I that tend
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Wondring; but down To deepest Hell, Which mans
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behalf Patron or have rul'd. True patience,
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and all temptation to do what else though overthrown.
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I adore. Gentle to afford him Findes no voice
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and sure, To mortal injurie Imperishable, and posture
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coucht. The Portal shon, inimitable on all unawares Fluttring
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his Lord supream Above th' undying Worm, That
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fought The Serpents all copies of public peace,
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Yet dreadful and Mine, Assaulting; others note
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Singing thir mouthes With grateful then soon
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for see his horns; By none, None seconded, as
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the seaventimes-wedded Maid. Is greater should turn degenerate, all things,
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ev'n in Mercy and hard, much remit His
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heart Distends with almost no mate For swift
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wheele reverse, deep within 30 days
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work, you may praise; Millions of
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Arms not eate, Yet by an Aerie Knights, and
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dangers, heard the Foe. Seest thou beest
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he; But O too fast Threw forth,
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and full. After the thick with fair no
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fear surpris'd, Then aught on what meanes
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he summs. And various living Saphire,
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once thou fought at Altars, when her victorious Bands
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With Diadem and smoak: Such ruin seems And
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famish him to Earth With this forbid?
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Why ask ye, and sue for Fate, Or
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where highest design, by whose mazie
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error under Rocks retain The sentence when
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we may bring, Fruits they hear,
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if much worse, leave unspi'd; A third as
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one peculiar Graces; then Air in danger by just
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pretenses in Heav'n to soar Above all
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assaults Their Altars by what Arms Against the Cloud
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his
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