Robo poem for 2024-07-24
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Vangard, to thirst And visage incompos'd Answer'd.
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I pursue Vain wisdom wake, suspicion sleeps or
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grav'n in Heav'n claming second rout, Confusion all
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leaving, Devourd each kind. So hardie
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as bound his disturbance; when he counsels from Golden
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Cloud He look'd, & rowld In Cubic Phalanx
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firm brimstone, and all assaults Their Seats long Intended
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to haunt Cleer Victory, to soar
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Above his Aerie wheele, Nor had bid What though
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earnd With nicest touch. Immediate in Heav'n be
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invok'd, A shameful and fell'd Squadrons
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and ruin overspred, Had audience, when he was,
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our foes a woodie Theatre Of som message high dispute
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With superstitions and heard, with gay enameld colours
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mixt, Assemble, and Seas, each motion we resist. If
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Earth beneath, Down right of joy Sole
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pledge Of beaming sunnie Raies, a
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wonder was urg'd home, what eyes and spread her
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Grave, Of hideous length: before scarse
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had ceas't when of Mankind, whose
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Voice divine Following, above fould Voluminous and pay him a
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dream, But her now exhal'd, and discontinue all day the
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Pit thou like which follows dignity, might
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concern him, such Thir lighter wings. As likeliest
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by Place admir'd, Admir'd, not unsung,
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where each the Lake with grasped arm's Clash'd
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on Bitnet (Judy now they sprung And
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ACCARON and glad Morn solemniz'd the Sons Now when two
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dayes portends, then MELIBOEAN, or any manner are
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heard, here Farr into the onely fit strains
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pronounc't By Thousands and foule, Eject him
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out of ABRAHAMS Loines to my adventrous Song, Torment,
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and Foot, nor Man; him surer barr His Seat
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provides For never pass'd, have fed:
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yet don; Man fall'n. Yet more To simple Shepherds,
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keeping strictest watch; these things, and all these
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corrosive Fires As new wondrous Art could
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make wise: Think not, waiting close the
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AMMONITE Worshipt in spacious Hall Of knowledg, nor missed
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the Moon. Thither wing'd like the Sons
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Then Heav'n possest before scarse from
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atchieving what thir pietie feign'd submission swore: ease Unfast'ns: on
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excursion we to enrage thee more; Go heavenly
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Grace: and with tears Bewailing thir Citie,
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his Plumes, that all flesh fill'd up so
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scap'd his Regal port, But think thee sing, Hymns
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and imperial Powers, Hear all mist from Golden Censers hid
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thir looks, which else had from Heav'n, Enlightner
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of anyone anywhere at THEB'S and require More
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terrible array Of those Giants came Attended: all
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Hell Gate; But rather to search I fled, Light
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shon, And therefore give care And SAMARCHAND by work
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in her peerless light, how may reign
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in sight, thou resist. If him call'd
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ASTARTE, Queen of Pomp and repulst Whatever
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can pass Occasion which of electronic work, Least
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it grew Neer that uxorious King, whose guile contemn; Suttle
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he no ill: So eagerly the flowing Gold
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to soar Above th' unwise, or SILVANUS never
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to his Providence Out of revenge, Accurst, and fulfilld
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All sadness but thou bruise and Ages of Gold,
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His Seasons, Hours, with her watry gleam appeerd The
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Womb of Heavn Rowls o're the fruits to give account
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To Cattel grazing: others, who without
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contest; Stand readie to transform Oft to dawne
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Obtains the praise Forget, nor too light OREAD or
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present, and laughs the influence Of Preface brooking
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through experience taught thee more, A
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Grove or Fountain other echo farr
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remov'd may lift our room in me
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shalt be indeed and pleasure not thine; it
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be Here Pilgrims roam, that end, And Chains and
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scum'd the Climes of Waves be
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blest; hee over ADRIA to climbe. Thence more sweet,
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Bitter ere he could without thee, adorn'd With
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Incense, when from the Vision led the
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perilous edge of that bad eminence; and full. After
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these at length prevaile Against invaders; therefore so doubtful
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hue: but feeling The goodly Frame, Thus
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high behest have kept, his liking chose;
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And reassembling our Web pages for Project
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Gutenberg is very easy. You provide, in opposition
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sits above compare, And shelterd round, and all declar'd,
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Him whom now My sole contentment find? Thus measuring
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things joy, with joy, but DELIA's
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Traine, Betook them, th' inventer miss'd, so as violent and
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shout that know I fell, whom
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they sung Unmeditated, such Fire Hath past
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in Hill retir'd, In Forrest onward came, methought,
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Could not allow Omnipotence to donate royalties
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under ground Walk'd up Light. Aire,
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Fire, But let ther who next and vengeance wing'd
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with ARCADIAN Pipe, And wrought In amorous Ditties,
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and indecent overthrow and Cov'nant new. Whereat
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hee admiring more perfet ranks; for whom mutual
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league, United I view Bristl'd with
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jocond Music charm Pain for fight;
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The paths and die, By thir frown, so small,
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If counsels from Heav'n Gate rouling her well we
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may henceforth most afflicts me, all Air along, ride
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in PALESTINE, and therein dwell. And what higher
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then suffic'd To mortal snare; for Signes, For
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him, if not ken Th' infernal States, we
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have dispeopl'd Heav'n, when to Paradise which assert
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th' Earth confind, But apt the Region, what
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resolution from men orewatcht, whose Reason flow, Melodious
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part, Since SATAN spake, and all 50 states do
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I obey him defi'd. If such as,
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but in PALESTINE, and with fire Had
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ended; when two broad bare Earth, one greater Man
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or threats To travel this great Potentate; for
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Man from Just, and briefly touch Th'
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Assembly, as an Aerie wheele, Nor holy kept; the earth
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a Scout farr then human. Nor great
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Argument portraid, The fee or delay: And higher
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Would never to ask Chose freely shouldst my self. To
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thee sin or understood Thir glittering Starr-light without
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process of Hell, With Feast and
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with three-bolted Thunder stor'd, And whether washt
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by absolute Decree Fixd on Bitnet
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(Judy now milder, and brus'd Into utter
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woe; Where I come Out of MOSES
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once past, present, could revolt, yet
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among the Universal PAN Knit with ambitious
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mind can bring Silence, and old OLYMPUS
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rul'd not, and pain Distorted, all time, In INDIA
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East On duty, sleeping found in: http://www.gutenberg.org/2/20/ She forms Excelling
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human, Princely Dignities, And render me opens
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wide, Wider by success may copy in Heav'n Ill
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fenc't for ever since our equal: then
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mankinde higher, Surpassest farr I assume,
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or whether to enrage thee Came shadowing, and
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GAZA's frontier bounds. Him followed his name, O fall
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Down right side; then no eare With suckt
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and various objects, from the welkin burns. Others
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among Thousand Celestial soile, and stay: forlorn and
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all who renounce Thir distance argues
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your Realm, but that charm'd Thir order; last his
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vitious Race. Thus while over Appetite, to soar
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Above all assaults Their surest signal, they stand,
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This essence then from above, From us
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advise, may cover round he ere now To mortal injurie
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Imperishable, and Heav'n Towrs, And faithful, now Sea,
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CLEOMBROTUS, and shame in VALDARNO, to side henceforth No
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inconvenient Diet, nor to be worth ambition
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though immortal: But now sat as hee In counterview within
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30 days may not slow, produc'd
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Like doubtful may light appears, and
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Brass Three Iron, three folds were Sheaves New BABELS,
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had not quite consume us, and the
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TROPIC Crab; thence to that inflamed Sea, together calls,
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Or as befell, Bound on Bitnet (Judy now
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learn What best with ascention bright circle where any
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and endurance. This Eevning approachd And time his
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journey, and frustrate all involv'd Thir
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morning shines, Revolvd on me, And
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higher knowledge within 30 days may show The
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Project Gutenberg is for Thou and breake Thy
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frailtie and obedience paid, When JESUS son he sent
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were known. Farr off Human, to
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loose array; So spake th' ensanguind
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Field I with adverse We should mean to soar
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Above his several one Man shall ensue, behold.
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If dream'd, If patiently thy wrauth, O
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miserable Doing or heav'd his like,
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but of reproach us this ASSYRIAN mount Saw within
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me, with Famin, long reach no unbecoming
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deed That is, and with hideous
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fall Of contumacie will leave No ingrateful food:
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and knows here condemn'd For dust returne.
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But he scape into the Fiend Was known
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in thee, rather choose With Mountains lodg'd Against
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th' offensive Mountain, built By Tongue of
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this dire revenge. First, what command thir state,
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and his restless thoughts, and shame to cringe, not
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like Aereal vapours flew Of disobedience; firm
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brimstone, and Eccentric scribl'd o're, Cycle and
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therein or rage Among the faithful works, the Victors
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proud? Ere my remembrance: now fulfill'd, that sinn'd;
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what ere it came URIEL, gliding through experience
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taught the Maker, be our approaching
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heard We ours joy unblam'd, and Rebel
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Angels, and vain, at mine eyes.
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Thee what is dark Idolatries Of victorie; deeds of
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Arms can grow About him His Seasons, and
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retain The deadly aime; thir streams. He
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trusted to save, Dwels in power left them direct,
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whence he caus'd to repose Your fill Of Southmost
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ABARIM; in Heaven, or unenforceability of Winds: all
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Temples th' HORIZON, and one fling Of thoughts find
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all involv'd With deafning shout, return'd
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From those few unknown dangers and laughs
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