Robo poem for 2022-02-09
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What feign'd Or som suppos'd with most reclame,
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Grieving to certain revolutions all assaults
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Their living might. But chiefly Man of PROSERPINA
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from the tenth on he heard Commanding loud.
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To trample thee For state, The ruin of Worshippers
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Holy Memorials, acts of Spirits apostat and cry'd out
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of chaines, Proud limitarie Cherube, to all;
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needs remove The sharpest sighted Spirit That
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errour wandring, each Coast averse From
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Beds of friendship hostil deeds Might intercept
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thy seat of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or where,
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if what hinders then shall his looks, to
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Earth Wheels (for like shall seldom chanc'd,
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when BEELZEBUB Thus foil'd thir public
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peace, and descending had levied Warr,
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Nor shalt behold The invalidity or beneath. This
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may reign secure, and shame beneath This Tree
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Impart against so foul, once as
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fast, With narrow room in broad smooth ADONIS from
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new League Banded against the effulgence of lost
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lay these, for flight, or using and next
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Mate, Both her return, and build His Nostril
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wide his seat supream; from Earth beneath, Down from
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Heav'n Rise on Orient Colours waving: with
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its original crime hath also gaz'd; And thought infirme
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Alterd her being, Those rare and Death be bounteous
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King, AHAZ his head, enclos'd From mee
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they passd, the Fish that Angel can God they
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meant, Turnd him with nimble tread; as the
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pledge Of mankind under Kings; there Leviathan
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Hugest of thee, know'st for Heav'n
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Pursuing drive All sounds and movd, and Director
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gbnewby@pglaf.org The Calf in strength, or enur'd not lost;
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Attonement for ev'n in Heav'n so large to assume,
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or unaware, To their kinde. The more
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wrath; for daring foe, who without longer
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will decline arriv'd Who knows, Let us
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falling, and Fowle living Soule: And
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some Island, oft, as Gods; for when we may
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likeliest by Fate the buxom Air,
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as nam'd the official version posted with vain
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The PERSIAN in narrow circuit wide watrie Desert: I felt,
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Commotion governd thus, how chang'd Into th'
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inventer miss'd, so suffice his adorers: hee sat
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high King, AHAZ his triumphant wheels In
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fellowships of Beeves, faire Kine From his Tyranny
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of Mankind, whose hither brought forth redounding smoak
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and joy Bright'ns his evil tongues; In future
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days Death expos'd In AUTUMN pil'd, though SPRING and
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thought it without delay to transferre The
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Garden, still advance To rule, No
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equal, and Angels, or fraud Led by millions
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her monthly round this King) Amply have
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spoke, But all hue, as oft,
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as midnight brought the op'ning to dare
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The Pledge of Heaven, Heav'n Such to officiate light Shine
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inward, and judgement giv'n, th' event perverse! Thou fablest,
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here that celestial light? Be infinitly good, Against a
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heap of delicious Air, as in Nature
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here onely, I thy Senses represent, She dictate false, unmov'd,
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Unshak'n, unseduc'd, unterrifi'd His ZENITH, while others envie and
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Warr. Each in mind not back on Silver
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Mantle didst obey him showre His
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Stature, and empties to bear him
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disfigur'd, more delighted eare to good;
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And shook a Reed Stood up, the
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Fruit be nice. So spake th' upright heart too
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deep on Bitnet (Judy now To let Fowle
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living Soule, Acknowledge him chief might fall. The sport
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and bolted fast, and complain that possesse Earth,
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or vehement desire, In at that seat soon each
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Had, like which follows dignity, might his might. But
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have built With second sours of
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Jasper shon Stars distant, but now no narrow search;
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and with Man: For Treasures better
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reason, to simplicitie Resigns her enamour'd, and Golden
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Panoplie, refulgent Host, rode Followd with guile
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With Myrtle, find Against the Congregation
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call'd; For God Of racking whirlwinds, or you
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find thy face renewd, And teach us woe
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in any purpose he hies. Produced by them
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thence the rapid wheels, or online at mine eyes Rove
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idle unimploid, and mine Concurring to
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surpass Earths freshest softest lap. There in haste. But
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opposite to electronic works Created mute
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to donate royalties under this holy Hill
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One night Have nothing this perverse
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With thousand Saints, or detach or
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unimmortal make sure your discord which clos'd
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Thy making, while Warr in possession put off, and
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cleerd, and each, how vain And
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various Names, till cramm'd and soaring on FLORA breathes,
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Her gather'd now fulfill'd, that bad plight, devise
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Like change Varie to be aveng'd On duty,
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sleeping found beyond Frighted the use and titles, and
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gross to forget all his Peers:
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attention gaind, & Heav'n remov'd VVhich onely with
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clamors compasst round Thick-rammd, at first smiles Wanted, nor
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hope relies. Fall'n Cherube, to sight, smell, taste;
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But first drew Aire, Beast, more delicious
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Air, His vastness: Fleec't the boughes Yeilded with
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narrow limits, to scale With narrow room
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large heart arose: and foule. But thir might;
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The happier Lot, enjoying God-like fruition, quitted with grief
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behold, Transported touch; here for this he intends to
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force urg'd home, While other copies of joy Ambition
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threw down Must be o'rematcht by
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a United thoughts intent I advise. So spake
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th' occasion, whether to flie is pav'd To mortal
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wound in Men call'd MAN, about the Herd Of
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Justice, sending thee sin derive Corruption to simplicitie Resigns her
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own gifts, and dislodge by furious down unseen Wing
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to indite Warrs, hitherto the envier of Pomp and
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Starrie Cope Of Creatures walk with outragious
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noise among th' Angel, but in
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narrow vent appli'd To nothing wants, but
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endless gratitude, So Ev'n and passion first incenst at command,
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ere well could repeate, As one just right, the croud,
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and breath'd Heroic Race of Waves
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be interpreted to wander and future) on yon boyling
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cells prepar'd, That under the Cherubim Forth
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rush'd with so thou couldst thou well thy flaming
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swords, drawn by sinning grown. The Sixt,
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and pain Through the Lion now is a lyar trac't,
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SATAN, that breath, From me, & through experience
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of light, Purest at Altars, when vapors
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fir'd Impress the key-hole turns the Morn
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or fear his shape, If aught by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Internet eng003@unoma1 on excursion we live well contain,
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bring on Bitnet (Judy now Shot forth Unbid, and
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press'd her seat That one Realm of ANCIENT
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NIGHT, I through my Chariot, guide Lamenting
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turnd thither-ward in Mercy and through your
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Warfare, and Conscience represented All left, and held part
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in narrow vent appli'd To stoop with ambitious aim
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Against th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus guiltless
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be sure your laughter, hath laid
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thus consulting, thus consulting, thus repell'd. If
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our necessitated, such appear'd in yon dreary Plain,
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or such thou lov'st: But grateful mind thee
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Chiefly by success untaught His swift By mee; not
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by one, Now on Bitnet (Judy
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now changing; down alone is all enflam'd
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first Parents in Heav'n Gate Of composition, strait
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behold After these were sprung, Two dayes, they
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sought: him the earth After these
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Vex'd SCYLLA bathing in foresight much deceav'd, much eas'd,
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Erwhile perplext All seemd Alone th' ungodly
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from SYRIAN mode, whereon we more?)
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propounded terms of Life the broad smooth ADONIS
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from the holy Hill SATAN with threats To
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question thy election, But God onely, or heav'd
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his restless thoughts, and gaze The Author
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of drossiest Ore bog or have begot These yelling Monsters
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that fixt Laws ordaind: God hath bestowd Worlds,
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Into the silent, save those dropping Gumms, That with
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me. As some small partition, and her
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summd up, shall seldom chanc'd, when RAPHAEL, said
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EVE. ADAM, earths hallowd feet, and eyes the
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terms of God; That Shepherd, who renounce Thir
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Nature, less'n or carreer with conscious terrours vex me
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shalt eat my Decree, The tempting stream, LETHE
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the power I mockt with an
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Oath, That name, Antagonist of Flours were known.
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Farr heavier load thy Sentence; Hell, her
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Eye, In with Arched neck Between Thee I
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sprung: amazement of Death; so unfortunate; nevertheless, Restor'd by Judy
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Rocks thir vertue: silent, here Hatching vain aimes, inordinate
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desires Blown up with ease, where
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he so many Throned Powers, nor was passing faire
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EGYPTIAN Spouse. Much of Light, thy subjection: weigh with
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Eternal Providence, And Life-blood streaming to Death more
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shall temper chang'd at large to soar
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Above them to suffer worse? is committed and
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require Thy cherishing, thy transgressors, but that God, whence
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your harmless innocence Deserving Paradise! if so lately Heaven sat
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not, with Creation last reply'd. O Son, Possesses
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thee disclose What neerer to soar Above them
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rejoyce, And visage incompos'd Answer'd. I perform, speak
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The work in VALDARNO, to submit
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or can please to soar Above all assaults Their
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childrens cries unheard, that shall come Into
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th' Earth to begirt th' Angelic Guards,
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awaiting who not fear'd; should enthrall to haste, And
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ore the boyling cells prepar'd, The Universal PAN Knit
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with me that livd, Attendant on Earth.
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He spake: and pure of scorn, Where Armies
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at large Wine-offerings pour'd, Inward and involve, done all
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Regal port, But harm Befall thee ordain'd thir Lord of
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short permit to save, Dwels
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