Robo poem for 2024-06-12
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Inhabitant of Heav'ns and Timbrels loud Their
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surest signal, they less, In common, rang'd for
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God observd His words Touchd onely, I obey is
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Hell; When CHARLEMAIN with purpose to mans offence To
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evangelize the terms of envie, yet
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at command, and well may reign for himself in
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sins Among the dust returne. But not
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fear'd; should with high magnificence, who Reigns And now
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to possess her hath wrought our afflicted Powers,
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That Shepherd, who therefore cannot die, Rowling on
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my feet; about me, where hee sat as mee.
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They ferry over her enjoying, what are
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but in cogitation deep. Glad was turnd, but a
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Project Gutenberg is our Lord, That Earth with honour
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gaine Companion dear, By thy folly,
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and Field To argue in AZOTUS, dreaded name His
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head though many Throned Powers, off-spring of AIALON, Till
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Pride Waiting revenge: cruel warres, Wasting the Violet,
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Crocus, and humane; A glorious trial what
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Abyss the Throne Alternate all reponsbility that
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voyce, their Essence pure, thence To mortal Dart
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Against thee knowing not brook, And Dungeon
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horrible, on Bitnet (Judy now known in Triumph
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high strength, or two Be but he
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assembl'd all assaults Their surest signal, they hit, none
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Of Rebel King I never will And for
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thee, and ILIUM, on himself, fearless in PALESTINE, and vital
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Spirits apostat and with grasped arm's Clash'd on dry
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Land: nigh overwhelm'd, Confessing soon, yet from Just, and
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landed safe arrive. This uncouth dream, And HERONAIM, SEONS
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Realm, link'd in Aire Resounded, and Virgin
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Majestie Divine, Fair Daughter, thus wandring. Brightest
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Seraph tell Of those seav'n Who first were joyn'd
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Of sleep, and solitarie, these three different cause Mov'd the
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shade, And what chance, what doubt not worst, If
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true, If true, If Natures know'st, and
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heard, without Firmament, Uncertain which, in me returns Day,
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The fluid Mass, This place knows my
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feet; about this florid Earth, how here? This annual
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Voiage, born on earth, durst defie th' occasion,
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whether our Glory above them thither soon. Advise if our
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thoughts, and bear, Our knowing, as that sat
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on Bitnet (Judy now no watch Our pleasant green,
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As might ye shalt dye; From thee Not unamaz'd
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she seemd, wherein thou what eyes That led
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me already vain exploit, though begun My sudden mind
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thou still, and laborious flight Aloft, incumbent on Bitnet
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(Judy now pleases best, and with jaculation dire,
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CERASTES hornd, HYDRUS, and shame Cast
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out of Pomp and call'd From off from
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the new Joyes, Taste after thee her guest
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from Just, and ignorant, His Longitude through
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experience taught your laughter, hath assign'd
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us, and Fish, Beast, or High; because in
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Hell; that flaming Legions to that fixt my
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might, Neerly it rose, and wine. Witness the Sounds
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and running Streams among those happy Realms of Morn,
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Wak't by fraud, though here lights on Bitnet (Judy
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now Of human pair, yee behold In counterpoise, now
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unpeopl'd, and smoak: Such restless thoughts, and ruddy
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flame. Before all liability to gaze. I
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wanted in its own ear one Realm, but afford
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Our labour must be created like shall
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teach; for those spots, unpurg'd Vapours
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not feel; Yet live throughout the
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Conquerour? who agree to God-head, and
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foule In wise he sought, In Thunder stor'd,
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And silence thir residence, And dust I revisit
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safe, And courage never from the VVell
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of no end, my unquiet rest: through sloth had
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general fall By center, or sporting with destruction
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seek their malice serv'd but well Seem twilight
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here; and Sewers annoy The storie heard
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no ill, Misgave him; if for mans delightful Land
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that brightest shine. If we live, And season judg'd,
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Those have sustaind and regain the Bower More to
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soar Above th' ungodly from utter darkness, and knows
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Any, but infinite: for ev'n in Prose or immediate
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stroak; but shalt judge it deals eternal being
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Good, Farr off In Thunder didst not; To
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interrupt his restless thoughts, and Fish, Beast,
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more lift our Sire descends with
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Fowle, No inconvenient Diet, nor odds appeerd Under spred
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Among the Oracle of Men: And
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for other Suns beam Purge off and breath'st defiance toward
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Heav'n they fix'd, imagining For those who comes
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it brought: and nigh. Neererhe drew,
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Streaking the works Created thee, ingrateful food:
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and INDUS: thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, driv'n out
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of Arms not farr; So Eev'n and
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call'd me once, with hideous change. He
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scours the beam; Which were but of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where hee alone, By Men
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who fill'd With Men with ease; Mean
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while From where to soar Above th' Angel; but
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all sides With thicket overgrown, That the
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Tempter all things, parted forelock manly hung
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Like TENERIFF or feard By quick contraction or o're ELISIAN
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Flours Pensive here thou spok'n as
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sons of heav'nly Spirits adjudg'd to enquire: above
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his Cov'nant in Chains; There the Conquerour? who
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first, Though Heav'n move Indissolubly firm;
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nor unsung By what wants thee, EVE thus advanc't,
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We shall stand in Heav'n so much marveling; at
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a replacement copy, a various Idols
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through With shiverd armour strow'n, and swifter far,
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Me miserable! which first lighted, soon each Beast; which
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their heads between, and AMPHISBAENA dire, As that
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high advanc't Shon like these, two bright Rayes, jocond
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to loose thee first sort In Temples th' event perverse!
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Thou with uplifted Spear Of hideous outcry rush'd
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between. Whence in leveld West her
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to continue, and therein plant A
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Wilderness With speed Thir Snakie Sorceress that distance
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inexpressible they wherewithall, would I spar'd not, and
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fair enticing Fruit Chewd bitter Morsel,
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and therein plant A nice Art they talk'd, Smote
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on thee For sin, deserv'd to do I
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will delay to corporeal to dance
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to dare The onely Son, thou
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the INDIAN Mount, while they sang of mankind,
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By loosing all, advis'd: That kept the sacred
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influence: less remorse: they sprung And freed from the
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glittering Tents farr his wakeful Foe, Who from thy looks
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Much fairer person lost us unforeseen,
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unthought of, know thee do him
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with what is free distribution of thee, shun the
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Mountains now appeer'd, Girt with her battering
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Engines bent he thus overjoy'd, O Sacred,
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Wise, and therein live, though his
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Fathers dreadful in injuries, one moment, in
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dark assaults Their great charge anything for Truths sake will
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watch, Unnam'd, undreaded, and passion not, so highly, to
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perswade immediate Warr, Did first his head both contain
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Within appointed work with innumerable sound Yet why delayes
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His equals, if not restraind as decai'd; And ADAM
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answerd bold. Servant of Thunder and
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all assaults Their surest signal, they live,
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Or Dairie, each seem'd Or Fountain never wilt bring
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Silence, and therein plant A Lion rampd, and
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call'd and build His mirror, with ASIA joyn'd, SATAN
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fell, nor ever power It self of monstrous
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Serpent meeting here, driv'n from work on Bitnet (Judy now
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Through labour to impose: He lookd and guide; Bear
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his Beams at hand of not that way to
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know, Forbids us highest place or exhorting
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glorious works, nor Fire, As we again
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dissolve and discompos'd; Love Immense, and all Beleevers; and
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punishment: henceforth seek their misrule; And anger shall
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grace Attends thee, What e're his Shield Such
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follow strait, rough, dense, or woe. Yet willingly chose
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The other mould, and submit. This would but convoyd
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By Nature of warr; there might of Heav'ns
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fugitives, and say; But in warlike Angel serene, And
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great dislike his Enemies thir shapes old Night:
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first receavd them sent, so call them free, but
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well ended parle, and RHEA'S Son Of SENNAAR,
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and next Mate, Both all Her Nurserie; they win the
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Constellations rung, Had rous'd the Garden plac't,
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Reaping immortal bliss, as undeservedly enthrall themselves: I
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seek Deliverance for lost. Thou Can else as
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Earth, Flood, Which infinite in Arms, unarm'd they
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chang'd His Spirit That shine, yet from such
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Audacious neighbourhood, the terms whatever, when next command.
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To highth of anyone in Front Presented with
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crescent Horns; To my Trees wept odorous sweets
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the Royal Camp, to Tragic; foul
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concupiscence; whence the armed Peers Forth issu'd, brandishing
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his Beames the PLEIADES before them. But cloud
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Of Providence, And summons call'd RAPHAEL, the
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morning Sun new commer, Shame, There dwell and
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plac'd in narrow frith He views At the cloudie
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in despair, to whatever place Is lost,
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which yeelds or heav'd his dire was known
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till thy word mightier JOVE Sheer o're the
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Sun: His Potentates and it seems: Which from
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SYRIAN ground, had being, And level pavement:
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from such return From cold invirons round, And fell
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On which God ordaind; Out of monstrous size,
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TITANIAN, or bonds, or High; because in lowliest
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plight In EDEN North, Where Joy entire. Then sufferd.
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Th' Imperial Sov'ranty, adorn'd With hundreds and dangerous To interrupt
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his Powers And courage on yon dreary
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Plain, or do all Temples th'
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Impereal Throne Alternate all assaults Their
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Seats long shine these, DEUCALION and reason hath giv'n
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him a Race Who have bin force, yet remain'd;
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There the Crystallin Skie, and friendly
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