Robo poem for 2023-11-09
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Is oftest yours, now My Umpire sits, And
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not those Of those things proceed, and fansie that
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move th' HORIZON; then our spoils: What choice
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to excess, that live exempt From
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Heav'n, by som suppos'd True appetite,
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more who liv'd; nor somtimes forget Those have read,
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the method you with grasped arm's Clash'd on
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they stand, The Serpent: him call'd By
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which, in Glory of Summers day, in naked
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strove, Stood up, and longing eye; Nor
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had perplext All Nations will put
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off, and laughs the Son, Possesses thee created, needs ensue;
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for Fate, Too well us'd they then avail
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though the Conquerour? who built Magnificent this one greater
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store conveyd: Part hidd'n veins Of Speculation; for another
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Skie. As we dread? How many Battels and therein
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Man as mee. They saw, and smiles, when in
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Heav'n th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus divinely wrought, Ascended, at
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command, and rare: thee his Golden Censers hid metallic
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Ore, The hands No equal, nor from the
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frown Each on Bitnet (Judy now know thee, safe
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with wound, But solemn touches, troubl'd all
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mankind With borders long Drie-ey'd behold?
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ADAM repli'd. O flours, much to
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obstruct his head, but up there stands
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of Hell, a Wood-Nymph light At last
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hope in lowliest plight In eevn or fleecy Flock,
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Ewes and darkness visible Serv'd by
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proof unheeded; others envie against thee do what highth
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of zeale None shall pervert; and with me
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not harshly pluckt, he sees, Or
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whom no unbecoming deed That to soar
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Above the suggested cause, and wingd speed
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Search through experience of Woman: Virgin seed, By falsities
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and smoak: Such ruin are we never taste;
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But us down alone From entrance quite from the Woods
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and verdant wall; each Orb in debate
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What within soare Of sleep, which else
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in hate; Till dieted by Fate supreame; thence Perpetual
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Fountain side, the North, Where I apprehend
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not, with moving toward the superiour Fiend had need
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from utter woe; Whatever Hypocrites austerely talk where and
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shame in dance With Man had quitted all
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And Brest, (what could wind sleeps, o'respread
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Heav'ns ascent of pain. All on their Names Of
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hope never shall stand fast; to his prospect
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high, Where erst they towards the bordering
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Deep malice serv'd but in PALESTINE, and
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pain Surpris'd thee, and rubied Nectar flows: In eminence,
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and any disclaimer or some Island, oft, as
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decai'd; And for with ruin: sage he
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more Establisht in th' Angelical to soar Above
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the smoothed Plank, The force of anyone anywhere at first,
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If so highly, to rest with clamors compasst round
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with pomp Supream, And should be weak indulgence will
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pluck such Foes right against so now all
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assaults Their surest signal, they fought
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at eeve In clusters; they gain
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thir foes anow besides, That Golden lustre
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visibly appeerd, or thee, and amorous dittyes all he
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so endur'd, till Death, In heart
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enlarges, hath adjudg'd, from liveless Rib. Being as
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this dire Calamity, What thing thou hee, as
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great dislike his spread wings, Least total darkness fled,
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not without redemption all our power hostility
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and glowing Iron Scepter rule or apprehend?
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Thir Deities of thee; so scap'd Haply
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so endur'd, till I yeilded, by whose Bark by
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number joind, thir dayes are we fear
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here stand we may we may best
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quitted all works knowledge in VALDARNO,
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to evade The cumbrous flesh; but peace
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recoverd sad. Evil as in those rebell Spirits may
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well to force effected not: for him, life and
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all those colourd plume sprinkl'd with startl'd eye
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so Fate supreame; thence the Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards
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Gambold before scarse from ESAU fled
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we never ceasing bark'd With him as when
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two bodies may lead forth peculiar grace They therefore
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saught, refutes That durst defie th' HORIZON,
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and huge; in all a gastly wounds through
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experience of sinful state, and shame in
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dark intent ITHURIEL and require More tuneable
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then anough, that tour'd Fould above Should intermitted vengeance on
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mee must rend the tops thir
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sin, till day droop; while each
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Had, like the terms of wise, Constant,
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mature, proof unheeded; others from the dayes they presum'd
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So wondrously was plaine, A woodie Theatre
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Of rusling Leaves, but rackt with Gordian
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twine His whole success: When SATAN except, none appeerd, Love
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the applicable to celebrate his thoughts, how repair,
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How can the CASPIAN, then silent course he redeems,
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His breaded train, Forthwith up with ravishment
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Attracted by Moon, Or sight Of
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mankind Is womans happiest life, Is past, Man
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fall'n. Yet why In honour thou
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maist beware Impetuous winds: he pass'd From his lustful
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Orgies he heares, And livd: One
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came, nor Heav'n stand By this the marish
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glides, And craze thir Camp extend
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His heart exalt Our pleasant soile Wants
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not quite from SYRIAN Damsels to dewy Eve, A
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goodly prospect wide On this subject not; shee
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busied heard Delightfully, ENCREASE AND MULTIPLY, Now was
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good: So saying rose From either to try,
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whose conspicuous count'nance, without more Heroic Song
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charms the sounding shields the Will For Gods,
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ador'd Among the medium and foule, When coming hither,
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and slow; But mark how Can equal
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seemd; For had need not her visage incompos'd Answer'd.
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I behold Might hap to have known
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thy folly, and vines Yeild Nectar, visiting each act
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more wakeful Bird stoop'd on yon Lake Rapt in Bands
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and smoak: Such as that swim in
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warlike Parade, When from the Hall Of Wiles, More
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aerie, last turn this sweet attractive Grace,
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Which when time Celestial Tabernacles, where Thou usest, and
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copartners of offence To Starr the power oppos'd In
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shew Elaborate, of solid might his
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play; he lost happiness this dire Snake and
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valour breath'd, firm accord, More safe shore their great
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result: Toward the fray By EVE,
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And gaze, Or fansied so, By wisdome, and
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infinite To one seem'd Firm concord holds, men
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Cut off, the same. Wonder not th'
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Angelical to taste? Forbid who Hath vext with
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grasped arm's Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy now
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prepare Fit for of such commotion, but
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th' extent somtimes, with peccant Angels brought, and me withhold
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Longer thy presence humble, and Speares
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Hung over Hell I found No wonder, fall'n such
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appear'd A numerous servitude; Not farr remov'd
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from body up every Limb Sutable grace
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Invincible: abasht the files of evil seek to loose no
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Creature can seek to serve? Because
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thou canst redeeme, Thir earthlie Charge: Of
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Wiles, More tollerable; if but down they rag'd
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Against thee at that past, man In
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goodness bring forth all kinds that care must be
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cure or once on those Nor great laughter
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at thy side up stood Among the Sun's decline
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arriv'd Who tells of infant blood, to soar Above
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them to dance Intent, with ballanc't Aire
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aloud thus renews. 1.E.6. You may deem
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him, nor Shore, nor Train, Pretending so much
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blood, to impose: He sought thee transplanted,
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and with voice explain'd: the yoke Of utmost skirts
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appeer, Yet these corrosive Fires Ethereal,
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as chief; among themselves Abhor to this globous Earth
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rise Victorious, and missinforme the earth Up
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to EVE: Fair couple, linkt in strength, this
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cursed crew Lay pleasant, his Glory of Lamb
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or cause Among the building left side SATAN there Arraying
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with twelve Sons Came towring, armd To Hill, Dale, Pursues
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the grand Thief bent to men! Devil
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with blood of Palm-tree pleasantest to
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reign: mean suiters, nor of Right
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reason then whom, SATAN thus began. If counsels
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from men To prune these Godless crew Lay pleasant,
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his bounty so fair, nor important less desire
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which wee freely what thy Sister,
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and Dominion giv'n, Behold a Cave and
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assume These Feminine. For solitude What day in Heav'n
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appeerd, or High; because in him by strength,
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though plenteous, as ours) Have easily approv'd;
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when he who now learn By that
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shall tread Th' Imperial summons call'd Satan, with deeds
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and faith ingag'd, Your wearied hath quencht
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thir God-like fruition, quitted all and strange: Two
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Planets seven, and dire was giv'n, th' AEGAEAN
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Ile: thus consulting, thus double-form'd, and notions vaine.
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But say That self instinct with contrition in
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weal or have receivd, Yeilded with
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Amarant and cleerd, and soft'n stonie
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hearts To my owne, My Storie, which befel, and
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Organ; and all Temples th' occasion,
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whether our great Argument Heroic Ardor to circumscribe This
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downfall; since he drew Gods latest Image: I
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expected not reverence in FRANCISCAN think to
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that posteritie must change delectable, not
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the general Ancestor repli'd. Apostat, and laughs the
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Adversary of doom express how nigh
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The Woman, best known. Farr other Name, Sea without
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redemption all Her motions, or offering meet, I Toild
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out the CAPE OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG
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EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** START OF
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CONTRACT EXCEPT THOSE PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPH 1.F.3. YOU
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AGREE THAT YOU FOR NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF
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WARRANTY OR USE THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG
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EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** START OF
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HOPE, and it thee knowing ill. Southward through experience
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of God's high repute Which of
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stain would
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