Robo poem for 2021-07-08
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The weal or unimmortal make a stone besides to
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make appear More woe, Sinne and Fate,
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free they onely Son, in punishment, False
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fugitive, and full. After the frown
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of brute. Thus talking to shame him
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endow, Exalted to men, WO TO THE FOUNDATION, THE
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FIRST BOOK. GABRIEL, to please him soon
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repaird Her rosie red, sharpning in other life; All that
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peopl'd highest Hills: then MELIBOEAN, or
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high, Which we behold Both Horse and
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teach us two Polar Winds under the Thunderers
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aime Your change for Fate, Or
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if but when AEGYPT with me loath to my
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sudden vengeance sent To Idols through
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unquiet rest: this can will reigne; As might pass
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triumphant, and PHINEUS Prophets old. Then aught Then
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was askt. The stonie hearts To tempt or obtain His
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flight precipitant, and Sea. Others apart
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sat mute, and Firr, and declare Thy
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favour, him various degrees of seeming pure, And fly,
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ere Dayes mid-course, and therein set encoding: ASCII End
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of each place testifies, and Days Continu'd making, or
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dread of anyone anywhere at Sea weed thir fall.
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Henceforth his prime Wisdom, what the VIRGIN and passion
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in bulk as in spacious ground, under a sky.
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The promise made Thee Father manifest His lineaments Divine;
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the pain Torments him; round As RAPHAEL, The
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tempted our condition, thus said. Native Soile,
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for neither self-condemning And Warr therefore, open and couch
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thir second groan, Long had vanquisht.
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After the gorgeous wings, and despair
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Thus EVE thus MICHAEL. Judg not soon
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inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring might in narrow room large
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For which no way, and gates of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where is a round the murkie Air,
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imbalm'd With deafning shout, return'd them easier
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conquest now more delusive, not from ground now
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what resolution from SYRIAN ground, had stood Unterrifi'd, and
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consultation will And injury and press'd her
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peerless light, Directly towards the pain Torments
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him; one Who speedily through experience of God; I
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mine eye Views all else though fall'n From
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SERRALIONA; thwart of thee, stranger, please True Paradise
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Dying put two this shape and eyes discoverd new
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Race bin worse; My Fancy to sight, to simplicitie
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Resigns her Judge without end persisting, safe unenvied
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Throne Equal with disdain, from the INDIAN streams; Abhorred
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STYX the Sea, and what all
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mankind Must we may much less. How first convex
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divides The Author of SODOM, and Intercessor none
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belongs. To speak; whereat I name
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this opacous Globe whose ballance down thir Rebellion, from
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men (Canst thou with high with
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solitude, is it thus? who fill all
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Sun-shine, as perhaps a Fabrick huge affliction and despite
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and faded cheek, but in fierce extreams,
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and ignorant, His Legions, to dissolve Allegeance
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to ABRAHAM, Son foreseeing spake. Deliverer from Heav'n, Or Dairie,
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each Bird stoop'd on himself affirming Authoritie and passion not,
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finding way, or th' offensive Mountain, built By
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name to build His Trumpet, heard As
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Man Dust of future access Without
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Mediator, his devilish Counsel, first create Is open? or
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over-reacht Would Thunder heard no place. Thrice happy
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though bold, will delay Of onset ended foul
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disorder; all Temples th' unwelcome news
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had journied on, And God Supream,
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who thus repli'd. ADAM, in large field, which is
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her charming symphonie they him bound. Thou wouldst
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thy perfection, one great a Kingly Palace
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Gate reply'd; Hast thou sitst, See where stood and
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peaceful sloath, Not Words interwove with Man: For want
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Cornice or ADAMS: Round the Master
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work, you receive specific permission. If chance
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Or dim suffusion veild. Yet farr remov'd Not like those
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Appointed to accord) Man Restore us, self-begot, self-rais'd By
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strange point is choice) Useless and with blood of
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anyone anywhere at noon, with thy greatness will curse Thir
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specious deeds long shall prove. So frownd the
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Foundation (and what compulsion and drive
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All on warr be blest, or these three
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drops Ten thousand (I thir resplendent
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Globe of our approaching heard VVith
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spattering noise Of PHILISTEAN DALILAH, and whisper whence they forth
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Infinite goodness, grace They die; Nor can
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please alike. Sweet is our general Names in
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his rock transfixt, the laws of
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brute Image, there Arraying with almost
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no deficience found; So farr to evil much
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hath rebelld Against temptation: thou seest, What thy
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Peace, chiefly Man therein or possess
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All that reigns Monarch in despair, to divide The
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Pledge of Creation, or fills and notions vaine.
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But whether our better seems difficult and evil; Which
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two approachd And look Bound on by number
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to dwell; But far disperst In bold The fellows
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of rest, His glory and with deep
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Still as an individual work thou seest, What though
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joynd In vain, of Hell, not disrelish thirst And
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worship God takes no obstacle found
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From hallowd limits thou shad'st The season, prime
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Wisdom, what e're his way shall he
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assayd, and with pride, And higher knowledge within Wheele
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undrawn, It started back, but perverts
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best For haste; such bethink them, is
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happiness in her Cheeks with ambitious aim
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Against his Angels; and drearie Vaile
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They trespass, Authors to ease thir amorous Ditties,
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and Songs, wherewith thy Rebellion? how vain
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desire, which wee to do or might
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supplie the Hall Of mankind, By morrow dawning
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light and official Project Gutenberg is fear'd; should
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enthrall to things Liken on those steps adore.
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Gentle to emulate, but thou beest he;
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But evil much to soar Above his
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Image, not dreaded through experience of time may produce new
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to execute What call'st my Flesh, my
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Good; by GRECIAN Kings, Or if ye flow,
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Nightly I will provoke Our prison
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strong, who deceive his beloved Man fall'n. Yet
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empty dreame. So spake our Empyreal substance
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turnd. Nor sinn'd thy victorious Bands and tasted,
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envies now divided into this profound,
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To Man, Internal Man, Anointed universal hiss, the
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Carr of this glorie will relate, Fond, were
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they gain from hence now meetst the LYBIAN sands.
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Forthwith up rose From Heav'n, for death redeems, His
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bright Pomp and gnaw My Cov'nant in fears
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and with thundring noise among the
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gloom For ever rest Of Fish within them, naked
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Majestie Divine, And now Advanc't in narrow
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room large and all ere Death more
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shall never dwell, The smell old som Caves
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Of Alablaster, pil'd up here Hatching vain
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To rule, which who fill what may
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hear. His Spirit of servant to run By none, None
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left side, With notes then on golden Hinges turning,
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as Autumnal Leaves that Command Sole reigning holds the
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angry JOVE His Ministers of Beauties powerful
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Destiny ordaind thy load thy fellows,
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with ambitious to incline his wakeful Foe, Who now Gladly
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the present pain, where ROME was
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partial, but returns Of knowledge, planted here showst
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me, so faire, Thee to doom
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Reserv'd him burnes, Though full branches warbling; all
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Temples th' unsufferable noise, Hell the CANAANITE allarmd Warr
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hath abounded more affect, Honour, Dominion, ADAM,
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Heav'ns fugitives, and Golden lustre rich Trees thir guide:
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They measure found; So sung of Mercie and
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surpriz'd. As they pass'd From yonder
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VVorld, which impli'd Subjection, but follow the cornie Reed
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Stood they not prooff Against th' advantage gaine.
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What inward Faculties, which yonder VVorld, which
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bids increase, who need, or tongue Of goodliest Trees
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loaden with three-bolted Thunder mixt Among the sense,
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Plac'd Heav'n Gate reply'd; Hast thou Of thy perfection,
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one That proud seate Of his hands; Under her
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Cloudie covert was that bad act won
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The thickest covert guile, We warr, provok't;
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our promis'd clearer sight unconquerable? His
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Word, begotten Son, and HYDRA'S, and Golden Rinde Hung
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on Hill the Aire, Fire, Sublim'd with
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that swim th' occasion, whether not, the
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Grave, Of knowledge hurt ye, and Jav'lin, Stones and
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smoak: Such happy there to accord) Man
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Clad to few escap't from every Starr Leave
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them all As through Heav'n be
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much wondring lookt, beside it grew ten degrees
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Of DAPHNE by fair large field, through experience
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of God; That gave way And put to
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reverse) To mortal wound in it in
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an ignominy and Warr. Each with
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branching Palm, A sweatie Reaper from public
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peace, both righteous Cause, And various
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degrees of anyone anywhere at once. As may
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seduce Thee what reserve forbids he had prepar'd For
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joy Sole King, though both life ambrosial
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fragrance fill'd All seasons, ripe for
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fight Unspeakable; for flight, and friendly still, presumptuous,
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till now came from thy words offend Our knowledge, planted
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by promise made All incorruptible would
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loose, Though I abroad Through labour I to execute
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their supplie the part In whirlwind; Hell
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Hounds never taste; But Mercy and yee, that
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future men, Sad instrument to finish, round
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Ninefold, and unmov'd With reverence I would loose,
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Though after him into CANAAN from OEALIA
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Crown'd With what is, and deifie his numbers absolute,
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And get free distribution of merit more His odious
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offspring whom now clear I held me; out of
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Heav'ns wide Crystallin Skie, and death,
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which op'nd my Foes, Death shall uncreate, Be no
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cloud Of nectarous draughts between, and
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