Robo poem for 2021-01-05
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The coming hither, from Heav'n they may,
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accept Life began Thir number, or whither fled,
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and ill our ministring upbraid. Reign At the voice
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I adore. Gentle to enrage thee fealtie With
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travail difficult, not quite All who never did he thereat
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Offended, worth ambition though she retire. And downward
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Fish: yet haply of day, why hast rightly
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thou profoundest Hell Fear to such bethink them, and
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reproach Rather then th' Eternal King; And practis'd distances to
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Earth Put to strive or som
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sad event, That fought at Noon came flocking; but
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have transferr'd All my brest, ADAM, rise, and call'd
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aloud. If you from Flesh of Morning, Dew-drops, which
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a foe: and RHEA'S Son Fall circumvented thus declar'd.
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Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG
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EBOOK PARADISE LOST *** START OF THIS
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BEFORE YOU DISTRIBUTE OR BREACH OF
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THE FOUNDATION, THE END. All courage; down Return me ill,
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for the earth his Bow and easiest recompence, and
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spoile back redounded as decai'd; And
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to chuse for the Temple on warr were worthy well
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may praise; Yee that meek man,
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Assassin-like had thither brought along Innumerable force
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of knowledg could Spring of Earth, in it
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I should mean while Waiting revenge: cruel
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fight, who call'd EGYPT, divided With Jubilie advanc'd;
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and Flocks Grasing the wave, and knows how
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can Bird Sings darkling, and smoak:
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Such to pass disguis'd; They first from side to redress
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till wandring this goodly prospect of murmuring
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sound his Salvation, them to do we
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resist. If counsels and one Who hates
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me, for Heav'n, Affecting God-head, and
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spread Wide gaping, and spring Our ruin, rout Enter'd,
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and research. They swim th' Field, Or all references
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to impose: He sought Evil to reside, his brethren, and
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ANCIENT NIGHT, I seem to aggravate
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His secrets aske Of mankind repli'd. ADAM,
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now debate; who hold Betwixt th'
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Heroic deeds of Hell, a line
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thir Golden Panoplie, refulgent Host, rode Followd with
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Mineral fury, aid to my Celestial vertues rising,
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will come On her spirits warme, Temper
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or Morn, Or touch whereby he breathd. Thir branches
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overgrown, That fought in despair, to tell how,
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if there thy pride Conscious of paine of anyone in
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outward aid to attempt Of thir Rebellion, from SYRIAN
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Damsels to declare All amaz'd So strictly,
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but inward State affairs. So spake th'
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obdurat King Possesses thee unblam'd? since
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against so fair, fit For well pleas'd. I attaine,
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ADAM, though immortal: But neither here on Bitnet (Judy now
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so far worse to excess, that alwayes
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with incessant toyle And Judgement he
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redeems, His marriage Rites: But bid dwell &
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made gay enameld colours mixt: On duty,
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sleeping soon resume New rub'd with revenge: cruel his
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head, devouring fire. They summ'd thir Standard, so
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much worse rape. These Feminine. For contemplation hee sat
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on highest bliss In power praeeminent;
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Tell them before thy outcry, and with
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tears and Love well Enterd so violence thou abhorr'st
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That lie encampt, come To thee
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Founded in Air. Him with wings
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Displayd on in narrow circuit wide beneath;
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Now I fly By Judges first, Begotten Son,
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in any other still to reject
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Envious commands, invented Torments. But self-destruction therefore also not
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prevent, Foretold so pleas'd, on themselves among the verdant
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Gold, Satan our high sufferance of darkness bound.
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Thou Can by strength, of Spirits odorous sweets the
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Garden plac't, Reaping immortal Spirits, O Spirit, that
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inflamed Sea, Aire, Fire, Flood, Famin, long
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and cool, the rest High eminent, blooming Ambrosial Flowers,
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Our voluntarie move His hinder parts,
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then clad In doing what may only
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good, Where Armies at noon, with
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Cedars crownd Above all assaults Their Seats long
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stood Her state I adore. Gentle
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to thir pasture, & Whom we
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were large, Nor want Cornice or
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once as come rattling on by
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Night Darkens the loud and silent circumspection unespi'd. Now
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lately Heaven seen, The Inwards and so dismist
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in Prose or Fruit, that meek
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aspect maligne Ey'd them as in orderly array on
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Bitnet (Judy now Sight more who since, Baptiz'd or
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custome, and Timbrels loud acclaime Thee
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once deemd so bright. Nor tongue of right,
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But might perceave the Sanctities of Heaven, There
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best, and shame beneath This horror shot Darts his
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wide That fought at no watch and smoak: Such
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applause was thou livst Live to destroy Us
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timely dew of sorrow, black and thrice
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in heav'n would know whence no friendly
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condescention to die a Monument Of new
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Wine intoxicated both stood Among whom shall
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need, God set the fruits Of Hierarchies, of
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Flours her moist and copartners of Pomp and
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Hills, so Fate had filld with
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diminution seen. First in every side the green Stood
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on som cursed Engins belcht, whose mazie error
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under shew Thy likeness, thy Power
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supream? And o're the wasteful Deep; the Winds
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the worship him, though fairest of morn, her Wheeles
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Resembles nearest, mazes lost. From Man Clad to act Rais'd,
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as this nether Empire, but thou spak'st,
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Knew never from utter darkness, and eternal Warr
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Under spread Beneath thy folly, and whom yet
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those bad Expect to be, who while Universal reproach,
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far whose worthy of youth Hopeful and knows here
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Wantond as Mountains to submit or Fish replenisht, and
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Eccentric scribl'd o're, Cycle and pain and infinite
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calamitie shall his Angels; to appease, Kneel'd and honour to
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boast, Begins his Angel with hand Hell
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could frequent, and with ambitious aim Against the shaggie
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hill Pass'd frequent, With Honey stor'd: the Foe. Seest thou
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rather what further knew) Nor stop thy loyns;
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th' Arch-Angel from him to drive us asunder,
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Hopeless to dislodge, and wearie him
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and call'd MAN, about the Waters; what sleep Affects me
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light Shadowie sets them aware themselves, and gates of
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remove, Save with me inferiour, infinite
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To expiate his memorie, Nameless in shape, And
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various influence into all prodigious things, as ten degrees
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magnificent Up from the Morn when RAPHAEL,
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The enemies of anyone in gaze, as chief; among themselves
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The Signal giv'n, th' obdurat King anointed, could
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have; I thus reply'd. Daughter of
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wonder at no worse within them that grew, there
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He with threats Gave heed, but that they in
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accordance with startl'd eye beheld. For dinner
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savourie smell old som small Came ASTORETH, whom
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th' Earth, Matter unform'd and lust, till my
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Bone, Flesh of thee being To sow
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a format used on my day they
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sate, And bringing forth, and South
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as fast, fear and suttle Fiend Walk'd up beyond
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The great Forbidder, safe with new
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computers. It was now My obvious to that
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sleep? Hail Shot after showers, Nor of
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terrestrial Moon be cure or less miserable
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Doing or prune, or Topaz, to ADAM wak't, so
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on IMAUS bred, Whose midnight Revels, by special grace. But
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evil hour stood One greater, of longing
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wait The Womb as bountie of thee, but
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brings Knowledg of anyone anywhere at all;
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but to taste? Forbid who since,
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Baptiz'd or employee of lost Went all Temples th' infernal
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Peers, Midst came still greatest Monuments of God; I
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keep, by Warr he mixt Confus'dly, and poure Abundance,
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fit vessels pure, Instruct me, from the evil soon
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as great Son here Chains in
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fit help, became thy gentle Fawnes at thy
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aspiring Dominations: thou resembl'st now Of Nature bid
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sound Of head and pain Implacable, and
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bid cry With clang despis'd His laughter at command,
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and Jav'lin, Stones and full. After these at hand
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her Original brightness, nor Shore, nor all
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attempts, Her nightly by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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himself; horror shot with loss of vocal
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by ventring higher intellectual being, Discursive, or like, equal
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anger saves To perish rather, swallowd
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up with more glad would know All seasons
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and enthrall'd By strange conveyance fill'd With
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thir fierie spume, till younger SATURN, he pleasd, and
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sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from him
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nam'd Thrones, that smooth the fee for our Web
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pages for Heav'n, Angel wings, and with revenge: cruel
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his Armour clashing bray'd Horrible discord,
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and with transcendent glory as Sea-men
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tell, Tell, if all a Mountain Pines,
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With Head Supream Foe Cleer Victory, to soar
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Above his wrauth more now not diffident
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Of nectarous draughts between, Food not
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thus, and Flour. Our great Year
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Seasons return, and full. After the tryal of
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Battel; and sparkles dire; Attended with both
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live, Though huge, and obedience paid,
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When first it be offer'd, he thereat Offended,
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worth not worst, If dream'd, If rightly thou appeer,
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Back from the devious Air; till The smell
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Of knowledge, as fast, fear and
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heav'nlie-born, Here at full, but first op'ning wide,
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but that Saphire Fount of Heaven, or exhorting glorious
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shape retaind. Thenceforth shall his love & Gold, And
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LICHAS from mans polluting Sin and
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work may see who hate So sudden
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onset, either Sex assume, And courage
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and with me opens wide, Likest to seek. Therefore
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while enjoy Free leave nothing lovelier can Is fortitude
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Of ARGUS, and haile and bound Within appointed work
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which resounds
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