Robo poem for 2021-10-26
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Fall'n Cherube, and flaming rode Triumphant through with
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their State Left him defi'd. ITHURIEL and receiv'd;
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but cast too long, that live moderate, till Death,
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of Pomp and durst enter in; This book was
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plaine, A generation, whom mutual help preserve Freedom and
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toward the INDIAN Mount, or TREBISOND, Or shall sing
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Forc't Halleluiah's; while shame, dishonest shame nigh Your
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wonder, fall'n he so scap'd Haply so highly, to
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obstruct his view: About him naked Majestie Divine, Sapience
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and call'd so incense His Offring soon fill, Lodg'd
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in strength, Not just, not be: Taste this,
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thou forgot me expos'd. But thir Balls
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Of coole recess, Free, and lyes the
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hoarie deep, a receptacle Of Theologians, but he
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resolv'd With Flaming Cherubim, and Angels, and
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echoing Hill nor end Still luminous inferior Orbs,
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Or as come flying, meet there to
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transgress. Whence Haile wedded Love, is undefil'd and
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therein By ancient TARSUS held, or fond and
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staind, And great Creator hath impaird, which under him
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begotten Son, but shall call, but
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of mankind in mid Skie, Should yet
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from those Contrive who fill Of BACCHUS from among
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the truth thus renewd. But that
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success untaught His Trumpet, heard Delightfully, ENCREASE AND MULTIPLY,
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Now ere then bless'd them, if
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within the Bodie and all as one
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thrice to accuse, But wherefore let us
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from the Earths habitant. And stripes, and
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secure: tell thee Receive thy sight
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no delay Of unblest feet. Him followed his might. But
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bid What hath planted by strength,
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or remove The benefit: consider first, now
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Assures me thus, ADAM, freely give;
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as offerd grace Invites; for man, By shorter flight
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To recommend coole when the Mission of Orders,
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and Carbuncle most shall tread us falling,
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and sometimes went, Shaded with Heaven; and wilde, and
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all assaults Their surest signal, they
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introduce Thir growing Empire; doubtless; while Waiting revenge: cruel
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expectation. Yet unconsum'd. Before all liability
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to diminish, and scalie Crocodile. At Feed or Love,
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mysterious parts like, more glorie excel, But thir
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shapes and Natures works Created in despair, to
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thee Love thou Against th' Impereal
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Throne they rose, As some have bin then, Of
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Enemie hath no unbounded hope conceiving
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Fire, Flood, Aire, Fire, Who boast in despair,
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to bend the use of anyone anywhere at command,
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ere well stor'd with violent way round with Envy
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and Fruits at Hels dark designs, That burden heavier fall:
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so lov'd, thy subjection: weigh with like repose,
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since God inspir'd, small bottom broad Suns bright beam, that
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God, who by command Single, is low As
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wantonly repaid; in PALESTINE, and passion tost, Thus thou
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hee, with these came they, and laughs the flight of
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Hell, With gay Religions full time remaind Stupidly
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good, why didst permit, approve, and after to maintaining
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tax deductible to submit or dismal house of Angels,
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by absolute she turnd, Thou with that
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moves on Bitnet (Judy now awake Tunes her
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Gifts Were ready, in fears and dazling Arms, in
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mooned hornes Thir corners, when her spotty
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Globe. His violence and Pillar of Beasts, whom thus
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double-form'd, and Ambrosial Odours and each,
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how the ample Air and therein
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dwell. For one and ASPHALTUS yeilded
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light Sent from such delight Both
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from one for trial choose Through
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the chains Heapt on Bitnet (Judy now Stood
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scoffing, highthn'd in narrow room in ambiguous words, impregn'd
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With Blessedness. Whence rushing he also
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who call'd The Femal charm. Earth
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or Drie, Like a round Of Nights extended long divisible,
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and secur'd Long way I come and complain that
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gently hast lost; Attonement for drink the Nuptial
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embraces forcible and shame hee To
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mee, and infinite Thy Merits; under ground he
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hath honour'd thee, To peaceful sloath,
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Not unattended, for I provided Death; from the
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glorie aspires Vain Warr Open or inspir'd
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With narrow frith He took no strife Among whom God
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Approaching, thus EVE. Under the Sons Came furious down
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direct the justling Rocks: Or if else thou aright
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Beleivst so Fate the troubl'd Skie, in
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narrow circuit meets A fairer to enrage
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thee Paradise? thus intent on the money paid
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In circuit, undetermind square or happy rural labours
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crown As soft as again In
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prison strong, live Forever, to soar Above th'
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unholie, and bliss, Exempt from liveless to breathe Among
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the Foundation as soon beg to all; but I
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upon free they him still, when to works Created
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thee, how repair, How shall produce, And
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twentie thousand Leagues awry Into th' Air encounterd Hills
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were then verifi'd When the same whom mutual
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slaughter bent. Forthwith from thee partake Full to eternize
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woe; Where entrance he impregns the
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wooff; His glory excites, Or find a
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pleasing sorcerie could tell, Tell, if ever, by nature,
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and all Temples th' obdurat King Stood
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on Bitnet (Judy now who aspires Vain
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hopes, vain things could the South With spiritual Creatures
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there to repaire That sacred and smoak: Such where none
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Voutsaf't or aggravate His Spirit of woe and dying
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rise, and call'd ASTARTE, Queen of 20%
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of tears Bewailing thir innocence Melt,
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as fast, With sent from PELORUS, or
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on Bitnet (Judy now had th' applause Through CHAOS
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to prepare) your sway Brandisht aloft shading the Project Gutenberg
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is low Bow'd down Thir universal
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shout that way round Covers his wary speech Thus
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saying, her plaint. If thence conceiving Fire,
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as Sea-men tell, With such distempers foule
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Thir course now a Tree of sorrow,
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doleful shades, where stood So on Bitnet (Judy
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now What miserie From Noon, and
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odious offspring whom This to assume Thy sweet Compulsion
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thus We ours to soar Above th'
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adventure to execute their lot in delight and glad
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impress'd his transcendent brightnes didst permit, approve, and taste
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Deceav'd; they but that waits On duty, sleeping
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found no man a stranger, please Like Night,
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and ASPHALTUS yeilded light More safe
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shore their Creation-Day Created evil, and warbling flow, Nightly I
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pursue Vain wisdom didst play In some thing
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no ill: So spake th' Earths Giant Sons of
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Heaven, or enur'd not lost; the CYCLADES DELOS
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or re-use it flows, disgorging foule Are yet more
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at sight Strook them rising Sun that end,
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And limited thir overgrowth, as that spinning sleeps At
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DARIEN, thence to fit vessels pure,
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conformitie divine. Those Leaves that one thrice
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to provoke, or whether to temper he enlarg'd Even
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to believe Those terms of old PROTEUS from night,
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Scorning surprize. Or where he so lovly smil'd; Aire,
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and longing wait The World Inhabited, though bold, Far
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round With all Temples th' adventrous Bands
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and ASPHALTUS yeilded light Heavie, though
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bold, will grow All AUTUMN thwarts the drie; Part on
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Bitnet (Judy now severe, Imput'st thou
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judge Man nor thou feelst as great tidings, which
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alwayes with that destruction doom'd. How
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art thou spok'n as great in
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foresight much hath chief delight and distribute or Kine, Or
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whom no middle Tree returning; in Heav'n that
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sole Of radiant Sun more glad Morn To guide
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them to be stored, may at the
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Highest: nor yet from outward lustre; that
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shape thus judgement giv'n, with me is worth Came
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the terms of wise, against the Labourers heel Homeward
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with me upheld, that wisdom all, Greatness
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or not?
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som cursed World shall need, or brighter, clad with suttle
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Art, Concocted and therein plac't A help, Or open wide,
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Portending hollow Universal reproach, far remov'd, Under th' accus'd
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Serpent to withdraw The Makers work; he meant Not this
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gloom; the dire Arms? yet never ceasing
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bark'd With vanity had fram'd. From amidst Thick
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clouds and bloom, or shame; O shame to
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drouze, Charm'd with Famin, long or
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highest Heav'n, Air, Weighs his Apostles, whom with delight;
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how swift, had suffic'd, Not only dreaded through experience of
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thee, Thy malice fall'n, I therefore foild, Who
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but downward bent, admiring What in
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loose tresses hid: he no better knowledge,
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planted by me, best can sustain alone Encompass'd
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shall dash To th' utmost Hell scap't the
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top Of wrauth Impendent, raging into glory, and passion
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first smiles Wanted, nor missed the moral part
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Of Father, thy new World; by violence
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Against the Seraphim another Field I fell, Nectarine
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Fruits in PALESTINE, and greater part
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he wanderd, till Death, and taste of anyone
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anywhere at worst endures. Author: John
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Milton Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG
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and confer Thir order; last consume us,
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though few. But who beheld This eBook is enterd;
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yet much expect great deliverance what contentment
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find? Thus God made, and parents tears, and lyes
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the Sons Came not sincere; Whereat hee inlie
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rag'd, in Chains; There was hasting now
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more, Thy likeness, thy command Shall enter none;
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nor walk The Garden, and learn too easie prohibition,
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who
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