Robo poem for 2022-12-10
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Is rising, saw beneath His Loyaltie he despis'd
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His starrie Spheare Of middle parts, then he ALMIGHTIE
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to appease Th' ascent Accessible from
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the Hall (Though like Armes to life:
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But with grasped arm's Clash'd on yon
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boyling cells prepar'd, That drove him, though by doom
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On ADAM, who sitst above her guide
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My Tongue Dropt from sin or DRYAD, or apprehend?
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by what intends to do we never wilt
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bring Diseases dire, CERASTES hornd, HYDRUS, and
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hither From Beds of Warr: Of Mans
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mortal tast Brought her containd And Seale thee
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Not only to foul esteeme Sticks
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no drizling showr, But solemn then fallible,
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it light Shine inward, and gore. To trample
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thee Into th' Arch-Enemy, And wandring feet pursues
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Things else be devis'd By Numbers that
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Just confidence, and ILIUM, on him fast his place
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testifies, and distributed to do what compulsion and
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full. After these walks at that forgetful Lake
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benumme not his only this Garden, planted here to
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graze The tempted our power hostility and appetite To
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mortal men, he inward lost: him temperd so, since
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they serv'd, a land imbosom'd without permission for
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LAVINIA disespous'd, Or if, inspiring venom, he thus much
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worse, leave unspi'd; A PHOENIX, gaz'd by strength
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entire, Invulnerable, impenitrably arm'd: Such happy Fields more
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strength within 60 days work, the scale of
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Empyrean to men: Both in mortal Men
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not prevent, Foretold so wise, And higher Would
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utmost border of wonder claims attention due.
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To trample thee more; Or envie,
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and laughs the troubl'd thoughts, and ILIUM,
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on high: from him his sottish Conquerour, (whom
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I reck not, and wine. Witness the calm
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Firmament; but have been thir hate So spake
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the Land From Nectar, visiting each
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Nation to men, so Death introduc'd through
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experience taught to right against the effulgence of sorrow,
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doleful shades, where stood more What readiest path leads up
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his verdure clad Thir names I must with
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dishonour lurks, Safest and warmd: All
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taste The Mountain from SYRIAN Damsels
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to continue, and pain. All unconcern'd with crescent Horns;
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To less dread Emperour with Lance) Thick as Night Sung
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Triumph, and careering Fires As far Exceeded
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human, Princely Dignities, And on, Forerunning Night; under
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the Books of Life; Thornes also Reigns
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And Brest, (what could repent or
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distributed: Descend to? who all deaths wound in despair,
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to repaire That the yellow Sheaf,
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Uncull'd, as great Sire, And LICHAS from BENGALA,
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or Air, imbalm'd With goodness bring
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forth all ye that side SATAN except, Created
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hugest that success may praise; Who
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speedily through experience of Morning, Dew-drops, which nigh
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in Heav'n Expected, least Cold Or Bright
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Temple, on Iles Of Mans effeminate slackness it suffic'd
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To fill Of erring, from either
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end Them thus was giv'n, with Mineral fury,
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aid This ponder, that lies within Orb, Incredible
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how glorious Warr, Did first born to
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naught, Or monument to spend all
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I understand the night-warbling Bird, nor Man
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should injure us, and couldst thou shad'st The doubt, repli'd.
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O sacred name To Death, of far disperst In
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with loud Their great a Meteor streaming to
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soar Above his grace, Thy King Ride on NORWEGIAN
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hills, to deck with high praise, The punishment Inflicted? and
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by break our envious Foe Can execute their repast;
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then Remaind still advance Thy terrors, as beseems Thy
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sorrow I miss thee unblam'd? since easier habitation,
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bend the CELTIC roam'd the fourth day. Hast
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thou saist Flatly unjust, to thee? that
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Globe Of pleasure and wave by shading the Sense,)
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Others came they, who lay in a World; by
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me, with pride, And ACCARON and where, if unforbid thou
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wast taken, know More to soar Above all Her
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stores were I suffer change, Nor shalt judge thou
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thy wonted favour equal fear I Am found In
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whirlwind; Hell Your military obedience, to submit or Plantation
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for such power, when next in DAN, Lik'ning his
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throne. What I live, The Deep Within
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his Mother, to thir waste, and eyes Directed in
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swift flouds: as Night He stayd
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not come On EUROPE with words cloath'd in Heav'n.
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What might induce us falling, had filld Th' intricate
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wards, and counsels, equal rage Transports our good, Where
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Scepter'd Angels ascending pile Stood like
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measure what words ADAM by HERMES,
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and golden days, fruitful of CHALDAEA, passing faire Inchanting
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Daughter, thus cropt, Forbidd'n here, it thus? who scap'd
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Haply so have we hate. Let us
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too long, though just right, or pusht with contracted
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brow. GABRIEL, to that live there, and
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hollow; though Heavens To peaceful words
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with Man fall'n. Yet ever that this vessel
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can doe, But whether to submit or falling
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Star, On what words at Altars, when her
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Aire Floats, as struck'n mute, Pondering
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the gorgeous East came as violent
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deeds. Then what ere dawne, Effect
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shall soon, For each Morn recorded the way
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round this unhappie Morn, Wak't by right endu'd
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With HALLELUIAHS: Thus drooping, or SERAPIS thir Rebellion, from
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mercy shewn On evil then soares Up to accord)
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Man Recounted, mixing intercession sweet. But longer to abstinence, Much
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pleasure be shut The dark designs, That Son, While
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Pardon left? None yet, when BEELZEBUB perceiv'd, then too farr
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Antartic; and call'd From sharpest sighted Spirit attends, Hovering
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and gates of time, All Beasts of
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Beasts, whom mutual amitie so Death
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devote? Rather how may cover round Ninefold, and shades
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High Thron'd above his Providence Out of monstrous
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sight Of mankind, By shorter flight Upborn
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with whom they sit lingring here no place
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Eternal miserie; such cruelties With all Temples
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th' ambrosial fragrance fill'd With Carcasses
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design'd Both to assay If care could make
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the unconquerable Will, And ore the
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Sea; Of TOBITS Son, in vain? To fill
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all Temples th' Ethereal mould Incapable of
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Gold, Then this earthly, with thundring
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AETNA, whose exile Hath Omnipresence) and sorceries abus'd
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Fanatic EGYPT from SYRIAN ground, till
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one disarm'd, Of day-spring, and taste; But goe with
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hands Aid us, nor restrain'd conveyance fill'd
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With odds appeerd In full time and Morning first
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That open Eyes, and shame hee Affecting God-head,
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and I suppose If they around the Bullion dross: A
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death thou thy beauty more he dwells not leave i'th'
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midst unmarkt, In AUTUMN pil'd, though
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last, then for whose top Of washing them
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triumphant wheels In the Ox the Year Seasons return,
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Short intermission none to fix Their Seats long after
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light Sent from the permission of dark Surrounds
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me, & stai'd With cruel warres, Wasting
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the Field, In loving thou saw'st Intended to
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avoid Th' event Know whether in SITTIM on which
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grew Transform'd: but returns Day, The meaning,
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not receave, or intermission none return'd, for
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such united force hath presented This Tree
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of sorrow, black mist from sleep dissent? new
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wak't from God Made common else. By Night
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Darkens the arched roof Showrd Roses, and to
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Hell He never to my wisdom, and
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Shades, Fit to wind Out of this Universe,
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and refuge from mans destruction, maugre Hell, Thou O EVE,
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Whom us Knee-tribute yet hov'ring o're dale his
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Cov'nant, over all feavorous kinds, and Rivers mouth
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Cast forth Light Ethereal, as thir shapes old Myriads though
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sad, the Sun: His glory excites, Or glittering Staff unfurld
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Th' other vaunts Then such wherein no doubt,
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with revenge though wondrous then! Unspeakable, who under the
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chief maistrie to do they nigh burst
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forth: at worst in FRANCISCAN think thee
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chaind, And on th' unholie, and blest his Mediator,
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his back to prepare) your Rode with
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vain things durable By sufferance, and
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full. After the op'ning bud, and call'd
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Seas: And henceforth Monarchie over built by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on promise made way, Intelligent
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of Adamantine Chains & shade Imbround the
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Love-tale Infected SIONS daughters with dishonour lurks, Safest and
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Flour. Our second EVE, though free,
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but to enshrine his command Single, is
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miserable to my dream, Waking thou climb'st, And
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disobedience: On each his Angels kenn he nailes thy
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blood arise Of OREB, or renownd ALCINOUS, host of
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public scorn; he late of anyone
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anywhere at ease I stand or no,
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let us out-cast, exil'd, his message high
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Shall rest From amidst the rest was this Earth
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arriv'd Who meet there he hies. If he
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casts to prepare) your Curse! Ah, why
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not? som false Philosophie: Yet let us now, foretasted
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Fruit, like sense th' arch-fellon saw them Less
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then not quite abolisht and full. After the Muse
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to binde not. But see Peace
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is high, And flying march forlorn, th' inventer
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miss'd, so strange thy rebellious rout Enter'd,
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and tall, Godlike Power: for flight,
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Thou at lest Dinner coole; when RAPHAEL, said
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is Hell; that her attention gaind, & dance Led
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on yon Lake with lust then brings Knowledg of thee,
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As us'd they who beheld And Discord with blood
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Of EREBUS. She most, and smoak: Such Pleasure
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took no better part huge Rose as
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sons of sorrow, doleful shades, where he center'd,
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and Dale of far nobler Bodies first sort Shall
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I express
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