Robo poem for 2024-06-16
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Is no danger, and spoil and smoak: Such
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trouble raise: Hast thou hear'st thou injoinst me, or
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on Bitnet (Judy now To humane reach
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no strife can close the knee,
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and longing eye; Nor tongue Inspir'd with revenge:
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cruel Serpent: him created once past, to that at
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length, ere Night, Or happiness and woodie
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Mountain; whose well I here onely, and
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derides; Not this agreement. There fail not,
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and circling fire, His Laws from the
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Mission of scandal, by Place or possess A space, till
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thy sweet, That must of Heav'ns now severe, And whether
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washt by Decree Another now retir'd
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Where pain up Hill retir'd, To mortal sight. And
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eaten of EDEN to enrage thee set, and
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beat'n way found the reines, With
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second rout, Confusion heard with disdain. These Elements, these
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thoughts with delight, and, though Fruit Of rigid
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Spears, as one individual Soule For which requires
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From SUSA his final hope To
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overcome but that feard To yonder Sea, and Meddowes green:
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Those argent Fields Where entrance on Bitnet
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(Judy now were seen: Hee from Woman
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thus to soar Above th' Apostate Angel, for
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who next himself unworthie Powers Militant, That drove
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them in PALESTINE, and shoares Thir
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tendance gladlier shall brightest shine. Fall'n Cherube, to
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Death a peal shall recure, Not all
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Her Temperance over men on Bitnet (Judy now came
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Attended: all prodigious things, parted forelock
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manly hung not, works on Thrones; Though single.
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From Beds of anyone in formats will send, The remedie;
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perhaps Thee all prodigious things, and shout Loud as
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you, there no dawn; here that warr'd
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on himself now beholds Cherube tall: Who forthwith from
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sad For loss of anyone anywhere at Altars,
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when on earth, durst defie th' ensanguind Field They
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open Warr, what I by command impress'd
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his might. But hee soon fill, Lodg'd in Heav'n
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from the wisest heart and gave utterance flow.
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So dreadful was ceas't, but what harm? But
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God to be sure is pain Which to
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Life Augmented, op'nd my firm to man, By
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Faith not lost; the fiercest Spirit coming
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of earthly notion can measure Grace, Which thou
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Against invaders; therefore came, his speech Thus
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when Morn delayes: So spake th' Heroic then And
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hands dispatch Of Battel: whereat MICHAEL with Lioness;
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So farwel Hope, If true, they fill'd,
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and joy with perfidious hatred they sit the sole delight,
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As one seem'd A hideous ruine and equally to
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fire. Sounder fierie foaming deep ingulft,
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for soon reduc'd To glorifie thy Saints assembl'd, thou
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then under Judgements imminent: But hiss of
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Life in best prop so suffice to no end,
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in Heav'n Pursuing drive them out to
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ask what ere dawne, Effect shall his entrails
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tore, disgorging foule Ingendring with delight; how shall yeild
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To observe The sharpest sighted Spirit maligne,
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but of worse By change approaches, when
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all Her fertil Banks Of EREBUS. She gave way
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Over the phrase "Project Gutenberg"), you I To respit his
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Powers went hautie on, with sighs began. Unwarie, and
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Dominations ministrant Accompanied to compass all whom JOHN saw them
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sent, Or daring, first thir doubtful
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hue: but bring forth more by whose conspicuous
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count'nance, without Feminine, Her self, With loath'd intrusion, and mercy
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shewn On which methinks I upon thir
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substance turnd. Nor great Visitant approachd, thus much
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advanc't, We overpower? Suppose he our paine, Till by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on dry Land hereafter from SYRIAN mode,
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whereon to cherish Our being yet well, in her
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shot with dishonour lurks, Safest and Flocks, and regain
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the limits thou shad'st The Project
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Gutenberg is dispenc't, and Goats, they
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fierce desire, which by chance detains? Come
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forth. He ended; when on her steps, Heav'n by
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night In which not before her SATAN
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still eyes That on a foe: and all too
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deep within EDEN and interrupt can discern Th'
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Eternal Spring. Not all Temples th' Ethereal Skie With
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singed bottom all prodigious joyning or Topaz, to learn
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What when his Angels; to small Of his
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borrow'd Gold The Womb of peculiar grace Invincible: abasht the
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Lee, while inhabit laxe, ye Birds, nor
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knew would not fear'd; should be reveald.
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This is Fate. 1.F.6. INDEMNITY - Except for
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I sprung, Two of Warr, we
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most High, If they choose; for drink the
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dores Op'ning her praise. With singed bottom broad circumference
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Hung on himself or harme. This was pleas'd,
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all Temples th' other, as live Before the highth
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of Paradise in Heav'n that implies not
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purchase with ambitious mind from the newes Heart-strook
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with me more now learn By center,
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or Love, And now constraind Into this
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ASSYRIAN mount CASIUS old, Fortunate Fields, And Quiver
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with mee it now without end The starrie flock,
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allur'd The Signal giv'n, with fierce intent I spar'd
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not, and foule. But chiefly Thou surely hadst in
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compliance with deeds deservd no time when
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first Wast present, fearing guiltie all assaults Their Altars
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by strength, or Earth, one from God Accepted, fearless
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in Heav'n be troubl'd at command, and therein or
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aught Then sweet, That bred them on me
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grew in Heav'n call'd Mother of injur'd merit, That dust
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and die: what I pursue By
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me, the torturing houre Calls us more, And worthie
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seemd, wherein were driven, The Monster moving toward the
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head though firm, for harvest waving round;
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on himself impaird. Deep Shall dwell & Flours
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of this can know, Can equal over Heav'n Pursuing
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drive All seemd Each other, but drawn up beyond
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hope, when great SELEUCIA, built in view,
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calling forth was Sabbath kept. And o're the Standerd
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there gentle sway, And various fruits the
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calmer wave by himself he stood Unterrifi'd, and as
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day he stears his experienc't eye, His inmost counsels
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from beneath, Just are outside bare strand,
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While the sum of bliss. Him the
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slender waste his Advocate And Spirits of
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Pomp and fair World, and wingd speed
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what sweet Extend his onely Supream In the Full Counsel
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must ensue. Sometimes towards EDEN were
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formd us this terrene: at thy suppliant knee,
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and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT and
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bare, unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought Death must comply with delight
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till peace would reare ye to burn His onely Rancor
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and warme, Temper or flew, and passion to harme.
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This our exile Hath told as Sea-men
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tell, With mazie error under ground, more successful hope
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When this ASSYRIAN mount Saw where he stay Longer
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thy shape To want, nor thou what well stor'd
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with BRITISH and refin'd, more to shelter us?
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this variety from him old now prov'd ill
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Mansion driven down alone My exaltation, and circling
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Years, And dictates to admit for mankind Be gather'd
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now To set As we stand, a flourie
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herb I hate, of Sea Surpass his
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offence; yet this odious soon. Advise
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if Predestination over-rul'd Thir specious deeds compar'd this hazard
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all mankinde, or heav'd his mortal tast
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Brought Death deliver ye shall leave Thee only enlighten,
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but in it seem'd, but right onward com ADAM
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erst contended With large for thy consort of it
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long, that wisdom seemd, where stood not
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unvisited of OPHIUCUS huge in Glory of ISAAC, and QUILOA,
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and till my words Attentive, and granted tax returns. Royalty
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payments should ascend Up lifting bore
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SCIPIO the Cherube, to do they introduce Thir specious
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object that rape begot These Gates
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wide transpicuous aire, To set the arched roof
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thou what Hellish hate, To one faithful Leader, next,
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free To respit his sojourners depart, and Art thou
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In circuit, undetermind square or enur'd not lost; the
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terms of joy Sole in despair, to
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do the General Terms of Hell and Days
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Continu'd making, or corrupt no small infantry
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Warr'd on thoughts, Vain Warr on main wing
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after better fight, (And if they hit, none to
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fall into sudden apprehension: but its original darkness there
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grows, And anger infinite Abyss Might yeild
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them on, pensive and dry, four
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Champions bold The penaltie of GOSHEN, who
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first taught to have I sought, In yonder
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starrie Host, rode begin, Or Captive
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Ark of scorn, Know ye that gently warms
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The Signal giv'n, th' instant stroke they ran,
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they feel Torment with liberty, who knows His fraudulent Impostor
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foule In at hand Abolish his
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Omnipresence fills and TREMISEN; On JUNO smiles, for grace
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and discontinue all these receave From
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Heav'n, they passd they shall his restless thoughts, how
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op'nd, but this less think wee freely what
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meanes he gave signs of Myrrhe, & rowld In common,
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rang'd for sight, but hast'n to assay Of Mightiest.
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Sense of Darkness call'd that strife Was
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meant that bad eminence; and gross to soar Above
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them inexpert, and Rain produce new world Of mightiest
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quelld, the voice disswades; for evil durst abide JEHOVAH
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thundring out To know, Forbids us
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this high dispute With odours; there frequent, and full.
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After his destruction sacred influence foment
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and glory excites, Or satiate fury all
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th' Impereal Throne and pain is
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truly fair. If such concord is Fate. Onely begotten
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Son, Possesses
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