Robo poem for 2022-07-15
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Creating the first gave a Limbec to augment. The
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barrs of thee, fair Angels ascending
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pile Stood to drive Mountains to smite
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Descending, and wide Within, her bestial herds
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Attest thir Supper Fruits in spight of Fate,
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So farr at all. Our prison scap't,
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Gravely in PALESTINE, and call'd that
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strife can God to soar Above all
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too late of Grace descending to faile; objects distant
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from the fatal guile pervert; and SILOA'S Brook that
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on thoughts, and smoak: Such as this revenge though
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sweet, Bitter ere long Rove idle unimploid, and
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disturb his bounties as nam'd BEELZEBUB. To attaine The
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Sun Be real, as farr From vertue, all th'
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Host proclaim A broad smooth Air That all
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these thoughts pursue Thy making, while Sonorous mettal blowing
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Martial sounds: At such prompt eloquence Flowd from Night; and
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Mirtle, and judgest onely Son, Possesses thee
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of anyone in silence on himself or Sea, Mount
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that swim th' ascent is undefil'd and place
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conformd In thoughts imployd Have finisht half amaz'd So
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Heav'nly dores; let we sent With Head
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One easie think how the Son, seest impos'd;
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New courage never saw. The great
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Sexes animate the wave, Homeward with me
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already lost, brought along Innumerable before Hath lost
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us not quite chang'd; The Realme of
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Sapience and feed on rout, Confusion all living
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God, from among Thousand Celestial visages, yet beleeve, though
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in sight. And kennel there, yet
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to accept them; thence issu'd from
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side One came, that livd, Attendant on drie
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Wrinkl'd the sufferance of Good lost, If
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then Gods. So quick'nd appetite, Though but follow
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strait, invisibly thus she pleasingly began. Disclaimer: When CHARLEMAIN
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with revenge: cruel his ample Spirit seen
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Most Favors, who fill'd All his warlike Parade, When
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from the food, and shame beneath This
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said ADAM, whom we see Bone of promoting the
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silent, here Full Orb'd the INDIAN
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Mount, while He pluckt, he who beheld Where he
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wonns In jointed Armour staind ere
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day upon my Fancie then stand unshak'n, from the
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voice he pass'd At random yeilded light Sent
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from utter is a spacious wound shall temper
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so absolute Decree Another now Led on
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som tumultuous cloud Of Man, be achiev'd, whereof
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created, nor can uncreate thee ordaind
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Me Father, what the Moon. Thither
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full of mee, who first though terrour of
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noblest temper Hero's old possession, and interrupt his work
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associated files of anyone anywhere at Altars, when
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the rest Mind us falling, had
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Earth beneath, Down he sat; and permanent future time.
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With dreadful revolution day entire, Invulnerable, impenitrably arm'd: Such
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wonder now in SITTIM on Bitnet (Judy
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now enjoind Laborious, till like those heav'nly fraught.
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Whence rushing sound throughout Vital in Heav'n. Which
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tasted such; the dreaded name Is greater
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Man by me, What doubtful hue: but less
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eager, yet unspoil'd GUIANA, whose thwart
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obliquities, Or all Her Temple right Reason
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(Reason also mov'd, Disdainfully half on me
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highest, for delight, By steps o're which no
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staine: Till ADAM wraught on yon Lake
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thir vertue, summon all, yet comely, and
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glad that happy Tribes, On all corrupt, both Be
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Center mix And person, had'st thou Shouldst propagat, already infinite;
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And equal which through thickest covert guile, We sunk
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Under him sole appoints; Number sufficient to deferr;
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hunger both, and Scepter rule Over
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Fish within Shall bring them that they enthrall
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themselves: I Descend to? who sees and Asthma's, and
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(c) any word is Hell; that walk
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the prime, yet aloof? The Femal charm. Earth Be it
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so, By ancient and round Environ'd wins his tumultuous
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cloud Instinct with hope the total
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darkness visible Diurnal Spheare; Till dieted by being
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yet why? it rose, As many Throned
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Powers, nor fragrance fill'd each Nation to retire As
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mockt with me. To trample thee alone,
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By sudden mind By a cloud
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those the fence with incessant toyle And EDEN
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or Yeares: This greeting on smooth ADONIS
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from the Sounds and with Wine, jocond
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Music charm To trample thee such it stood
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Unwearied, unobnoxious to do all Temples th'
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Angelical to Death; ye Gods, or
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degrade thine no worse By loosing
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all, believing lies from thence to relate
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of courage and with vain Covering if
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transported to our thoughts intent I resolve, ADAM discernd,
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as such wherein shall burn, and Sleep on,
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To visit all one; how would not
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reach. Amid the Flesh of sense expos'd
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The Firmament, Uncertain which, in gaze, Or
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equal anger all dismaid, And multiply
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a World; by suttle Art, Concocted and vain, If
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aught on golden seat's, Frequent and
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Plagues of short permit to few unknown
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Long hee Beholding shall recure, Not unperceav'd of Heaven,
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or Fountain side, With Flaming Cherubim,
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and am Hell; Squar'd in such Foes
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MESSIAH was headlong sent From Beds of dearth, a
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few somtimes Viewless, and Sword of sorrow unfeign'd, and
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shall returne perhaps asleep secure In circuit,
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undetermind square or heav'd his illustrous
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Guest besought: Fall'n Cherube, to life
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Of hazard as are bold The STYGIAN Councel
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forthwith spake, My droused sense, untroubl'd, though th'
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Ocean flow'd, Thou and indignation SATAN paragond.
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There dwell to conceave, Satiate with thee: Retire,
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or sought; for well had forbid the deed; Shee
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needed, Vertue-proof, no better hold of
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thee his absence, till part Not proof we found,
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fast shut The Sojourners of Life
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Augmented, op'nd my wisdom, and Trophies: all Earth a dolorous
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groan, Long strugling underneath, ere dawne, Effect shall
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bear him out of Darkness, drive All is
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free Will rule; and Gonfalons twixt Van
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Pric forth unclouded Deitie; he on Bitnet (Judy
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now Saint After the Year Seasons return, and dance
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Intent, with GORGONIAN terror of mind is
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no middle Spirits evaded swift pursuers from the
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Project Gutenberg is his, or more shall
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heave the trains and darken'd all too deep entring
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shar'd All path leads up rose as is mine;
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Our own so high, now hear while her Elm;
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she will And long succession must
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leave in heav'n: For aught appeers, Not yet regular
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Then sweet, Built thir obedience left hand provok't,
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since good, Our tended Plants, &
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Gold, And now unpeopl'd, and plac't A mind Will
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he, and dislodge by me let us Knee-tribute
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yet him temperd so, As Man seduc't. However
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I upon him on Bitnet (Judy now
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advise him perplext, where thy magnific
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Titles now Saint PETER at Gods high Throne,
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and ras'd, And live in PALESTINE, and deadly
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arrow; neither do I point now went hautie on,
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pensive and luxurious Cities, where is undefil'd and all living
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Soule: And Seale thee For one Flesh, or enur'd
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not sin: onely Son here on Earth; with blood
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Of hazard in Hell, say truth, or
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using or woe. But all Head,
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Liver or wilt bring obedience left us excites
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his ear Listens delighted. Eevning milde, Then this woe,
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And Valour or heav'd his gorgeous East
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Of Heav'n, our success, Throws his womb was
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false dissembler unperceivd; For in Reason, all monstrous,
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all nations what ere now wak'd,
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and poise Thir callow young, but in narrow room of
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receipt that Starr Leave them who loves
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imbraces met, ADAM severe, had rais'd me laid whereon
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she paces huge in Arms, and held them proceeds, I
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glorie sole Of immortalitie. So spake domestick ADAM from the
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shaggie hill and passion first incenst at www.gutenberg.net O sent
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From Heav'n From Heav'ns whol circumference, confirm'd. Thither came
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and Glorie rode Farr off From Beds of Virgin is
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sure. Will once So having said, and returne, Father, t'
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whom mutual league, United I saw, but
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known As Tribute large, where faith ingag'd, Your
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wearied vertue, for I tend. Whence Haile
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wedded to work on a Coronet his experienc't eye,
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and sham'd his Proem tun'd; Into a
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Monument Of incorporeal Spirits embrace, Total
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they return From either eye, and spread Into
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the Flocks are restor'd, As we resist.
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If you already lost, and Omnipotent From
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Heav'ns and subdue Th' intricate wards, and Potentates and shame
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Cast forth were of Myrrhe, & Fowle So strange
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point of despaire, Anger, Hate, Mistrust, Suspicion, Discord,
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and humane; A glimmering of donations ($1 to
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share with lasting pain Torments him; round
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As that care And trust thee it
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so, yet thir attendant Death. Here swallow'd
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up rose BELIAL, flown with solitude, is due,
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And ore the Field; Upon the seated
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Hills Aereal Skie: So ordering. I
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nearer drew not perswade immediate Warr,
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since wilde, perhaps I reign Over the rest shall
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yeild all at seaven mouthes With first the savage
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Hill Delight thee This spacious Empire neighbouring round. And worthie
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seemd, where Thou telst, by turns the
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still through experience taught we may chance
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with almost immense, and heard, for on Bitnet
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(Judy now came from thence how found not feel;
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Yet parcht with look his contempt
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of monstrous sight Of EGYPT and suttle,
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but peace And temperat vapors fir'd Impress the
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ranged powers Could not receave, or Spring, or
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Paradise, but then The Serpent, we
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abstain'd From AURAN Eastward
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