Robo poem for 2024-02-13
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Is this one step no mate For Seasons,
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Hours, with Heav'n; th' excess of Grain, or ATLAS
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unremov'd: His utmost Longitude, where he wore,
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to corporeal substances require More terrible
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Example the Hill, Which hung with winged Saint
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After these tidings fraught, come From HAMATH Northward
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to move; Each shoulder broad, came still that overhung Still
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threatning hideous orifice gap't on me let each
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paw: when sleep Now at THEB'S and
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with thine, shall find we may dispose and
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fear least of Heav'n. But thou art, Childless
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thou never to unlock These changes oft
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descends with foes, thus Eve repli'd. ADAM, well had
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filld Th' Empire up here however to comprehend?
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Yet thence gliding through experience of
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endless woes? inexplicable Thy daughter and reverence meek,
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As stood vast abrupt, ere Conception to turn
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Metals of change Thir Office here
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To call the fairest Fruit, that serve to
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impose: He lights, if in ARIES rose:
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and perturbation, and excite Fallacious hope, EVE
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Undeckt, save A numerous Brigad hasten'd. As now
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Stream, and heard, That not those To our labour
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to swift race of God; That must
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the tiles; So high rode: the partner and
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pain is despaird, For in yonder Allies green, As
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whom thus our afflicted Powers, them
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dwell And Lakes and fashond with me upheld, that
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shall temper so on yon boyling cells prepar'd,
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they hit, none would require More grateful truce
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impos'd, And higher I keep, by me,
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she seems this Tree Down from pain of
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that daily Train. All perfet while horror
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chill Ran purple to give Law given
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the terms of humane life, Simplicitie
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and law Erre not, and sorceries abus'd
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Fanatic EGYPT and full. After these upwhirld aloft shading
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the weaker seek; So fit, so
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erroneous, thence to woe, That Shepherd, who him
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and least rejoyce Each thing thou
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took'st With strictest watch; these eyes,
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and deeds in mooned hornes Thir
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Nature as great Hierarchal Standard was flown, was
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seen, Regent of Pomp and therein By
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our grand Thief bent to wander and sorceries
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abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from Death; from Heav'n Gate
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ascend, sit and humane; A pomp of Men: And
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surging waves, There the Sea, CLEOMBROTUS,
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and with hideous fall Free Vertue in
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worship paid In song was fill'd each Morning, Dew-drops, which
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you for high OLYMPUS, thence united force as late to
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do I thence hurried him created things: One Flesh;
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to soar Above them Rock onely; his fierce encountring
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Angels held on drie Wrinkl'd the work. Copyright
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laws and Fish, Beast, Bird, Beast,
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or sweet! How due! yet recall'd His Thunder on
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Bitnet (Judy now both heard th'
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obdurat King Stood thick and frozen loyns, to execute
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their heads as Sea-men tell, though
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ADAMS Son. As Flesh of Glorie
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then, if our Foe so cleer, sharp'nd his fall, o'rewhelm'd
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With featherd soon arriv'd, the holy else enjoy'd In
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us not lost; Evil be registerd Part
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on thy request thee, who agree to dare The
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trouble raise: Hast thou me. Some easier
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enterprize? There didst inspire That shed MAY Flowers;
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and gaines Of AMRAMS Son Begirt with Eternal King;
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And force urg'd Main Promontories flung, which must dwell, As
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we most irregular they around the Sun: His
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single imperfection, and ARMORIC Knights; And to soar Above
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all praises owe, And fierce PHLEGETON Whose Bed
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is a line thir being? Yet doubt
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we resist. If shape Divine, Sapience and Monarchy
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of TANTALUS. Thus roving on In other
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thus Eve repli'd. O Sons, From Pole
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to submit or carreer with voice Affraid,
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being Good, Farr more milde, this top Of LUCIFER,
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(so call That never fade the tumid
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Hills, and swifter far, Me Father,
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who disobeyes Mee of desolation, voyd of anyone in Heav'n
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rejoic'd, and sworn, That led his pain?
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And gathers heap, and mee Good out th' AEQUATOR,
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as all involv'd With whose portion set
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here? This report, These were those half-rounding guards The
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fellows of things, parted forelock manly hung his
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Altar send forth rush'd Both of sorrow,
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doleful shades, where stood Vaild with outragious noise reside,
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his work lies, yet still the Herd Of
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force Death Inhumanly to defend Encroacht on
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by so long choosing, and accurst,
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since the waters deep as Lords Possess it, as
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nam'd them, and ELLOPS drear, And Light by freely
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what resolution from the timely dew
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of cordial Love so near each kinde, and
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wide: in Arms, Though late to my ofspring of Hell,
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or enmity fulfill. For him or once The golden
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Shields; Then Hells Concave, and transform'd, Why should compel them
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arms The willinger I also in fears and knows
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my glory excites, Or if, inspiring venom, he gives
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Heroic deeds well to judge both them to
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simplicitie Resigns her Cheeks with purpose
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to soar Above them wise In circuit, undetermind square or
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fills and passion to soar Above th'
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Ocean meets, the violence Of Harlots, loveless,
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joyless, unindeard, Casual fruition, quitted all Temples th'
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event Know none among the dust shalt not
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th' inventer miss'd, so good, how Can
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never saw. The weal or Pine, and henceforth among
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th' Ocean smiles. So willingly thou
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Celestial visages, yet to soar Above th' event, That
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argu'd then, what if som suppos'd with fairest Fruit, like
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these, covering the law Erre not, till firmer
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thoughts were who first low creeping,
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he from hearts To adore the Rivers. That whom
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in shape, Which of woe; Where Armies
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to thir mouths the field, where And
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sunk in Hell trembl'd at eeve In sorrow
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forth, till anon His eyes agast View'd first low As
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MAMMON led the shrill Matin Song End, and fall'n, And
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Brute as undeservedly enthrall to bear The remedie;
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perhaps More woe, In which will pour down,
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Glad to enrage thee none. His travell'd
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steps; farr be obey'd, Yet rung With singed bottom
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all references to soar Above all dwellings peace:
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and earne My overshadowing Spirit more Thenceforth, but minded still;
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I, no one blast up-turns them rejoyce, And
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torment me hope excluded thus, how with
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solemne purpose to accept as thou solitude,
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is punish't; whence they shall surprise The
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sacred shades: though all-knowing, what means of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or drink, and longing eye; Nor
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tongue Relate thee; but suddenly stood and RHEA'S Son Th'
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untractable Abysse, plung'd in overmuch to set the
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Lord best With spots of Warr, what might concern
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him, that thus vile, the seaventimes-wedded Maid.
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Mean while offerd himself affirming Authoritie
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and SATAN was at all; with Femal Bee Sits Arbitress,
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and destin'd to burn His bursting forth Great Or
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find thee of Cherubim In temper Hero's old
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som glimps of this Oracle, then founded, then worst,
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If so ordains: this Project Gutenberg is plotting how
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here? This worlds material mould, Or high and with wings
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and I know, and Faith, and spoil and
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spread Wide gaping, and besought The rest
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High in Mercy and favour, him overweening To
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vital Lamp; but wide Within, her field:
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add Faith, not impair'd, but dim, shall never tasted,
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yet spake, and passion tost, Thus ADAM
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wedded to view far as from fault
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amerc't Of rendring up. MICHAEL bid
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sound throughout Vital in despair, to spie This
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yet with only canst no harme. But
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follow the Threatner, look and scorching heate? These yelling
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Monsters that Great things else delight the Heav'ns,
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though of peace, Said mildely, Author of
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Artifice or art, Happier thou at Eevn, Unsuckt of
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Heav'ns everlasting groans, Unrespited, unpitied, unrepreevd, Ages of
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Heav'ns chearful face, wherein remaind (For what the
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mind Knew never more wise deport, Though thither
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or turn From these, for the Pastoral Reed Stood
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fixt for man, Under spread Ensigns marching
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might work Desisting, though through experience of Paternal
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Deitie, while He also mov'd, in DAN,
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Lik'ning his Life Augmented, op'nd wide they pass'd On
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bold design Pleas'd highly pleasd, and order set, and
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shame nigh overwhelm'd, Confessing soon, Armd with bolder
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wing, as from PELORUS, or obscure, Farr
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otherwise th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus EVE,
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Partake thou hee, but delaid the Ocean
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Iles, but thee, be with ambitious to come Well
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pleas'd they shall live. For though
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the Bullion dross: A mind Will be bounteous still
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But more awful reverence meek, As
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high Decrees, I tri'd, now let us
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praying, and understood must be Paradise, your
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joynt vigor raise, and all reponsbility that tasted
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works Created hugest that The goodly Tree
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of Hell at once, Powerful perswaders, quick'nd
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appetite, and pardon beg, and GAZA's frontier bounds.
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Him have grown there might well thy glorious
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and hurried him leagu'd, thy looks onely,
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I come unsought. Wouldst thou motion'd, wel thy Mothers
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lap? there From these, these receave
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thir food and ambrosial frutage bear, and
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licensed works in Triumph high Decrees, I
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put thy rebellious head. And no Preface brooking
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through dire form Catcht by day upon his
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Peers: attention won. Bold deed created like themselves ere
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mid-day arriv'd Who durst dislike his burning Lake, that seem'd
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Farr off Heav'n, And ACCARON and with speediest
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of ALADULE, in view,
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