Robo poem for 2023-01-12
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There they stole Those Notes to hazard as
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beseems Thy equal God want Cornice or steep,
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through experience of Men: And higher I purchase
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deare Short intermission none pass disguis'd; They trespass, Authors to
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soar Above th' entrance up drew, Streaking the Snowie
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Plaines Retires, or sought; for that rape begot
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These Royalties, and passion first thus created, that
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waits On Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the welkin burns.
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Others among Gods, and Twilight gray
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Dawn, and rather serve, That one World unborn;
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For never taste; But Man seduc't. However some Island,
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oft, and howl'd Within appointed bounds Confine with delight;
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how chang'd at hand, Whom thus imploid beheld With Opal
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Towrs to do ill our eyes, and
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Eye sublime Upon the right Reason not copy,
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display, perform, speak Such were sweet. But
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thir Law, true Or Starrs the brittle
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strength and Dale) Light began Through utter
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Deep: There to soar Above his lustful Orgies
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he had filld Th' event was askt. The Author
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unsuspect, Friendly to thee ordaind Me from me. Some
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Tree All seemd another Field he more
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shall turne My own deservings; but lead on AEGYPT
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with clamors compasst round This said,
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he never see and surrounding Fires; Till, as Sea-men tell,
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With admiration, and Shoar, the building left
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His heart exalt Our second Sovrantie; And ACCARON
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and make a stranger, who disobeyes Mee
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and Love refus'd: Whatever pure of rage let each
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His presence had searcht and blaspheam'd without
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hope, the Sons relate; On ADAM, is free? This
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I be visited, Thy creature late hath Man
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fall'n. Yet Chains & to be loath to pervert
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that ceas'd not unlink or heav'd his
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Enemies thir sleep. Then Hells Concave, and
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knows that wisdom wake, suspicion sleeps or
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some thing not fear'd, How many Throned Powers, That heav'n
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his great Father. Admiration seis'd By quick glance Show
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to Battel hath to me immutablie foreseen, They ended
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they enthrall to part, And from thy Lot in
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despair, to few His danger, and publick care; And perfet
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have tri'd whether our thoughts, and wherein lies within
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thee, I fear; each Band The Wife, where
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he tasted; mee encampt on Thy folly;
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or neerer danger; goe and dry, O're other
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dismal Situation waste and with solitarie hand in
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Festivals of vengeance on just hath slain, Or
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this, thou seest, and effect so Fate the Space
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that bituminous Lake Rapt in Heav'n
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so long divisible, and call'd MAN, about me,
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to part in creating hand A Foe so
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refus'd might stand, The brandisht Sword of Waters:
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and nature breeds, Perverse, all praises owe,
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And ore Hill a Lake, nor EVE
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With sweet austeer composure thus plaind. This
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would suspicious mark, As neerer view Nor
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did he our good, But evil
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turne ascanse The western point, where And
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gaz'd by other Creatures; yet hard contents, and Organ; and
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splendor likest Heaven Gate there onely righteous and therein
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By pleasure, for these words attention gaind, & breadth,
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and excessive, overturnes All this last reasoning this
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dire Arms? yet unfound most irregular they rose A while,
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Pondering the Eeven On golden Compasses, prepar'd To meet Man;
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him built Magnificent this uttermost convex of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where store, Flours That lie bestrowne
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unsightly and me move, And due course intended; else
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thou Revisit'st not thy folly, and deep, Won
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from the sleepy drench Of gastly wounds of earliest
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Birds; pleasant green, As liberal Thou O Sovran,
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and heat of future we are.
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Mean while Warr hath beguil'd URIEL, gliding
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through agitation to spring: Him haply mention may
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reign for speed of Bulls and taste; But keep
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the Vision led His fixed thought can
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close design, by keeping strictest bondage,
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though damnd I Sing Heav'nly Guest. But
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soon drew not fear'd; should blow them had
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made right, a laughter; for whom
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now in it shew'd In horrible a place (If
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ancient TARSUS held, or Golden Architrave; nor ever rest
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still the goodliest Trees In billows,
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leave in Chief, The fee for different sort Shall long
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See with revenge: cruel expectation. Yet live
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well hast thou, what befell in it from
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Eternitie, dwelt then human. Nor can discover sights of
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SYRIAN mode, whereon to utter loss, That
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they serv'd, a worse confounded; and granted
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tax returns. Royalty payments must the Summons
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high, And slow and struggle, as one bad eminence; and
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build Thir stops and all her slowest
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pace that word or heav'd his
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Angels; to relate of Royal Camp, to
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submit or using and all Temples th'
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envenom'd robe, and Pillar of mankind With Heav'ns now
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design'd, I fly By shorter flight or Chance,
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and forms Reduc'd thir Land, Earth, who live exempt us
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may reign in Peace. The Men with
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blood Of Theologians, but down alone My fairest,
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my power That in narrow circuit
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of God; That were Land He sought Vain Warr
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therefore, open wide, but few, And Man fall'n.
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Yet leudly dar'st our woe, the
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tryal of day, in warlike Angel ruind, and
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full. After the false and her white wings
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and press'd her still good prooff
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Against th' infernal Peers, And bring in
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accordance with caution giv'n To bring on,
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all Temples th' Ocean brim, Shot
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down unseen Wing to turn aside the
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fence with Baume, expatiate and GAZA's frontier bounds. Him the
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Courts and warme, Temper or Harp Thir station, Heav'n
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As might devise Like honour these, two
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massie Spear Of racking whirlwinds, or humid
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Bow, When CHARLEMAIN with hideous joyn'd Of
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Mankind drownd, before the exclusion from BENGALA,
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or might have thee might work divinely wrought, Ascended, at
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eeve In spring New part in bulk as
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that houre To fill Of Mans mortal doom'd.
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How first naked Majestie seemd For
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his wit and all assaults Their surest
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signal, they part in Arms, In counterpoise, now
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rowl, where she eat: Earth obey'd, Yet Innocence and
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pardon beg, and shame beneath his Mouth The
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barrs of many Throned Powers, If thence To
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luxurie and shame By NILUS head, enclos'd
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with songs Divide the angry JOVE Sheer o're the
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slender waste Her Husband Drone Deliciously, and
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both them draind, Exhausted, spiritless, afflicted, fall'n.
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Yet dazle Heav'n, Hell-doomd, and whatever was seen
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Though for the Zenith like defence, to deplore Her
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rosie hand his restless thoughts, to participate All
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hope excluded thus, and passion dimm'd his
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bounds Of Earth all-bearing Mother thus obtain
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a Starr Leave them into this universal Lord,
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and build His mightie frame, how repair, How dark'nd;
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innocence, Defaming as supernumerarie To us,
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and scarce had hither thrust me SIN, and speed
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retir'd From off and wide, but bring
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obedience paid, Thou also saw thee Pains onely
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thy praise: Thy absence I still I
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seduc'd With Frie innumerable tongues A goodly
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prospect wide On those bad no friendly
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Powers who slew his triumphant wheels In all Eternitie, dwelt
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then whom, SATAN sprung, Two Planets seven, and
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some fit and echoing Hill SATAN turning boldly,
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thus. Ye Eate freely taste, naught vallu'd he took,
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Harps they shall write, To blackest Insurrection, to
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all; but fairest of men: Both in
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Heav'n Shalt thou from the voice From
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every leaf, that light In Fruit Man to
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be in despair, to exalt Our Enemy, our days may
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convert to accord) Man himself now Gladly the
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Beginning how awful goodness thinks no
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doubt; for well pleas'd, all things too late dismissd,
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the fatall hands his Temple to few escap't from thenceforth
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Endu'd with rage; Under thy head and therein
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By mee; not had heard, and all Temples
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th' Host upsent A PHOENIX, gaz'd
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by strength, this essential, happier state applicable to learn What
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inward nakedness, much gainsay, Nay, didst not;
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shee to all; with almost immense,
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and Love triumphing, and press'd her woomb, And Planets,
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Planet-strook, real hunger, and complain that fell By doom
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express them forth ELIXIR pure, conformitie divine. Those
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Blossoms and all Temples th' oblivious
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Pool, And now wholly on Bitnet (Judy
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now Omniscient thought. High matter to Death must rend
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the last At thir glittering Staff unfurld Th' addition
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strange; yet my exploit. If you 'AS-IS' WITH NO REMEDIES
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FOR NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF SUCH DAMAGE. To
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witherd all Temples th' Ethereal Powers To
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honour thou know'st Thir Brood as hard and
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oft admire, How can suffice, and Fowle
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flie above these narrow frith He added wings. As we
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more thou in fear I assume,
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or might best Of those flames No
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detriment need were from enthralment, they haste
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She gathers, Tribute large, Beguil'd by knowing ill.
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Southward through With gay enameld colours mixt, Dissolvd on
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by Cranes: though yet what else how Hee will
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And Prayers, which else according to soar
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Above th' Omnipotent to exploding hiss,
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the grim Warr; no higher, Surpassest farr remov'd
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The thickest fight, yet into the deep high
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Towrs Of DAVID (so call up and
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therein By right lost: him high Fled over the
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infinitly good, Where no harme. This answer
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thy original lapse, true filial freedom plac't;
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Whence Haile wedded pair Girt with
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bland words
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