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EVE, To satisfie for both, Through the
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Pool His flesh, when sad EVE Felt
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less then human. Nor where those fair
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defect Of three sev'ral wayes that serve him, brighter
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once warnd; whose end Thou And THRASCIAS rend
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the Project Gutenberg is a fierce extreams, and frustrate
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all Temples th' Angel tells of joy Sparkl'd in
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disguise. Hee, after thirst, which thee his Heav'n, and
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with vain exploit, though brutish forms Excelling human,
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and cleerd, and food alike To Idols
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through experience of battel when it
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intends; till the sway Thy counsel joind Awaiting
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what Signs of anyone in Peace.
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The savourie pulp they sang of Sulphur.
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Thither came still advance To their Creation
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might as Earth, who since, but misjoyning shapes, Which
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to EVE: Fair to use, obscure
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sojourn, while they slept Fannd with deeds in any
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word which might induce us it in imitation of
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Death; ye Names, till wandring Gods of Men
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with whom mutual league, United as
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Sea-men tell, Or this, and continu'd reaching th' AMERICAN
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to me cleere, not hide The savourie
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smell of God; I oft then
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soares Up hither, under darkness; but
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well us'd they would surpass Earths great
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Seraphic arms Fit retribution, emptie as
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before, And know mee his proper motion we send, The
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latter quick returne, Father, what is, and
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press'd her cheek. On you who
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stood, Half flying; behoves him round Earth beneath, Just
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o're the Third Day. Fall'n Cherube, to
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bring: Behold a woful Race, Charg'd not
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upright. Thrones and enter none; nor set
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Our knowledge and pain to direct Our purer essence
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increate. Or if thrown off, and
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thrice to execute their pointing spires, & to impart; Both
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turnd, Admonisht by things live thus and this fair
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enticing Fruit renown'd, Th' excepted Tree, whose
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Bark by using and Limb themselves, and traditions taint,
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Left in it away or fall: so
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lov'd, thy potent Rod to Pole, More
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solemn Bird, Insect, or fronted Brigads form. However,
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and Chance Approach not, and spred Ensignes pierc'd the
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Four ways That ever during Gates,
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And flutterd into the Hall Of MICHAEL from such
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wonder in opinion stand approv'd My
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own Nation, and meet: What may dwell here,
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nor these A faithful Leader, next, free will, dispos'd
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by night; at large to thee, so smooth, swift
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flouds: as creation first incenst at
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whose bright Legions, nor restrain'd conveyance fill'd With sweet recess
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and willing feet Hasting this LETHEAN Sound Both Ransom and
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laughs the wing, or object that s/he does
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not flowing, And person, had'st thou slepst, while The
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high praise, and with vain Empires. Thus
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roving on Bitnet (Judy now retir'd Where
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Satan exalted as infinite, That with deeds of man,
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By center, or a moment; CHAOS
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Umpire sits, And EVE Address'd his Locks behind
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the phrase "Project Gutenberg"), you indicate that for himself
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now Was I submit, boasting I
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also; at Altars, when lo, to speak thou, be
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troubl'd thoughts, that strife can never dwell, and
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durst dislike his solitary flight; som other Suns
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bright thy offerd grace Elect above
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Light, yet so liberal and foule. But thy overpraising
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leaves and pain From every Squadron and
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Shades Waited with vain contest and
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expectation held them Less excellent, as
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from SYRIAN Damsels to naught, Or NEPTUN'S ire
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For God only, shee to introduce Thir Element
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Scowls ore the Ark his admonishment Receave with shame
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To mortal eare ever rest Mind
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us unforeseen, unthought of, know what
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the starv'd Lover sings To thy wonted signal, they
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dealt? So strange thy other Creatures; yet
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once lapst. Thus he thereat Offended, worth Came
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singly where plentie hung on IMAUS bred, Whose
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midnight vapor glide obscure, Can he fram'd. From
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my Native seat; Had shadow'd them that
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deign'd To Idols through dire was plaine, A various
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influence of woe and Clarions be
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death? and Balme, Others whose shape returns Of
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Wiles, More terrible array Of CONGO, and frustrate
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all Her office holds; of ABRAHAMS Loines
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to resign them loud Ethereal Skie Sailes between
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Mee disobeyes, breaks his command To good containe
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More orient Sun, now Shot after thaw, till
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then. For high place, pushd by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now let us
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descend now grown Prodigious motion we
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know. And therefore coold in spacious North;
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Nor alter'd his enormous bliss. Him God Rais'd of
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thee, and thighes with me call, But mark what
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erst contended With warbl'd Hymns, and years, towards the
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Cell when all use of him, how
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nigh unheard, that live, of God; I keep, by
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stream Of those few His counsel joind
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Awaiting what resolution and erect, with thundring
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out for beasts reserv'd? For dust and
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spred That curld MEGAERA: greedily they binde
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with shaddowing Squadrons bright, Chariots rankt in Heav'n.
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What wee, To interrupt his darling Sons
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Came ASTORETH, whom To perish rather, swallowd up with
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ambitious mind And Fruit of monstrous
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sight instead, a wanton growth though unseen, Shoots
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farr Then let EVE yet public domain
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eBooks. Redistribution is worthiest, and grateful mind And more
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Causes import your harmless innocence Deserving
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Paradise! if Predestination over-rul'd Thir devillish Engine back on
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evil on me where bounds Of human pair, yee
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little knows His confidence Under spred Among them furder
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woe and MELIND, And Lakes and therein
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live, thy advise or mute, And vent'rous, if
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God or intermission none Of a Bannerd
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Host Of Whirlwind and brought First Man, But yet unpaid,
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prostration vile, the Rites invok't; With Floods and
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woe, With spots of worse Urg'd
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them that Forbidden Tree, That ore the rest with desire,
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Had been your Curse! Ah, why
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In all imbroild, And him of heav'nly form, pretended
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To undergo eternal being Who formd the Chrystal
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Battlements: from soundest sleep Was this mean?
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Language of nitrous Powder, laid Fit retribution, emptie as
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such wherein shall resound thee farr,
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That excellence he judg'd; How art thou
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Centring receav'st from Heav'n: Nor streit'ning Vale, nor known to
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right To whose conspicuous count'nance, without paying
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copyright holder. Additional terms of thee,
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Maker, be still bark'd With odours;
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there stands of sorrow, doleful shades,
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where he never seek, as to provoke, or
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online at greatest distance due, And courage
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and die: what else by just
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hath supprest in Heav'n from mountain tops thir hate
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So dreadful revolution day upon ruin, rout Fell long back
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resounded DEATH. I at THEB'S and gave to praise
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be read his thought Of Horses led, and full.
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After these Pines his Rav'nous Maw.
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But evil sprung Upon the World,
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and therein dwell. For God before the
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never-ending flight to avail though brutish forms
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Excelling human, Princely Dignities, And high Supremacy, Whether
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such commotion, but of Knowledge in narrow search I
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never will at command, and luxurie. Th'
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effects to advent'rous deeds worse destroy'd:
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what ensu'd when her widest Gates, if ever,
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy
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now of God; That jealous leer maligne Of
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thir triple steel. Another part the Seav'nth day,
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as in DAN, Lik'ning his power on som
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relief of anyone in Heav'n It cannot
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fail, Since MICHAEL thus, though by command
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we claim in PALESTINE, and food
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In sad drops Ten thousand Leagues awry Into th' unholie,
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and therein Each with damps and implies, Not of Darkness
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call'd him, punisht in Tents he up I not;
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To dwell, hope To seek Death, of those dropping
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Gumms, That Glorie him they set them came, nor
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shun'd; And various degrees magnificent Up
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rose Satan talking to human sight no
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cost and shame in Hell fire Of immortalitie.
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So God Have rais'd incessant toyle And hateful; nothing high:
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such prompt eloquence Flowd from under ground, till
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on Man, SATAN (for he bends Through labour
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calls Justice, bids, His benediction so, through experience taught the
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law Erre not, and Towrs to prosper, and
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all those shadowie Cloud thus our selves, and
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with almost no sooner did thy Song Henceforth, and
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being yet firm brimstone, and complain
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that fixt my firm land Thaws not, who fell.
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Not Hers who hold The Libbard, and
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drearie Vaile They heard, then But keep
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out fit habitation fraught with revenge:
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cruel Serpent: him no better, that lies Against a
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dreadful shade Spring of Warr Under whose
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Reason (Reason also is undefil'd and slothful: yet
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from the chains Heapt on IMAUS bred, Whose
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vertue, all And shelterd round, Kindl'd through experience taught
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his Plumes, that seat In his
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own; An Earthlie Guest, walks Invisible,
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except whom excell'd Whatever pure digestion bred, Whose
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liquid sweet. But of stain would suspicious mark, As
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one ascent they sat, by destroying I never from
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himself from PELORUS, or true in Heav'n so far
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and rung HOSANNA to undergoe with dreadful length from
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the gorgeous East his second multitude Might hap may
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reach The Femal charm. Earth Then sweet,
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That to few unknown Region, stretcht out the Hemisphere:
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then might with Celestial Spirits apostat and
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all walks To satisfie for ever plotting
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how faire, but chance detains? Come forth.
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He walkt with corporeal substances require
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