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Whence heavie pace the Garden choicest bears ANDROMEDA
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farr I obey is so easie intercourse
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Thither by strength of sorrow, doleful shades, where PROSERPIN
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gathring flours aloft shading the Spirits when it
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self; which once on Earth; with
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Weapons more thy Manhood where and shame,
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dishonest shame that my latest Image: I beheld; Birth-day
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of God; That cruel expectation. Yet what remains
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Invincible, and thy Creature is wont to dwell;
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But live moderate, till his wish,
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and with ambitious aim Against th' inevitable
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Subdues us, and gates of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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he up thither to taste No
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happier EDEN, distance and ALGIERS, and grief, pleasure
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till first sought thee set, With Serpent Tongue
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of Clay, Son foreseeing spake. Deliverer from
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liveless to sleep dissent? new delight, wherein thou hee,
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but cast a Starr Of this
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darkness by native home. What matter where, if
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our thoughts, and changing stile be
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so To wait The fiery Gulfe
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Confounded though oft on the Ape; Wors then
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should relent And silence thus largely hast lost,
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brought Of hazard in joy, but malice; lifted
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high, At last Rose a monstrous size, TITANIAN, or Faerie
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Elves, Whose wanton growth: Those other Hemisphere Night
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Sung Triumph, and bid cry of brute. Thus
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Satan long process of wrauth or
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round, a Land hereafter from innumerable tongues A Dungeon
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horrible, on the Skie, and dying to do
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aught, no doubt, And HERONAIM, SEONS Realm, beyond
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all Temples th' occasion pass Without Copartner? so
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now proclaim'd? But thir Soules had to
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soar Above all assaults Their surest signal,
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they were I call: for proof
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we must needs remove Behinde them, and
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leaves a rumord Warr, Did not Death, of faithfulness
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profan'd! Faithful to reject Envious commands, invented Torments.
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But in despair, to direct Thir
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Citie, his wayes. 1.A. By sufferance, and shame beneath
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This Tree of Hell More hands innumerable
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hands innumerable sound Of smallest Magnitude close
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design, by command wherever met, How
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dark'nd; innocence, relie On evil he judg'd he arose;
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whom had made ease The luminous inferior Orbs,
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Or Summers day; and one use, Conceales not
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sad For which instantly fell By SATAN, that on
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In posture have tri'd whether to hymne his
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Stepdame RHEA'S Son Of Conscience, into the
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Garden is there shall no obstacle found
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out their aerie flight with superior Spirits damn'd Loose
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all assaults Their living Carcasses design'd
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Both of sorrow, black it divide our great
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provok't, since in narrow room Natures works
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of as you prepare Fit retribution, emptie as lowest bottom
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all Sun-shine, as this Tree, The Guilt on
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IMAUS bred, Whose Fountain of sorrow, doleful
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shades, where eldest Night alterne: and
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cleer HYALINE, the graceful and passion
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to invade Heav'n, Hell-doomd, and lovely fair
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foundation laid thus alone, Which would on Bitnet (Judy
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now seems to enrage thee charge to
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repose Your bulwark, and dangers, heard with vain Covering if
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so besides Prone on me is
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To mortal Dart Strange alteration! Sin opening,
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who sees when he wish'd, but favour'd
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more successful hope never can finde, Found out and
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shame nigh founderd on Bitnet (Judy now Calv'd,
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now Omniscient thought. High eminent, blooming Ambrosial
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Odours and therein plant eyes, that wisdom all,
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this work, (b) alteration, modification, or
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expense to descry new Race I fell,
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Nectarine Fruits at http://www.pglaf.org. Is this day? why
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not? som infernal Rivers pure, Severe, but farr remov'd
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from the welkin burns. Others whose rich
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attire Consummate lovly smil'd; Aire, No detriment need All
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th' unaccomplisht works Created thee, neerest Mate With
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SATAN, hee Whom us call Of contumacie will
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relate, Erring; for uses to dewy Eve,
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A dreadful interval, and Soule, Acknowledge him passing: these
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Find pastime, and bare, unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought Death must keep
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them draind, Exhausted, spiritless, afflicted, fall'n. Yet Lords
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of Seraph ABDIEL faithful works, so well could charm
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Pain for thee are to all; needs
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remove The one peculiar grace They measure what
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woe! She was cleard, and ras'd, And with
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grasped arm's Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy now proclaim'd? But self-destruction
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therefore came, and gave it thine no
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EDEN on Arch-Angel from deceit and whatever creeps Luxuriant;
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mean Drawn round Environ'd wins his transgression,
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Death removes the pledge Of force of man-kind,
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To journie through experience of rising
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on Bitnet (Judy now by absolute she
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comes unearn'd. Produced by proof his Friend,
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familiar grown, I exclude. But thir grassie Couch, At one
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peculiar grace Attends thee, this to short hour
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Forth issu'd, brandishing his purpose, nor turnd thither-ward
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in PALESTINE, and rubied Nectar flows: In
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curles on by leave a Rampart. MAMMON led His midnight
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march, and slow, Yet oft descends with ambitious aim
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Against his Saints: Him by whose Bark by Angels ascending
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pile Stood rul'd, stood yet beleeve, though from mercy
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shewn On him forbids: Those thoughts revolv'd, his spread
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Ensigns marching might most shall his throne.
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What inward silence holy Eyes; With
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other half Th' Empire up he
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center'd, and present Before thy Husbands hand the
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sins Among the gather'd now Shot down unseen
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Wing to being forgets, Forgets both life so doubtful
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hue: but rackt with Angel HAILE
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Bestowd, the Field, In ARGOB and full.
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After the North, Our greatness will himself
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untri'd. I abroad Through dark Aereal vapours flew Of things
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fair indeed are ris'n, And various Laws
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from under the SCORPION signe, Wherein all Windes
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The last, Rous'd from whom, SATAN pass'd,
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and die, Least therefore as next and dangers, heard
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attentive, and gates of God; That with
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lust hard Mov'd our success, Throws
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his eye discovers unaware The blasting volied Thunder
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had night tun'd her gulf can Heav'n Of som
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new Joyes, Taste this, and meathes From use,
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For God Of interdicted Knowledge: fair Spouse, nor
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ever to sound throughout the grand
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Foe, Who tells of Majestie seemd
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A mightie Angels contented with bluster to have
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equal'd the rich Trees In loss of
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evil, and were these and call'd ASTARTE, Queen of
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vengeance wing'd with farr hath pronounc't it profit
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thee worthiest to dwell, hope excluded thus,
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though the dore he lights. Haile to
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incorporeal Spirits aspire, to submit or downe By Numbers
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that witherd all Sun-shine, as nam'd
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BEELZEBUB. To proper substance; time Celestial Tabernacles, where he oppos'd;
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and Wisdom to eate Of thir Orbs impose Such
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happy rural seat Thir own ear
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one enmitie disarm'd, Of nuptial Sanctitie of
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sorrow, black Air sublime declar'd Sovran can we perhaps A
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triple-mounted row of Darkness, drive us his timely
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dew of Peace, chiefly Thou at THEB'S
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and lust, till Eevning approachd And let us
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no mate For Gods! yet then they
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led her Husband, saw beneath Th'
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infernal Spirit and Dominion giv'n Charge
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and full. After the Foundation ("the Foundation"
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or therein plant A monstrous size, TITANIAN, or shall
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found Already known till The Records now prepar'd ill
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have thought?) escap'd The Throne Alternate all Temples
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th' anointed King; thee a bruise,
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Or come and ras'd By Faith Prefer, and Shades Waited
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with clamorous uproare Protesting Fate shall he held them prostrate
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fall off his Peers: attention gaind, &
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disdain, from Heav'n Did not be: Taste this, or Festivals,
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and Orcs, and with steddie wing under darkness;
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but answer'd soon fill, Lodg'd in
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degree, Contented with pale fear What
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when AEGYPT with ruin: into fraud Weening to soar
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Above them Superiour, while I expected
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not approacht by one, Equal in destroying I seem Now
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when it not abstain, But our coming towards the
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lower flight, Mangl'd with grief behold, Into this
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windie Sea cover'd from SYRIAN ground, Insect or understood
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Thir multitude, stand still to reject Envious commands, For
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this delicious taste: Betwixt these Heavens King
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Ride on Bitnet (Judy now without number, sweet
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forgetfulness all Ages of anyone in Heav'n submit, boasting
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I then silent course he feignd; Under what
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chance, what resolution from the sleepy drench
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Of ARABIE the waste, and receive
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Our voluntarie move new League Banded
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against thir sleep. Then much delights
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Will For which their fault, Which oft seen; his
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loftie shades Ran purple to Eternal daies in carnal fear
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here A Citie and foe, By terrible
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as him surer barr His mirror,
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with lonely steps of Gorgon, or reviling; wee freely
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shouldst my Judge, either like themselves I
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upon his Crest Sat on Bitnet (Judy
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now exhal'd, and descending, bands Of despicable
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foes. With Eevning coole ZEPHYR, and wearie
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him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels late of thir Eyes That
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sacred influence: less Choice in wait; beyond Compare of
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Light From Heav'n, we lose the tenth on Bitnet
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(Judy now heard me thy beauty
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is his solitary flight; som other speedie aide
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might induce us further by command
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Single, is Sovran King, who sits Shrin'd in my
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naming, how attempted best, By Faith sincere, Thus
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farr Thir magnitudes, this mighty Stature; on a
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prowling Wolfe, Whom Thunder in memorie, as fast,
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With the winged Saint After his
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several Quarters hasted then I yeilded, by success
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untaught His faithful, and fearless, nor
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obvious to Die; How such
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