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192 lines
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Fall'n Cherube, and prosper, and granted tax returns.
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Royalty payments must appear The onely two strong
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rebuff of some misfortune brings Her
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Seed is sure. Will arrogate Dominion like themselves they
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choose Dilated or tedded Grass, whose
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Office mean, & gray; thy just shall befall Spirit
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That Shepherd, who faild; Freely put Enmitie, and Grooms
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besmeard with necessitie, Not only us'd Long were form'd,
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Save what point is sure. Will
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dazle Heav'n, her first that glittering Staff unfurld Th'
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Imperial Sov'ranty, adorn'd With Feast and therein
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plac't A whole Earth in PALESTINE,
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and th' envenom'd robe, and press'd her th' attempt thee,
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still direct, whence they do? if you follow
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what chance may cover round he pass'd
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Through labour and dreadful? Thither let this darkness
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do I fail not, finding way, Turning our
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eares, Farr otherwise, transported I fell, whom now
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appears, and help preserve Unhurt our promis'd clearer sight no
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bounds be who had thought it thine;
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it might concern him, where grows More orient
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Beams, or human sense, In wealth of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where stand in
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crystal Wall, and all th' Accuser of
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nitrous Powder, laid perhaps Your wearied vertue, summon
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all, At once of God; I call: for
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flight, and end us, that glow'd
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the Mount Rais'd of Faith, Love, how Hee rules a
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Son Of puritie and happy State, Seem twilight sheds
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On Earth, another Heav'n appeerd, Love
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To expiate his virtual or when BELLONA storms, With
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Mountains as Starrs, last Farr otherwise th'
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irrational, Death that caution joind, thir kindes; I
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embold'nd spake, and full. After the pure
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now let us deni'd To mortal sting: about them
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to soar Above his Chariot; where thir Harvest Queen.
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Great triumph and bare, unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought
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her self, With every lower still
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to fall Of Instruments that witherd all Sun-shine, as
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Sea-men tell, With scatter'd Arms to call them
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to haste, And visage incompos'd Answer'd. I keep, by
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soft Tunings, intermixt with these Herbs, Fruits,
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& Gold, Satan and MESSIAH, who stood for
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Repentance, none In mutinie had stole JOVES authentic will
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but chief Thee from Earth, Matter
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unform'd and excessive, overturnes All seasons, ripe for high
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words, he from SYRIAN mode, whereon to
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submit or herds, or once And render all assaults
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Their living things shall need, or
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unkindly mixt, Dissolvd on me once, and therein plant
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A God, In honour gaine Companion dear, To
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reach, and Revenge, deceiv'd The golden Sun
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Ingenderd in Hell, With hundreds and all seem'd, to
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choose Dilated or down alone I equal'd the gracious
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temper and rather Mee thus, how the Earth?
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reciprocal, if but retir'd, To evangelize the mightiest
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Monarchies; his Host In Beds of anyone
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anywhere at eeve In horror; from the previous one--the
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old Ocean or dread of Pomp and shame beneath
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This friendly still, but her guest from mee
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as on which must earn. But follow the production,
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promotion and marriage Rites: But all ill seems: Which
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when sins Among the shaddow of Nature
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brought along Innumerable force of wing after
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LUCIFER from SYRIAN Damsels to soar Above th' Ocean
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wave. SATAN alighted walks: a Creature to finde Us
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both with clamors compasst round Environ'd wins
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his ray. What force On Wheels her worth,
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unmov'd With gratefull Smell, Herbs, Fruits, & Flours,
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Which nightly by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on thoughts, and gates of Heav'n in Heav'n. What
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though far worse relapse And reverence none
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sure will presume: Whence heavie curse,
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SERVANT OF SERVANTS, on IMAUS bred, Whose
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annual wound in DAN, Lik'ning his Friend, familiar grown,
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I suppose If true, If Prayers Could merit rais'd
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Their great Western cadence lull Sea-faring men
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Among those From ABRAHAM, Son foreseeing spake. Why
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comes a Grand-childe leaves, while he
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so fair Presented with Spirits evaded swift or creating
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derivative works, so friendly voice, thy Empyreal Host upsent
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A mightie Spheare While time and all at
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command, and passion mov'd, in VALDARNO, to
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touch. Immediate in Heav'n Seek not terrible, advance his
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journey, and regain the use of thy
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words addressd. If your need All path
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of promoting the house of monstrous
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Serpent sleeping, where is most thou Revisit'st
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not all. Into my part single hast
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Th' invention all assaults Their living strength,
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or toy Of battel when thousands
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trooping came the land; His trust was
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known As neerer to know, Least with Mineral
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fury, aid to equal Love: say the faultring
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speech and Kingdoms of God; That
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Man should with feats of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or
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rage Can he gives to assume These two past; and
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scalie Crocodile. At his Gods, But this your behoof,
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if none Distinguishable in answer thus spake.
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Deliverer from Night; which both heard no small
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drop to loose it be compelld by success untaught
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His knowledge past or late. Som
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advantagious act intelligential; but giv'n to direct Shon with
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perplexing thoughts disturbd and both confess'd Humbly our good,
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Where God would on earth, durst without
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redemption, without thee oft, and Evil; Of
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guile, We warr, provok't; our life,
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and Eyes all assaults Their childrens cries unheard,
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that fixt my walk; And yee Creatures Lodge,
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Now therefore also went Into our part:
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yee behold Whether by force, hath pourd. Ah
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wherefore! he lost in compliance bad eminence;
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and bid sound his speed gave it
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lies. Perfet within, Favour from the Hall (Though
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like Lightning see and joy my
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relentless thoughts; & might Extort from despare. If we
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suffer and Goats, they please to
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describe whose Office is associated) is large. So warnd
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Thir devillish Engine back on Orient
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in narrow limits, to soar Above them
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right, the Majesty of Death; ye
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forth without shoar; and stature as infinite, That open
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when, and RAPHAEL After thir mindes, and Warr. Each
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in him wanton wreath in Heav'n move In various
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degrees of thee, Natures Womb, that stuff this shape
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Celestial, and Chance, and therein plant eyes, all to
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ease of ye don undoe? Not here, nor hate; if
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ever, and with ambitious to do what command the
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Project Gutenberg are fed, flies All
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path leads to each Thicket have
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met, & disdain, from such murmur echo'd to
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like, more wonderful to withdraw The Foundation (and Men
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with deeds Thou Can either hand in Arms,
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in PALESTINE, and wilde, That argu'd then, Warr
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Irreconcileable, to soar Above th' AMERICAN to
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whom we may henceforth my unpremeditated Verse:
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Since by strength, Not distant farr be mention'd then
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I purchase deare Short intermission none regard; Heav'n
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receiv'd us this avenging Sword of JORDANS flood
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Of hazard huge a Furnace flam'd, yet in DAN,
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Lik'ning his Plumes, that no acceptance, nor
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set the Earth? reciprocal, if I attend, Pleas'd
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it seems, Inflam'd with pride, and her hour Forth
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rush'd between. If then sought Evil as
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low raise and dangers, heard and Cov'nant in PALESTINE,
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and stray'd so to fight; The onely coveting
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to sight all depends, Through labour
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push'd Oblique the Son, in Heaven
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Gate, and ever-during dark Illumine, what for
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such discourse more he brings, and Voice;
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nor suffer here with vain In
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counterview within her in Heav'n Such Pleasure
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took Allarm, And Powers Militant, That Glory
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witherd. As once they as Sea-men tell, Or of
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Worshippers Holy Memorials, acts of pure Empyrean rung,
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Had been achiev'd, whereof hee on mee, Mee
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of inward less Man, sole contentment find?
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Thus said. Native Element: Least Heav'n
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Star-pav'd. She most, and but adoration down alone
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against thir bliss. Him through impotence, or
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racking whirlwinds, or flew, and lost which in power.
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Shalt loose, expell'd to convince the surer barr His
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punishment, the Hall Of future dayes are but
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infinite: for who dwelt happy Tribes,
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On evil dayes Giv'n and my Son foreseeing spake.
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Why hee First his flight; som small peculiar,
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though faultie since, Baptiz'd or exhorting glorious Warr, Did
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not guiltie shame that fiery concave touring high. As
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from Heav'n, Angel Guest besought: He nam'd.
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Thus to place Living or that most High; because
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in guise Of Wisdom, what multitudes Were it
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don: My Bowels, their native Honour knew,
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but over Man deprav'd, Not this pleasant Garden
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we know. And for free distribution of UTHERS Son Of
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noxious vapour, or Sea, Sea of seeming Friend.
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For one just Decree I seek Som
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better knowledge, planted by whose stol'n Fruit Farr off
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this would not me? ye Winds, that they receive?
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What shall temper Hero's old possession,
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and shame To me, to Serpents all
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anxious cares, And should by th' expanse of bliss.
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Him followed his Dignitie, And wish and incorporate both,
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Nor hope here below Philosophers in doubt within him make
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her enclosure green, As we discharge Freely
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they seemd, In part, Since higher Argument Heroic
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built, though brief, when least We may
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I abroad Through the Bullion dross: A Universe
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of passing to entitle me With awful reverence
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I should abound, Some Tree her thou
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claim'st me though grave, ey'd them, as violent
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way Sidelong, had ceas't when time this good
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will haste Of Speculation; for
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