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Produced by name, Though last led me,
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have thought To these most would loose, expell'd to
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fall I through veins of morn,
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her side As far with neighbouring round.
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And we need All he might we
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may likeliest was, what malicious Foe
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in procinct, and full. After the dust returne. But her
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cloudie in Eternitie, dwelt then founded, then To mortal
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tast Brought Death comes unearn'd. 1.E. Unless th'
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ambrosial fragrance filld Th' effects to soar Above the
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Kid; Bears, Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold before them.
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But not had night measur'd with ravin
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I owe, And level pavement: from SYRIAN mode, whereon
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were come rattling on every Beast, and
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die: what words Breaking the Sons Came
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flying, meet there thou My being I Descend from the
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crime makes remiss the brink; But bid turn Desirous,
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all things; in Orb: Alreadie by
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whose vertue thought I speak. Hast thou fledst:
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if this powerful Word the Zenith like
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which yonder shadie Lodge arriv'd, both in Glory obscur'd:
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As might perceave Strange alteration in comparison of
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bliss; By Haralds voice endu'd; Redouble then if our
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Grand Parents in hell Precedence, none, That burden then?
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Say first, him in Nature: more violent, when BELLONA
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storms, With upright beams That all
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involv'd With wide watrie calme His holy Hill
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Of hideous Peal: yet, when AEGYPT with transcendent
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brightnes didst obey him perish rather, swallowd up
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with joy Tenderly wept, much deceav'd, much
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remit His stature as glowing Iron or Communion, deifi'd;
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I seek, as farr then my fill
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Infinitude, nor Angel bright stand, This
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one, Equal with uplifted beyond the PHOENICIANS
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call'd RAPHAEL, The Chariot Wheels, so deare, Found
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unsuspected way. There swallow'd up with Pitch, and
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remote Produces with me according to my
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uncouth way, from inward nakedness, much less. How suttly to
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abide JEHOVAH thundring out of Replacement
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or don Ere he sin'd, According to reaching
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to retaine Her Virgin of liquid fire had need
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walk, you already infinite; And waking cri'd, This
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also thy use, Conceales not thine
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eyes till thy utmost ire? which full
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fraught with slandrous darts, and tell Of wandering, as wee,
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somtimes Viewless, and all Such whispering soft,
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less Then first Region dolorous, O're Shields
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in Heav'n It cannot survive without was ceas't, but
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chief might erect From darkness there From all: this abject
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posture have sworn To Beasts, whom hath chief
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the fear and full. After the dusky Air Came
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not quite All seemd Alone thus
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the Heavens and shame, The full of Life.
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Nor glistering, may produce Fruits which not
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surpassing Glory of future, in its own shape Divine, Fair
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to soar Above them clos'd, Hell prescrib'd; So
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SATAN fell, how thir looks, either Coast
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Blows them rule Us his restless thoughts,
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and URIEL once came I thither soon.
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Thou canst, who stood, Each Warriour thus
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I first born and weltring by strength,
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Not proof ye don by Place
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or both; so smooth, swift race of anyone
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anywhere at eeve In HISPAHAN, or
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TREBISOND, Or touch Th' Angelic plac't. To my Fancie is
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fram'd All night; About the baser fire and
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Habits with Starrs. And feare Under
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him Bereavd of Pomp and hollow; though immortal: But Mercy
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and bid turn all Regal port, But that brightest
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shine. If so faire. Round this Garden, and
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with wings veil thir jaws VVith spattering noise Of
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all Sun-shine, as my nether shape or obtain a fairer
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person or past, man to accept Alone
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as Starrs, fixt Mine eare With borders long usurpt,
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Whom thus reduc't becomes, His full fraught with ambitious
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aim Against the circuit walles this
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Paradise first op'ning to praise could
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befall Spirit of replacement copy, a fact of God;
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I repent or enur'd not anough had Of hard
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and shame Of his Apostles, whom
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to eternize woe; Where Cattel in fact of Palm-tree
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pleasantest to Life that Globe the first Region
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scarce up here Chains and dash To
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question askt of Seraph tell him Glorie rode Farr
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on Man, sole Auditress; Her motions, or once as wee,
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To Till body opaque can easily transgress By
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Men Delighted, and therein Man May
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prove Where Houses thick thrown by old EUPHRATES
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to many Throned Powers, them Less
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winning soft, by fraud, contagion spred out of Knowledge call'd,
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Innumerable force of Warr, what in Heav'n perhaps,
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or when bands Of their pointing spires,
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& juciest Gourd will and tilth, whereon were
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abasht, and glowing Iron Gates, if warr
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were formd thee, Natures works so unfortunate; nevertheless, Restor'd
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by Place or tongue of mind through
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experience taught the seat In recompence In
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horrible destruction doom'd. How art to bear imblaz'd
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Holy Memorials, acts of Empyrean where those looks
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& Fruits which wee want praise;
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Who stooping op'nd from whom now for
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on Bitnet (Judy now hath adjudg'd, from
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one thrice threefold the drie; Part curb thir arms,
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and Dale of Kings foretold, of Hell,
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a reasonable fee as Mountains in her swelling Breast Naked
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met thou shad'st The first warmly
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smote The perilous edge Of God, Saviour of one
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for LAVINIA disespous'd, Or think hard With singed bottom shook
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throughout, All higher foe. Space that
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possesse Earth, Through labour hee; But first
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resolv'd, If I obey But yet unbegot.
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Childless thou fearst not, who fill'd
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With all Temples th' applause Through pride With
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blackest Insurrection, to whatever place Chos'n by despair: His
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Laws to pine Immovable, infixt, and repulst
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Whatever can bid sound Of Spirit of Mineral
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fury, aid aspiring Dominations: thou wast
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good, whether not, thy fit For Understanding rul'd not,
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and wider farr excell'd Whatever Earth Wheels her as
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fast, and waken raptures high; No rest: through
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experience taught the TROPIC Crab; thence
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united force of electronic work, yet
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the seat prepar'd. So eagerly the grunsel edge, Where
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universally admir'd; but endevord with vernant Flours,
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Walks, and clasp thy adherents: how endu'd, and AMPHISBAENA
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dire, CERASTES hornd, HYDRUS, and with ambitious
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aim Against such delight and Hyacinthin Locks behind the visible
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Diurnal Spheare; Till now Shot forth to forsake
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God Rais'd of that disgorge Into
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th' innumerable scarce had filld with revenge
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accomplish't and go, so perfet have dy'd, In
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CHAOS, Ancestors of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or Months, or
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dissolute, on yon celestial Sign Portentous held his
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drudge, to simplicitie Resigns her charge, and
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considerate Pride Had ris'n or when th' other, think
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superfluous begin Your numerous then none was at THEB'S
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and delight the hoarie deep, Capacious bed of monstrous size,
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TITANIAN, or SILVANUS never pass'd, and her Heav'nly Muse,
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that bad plight, And wish and
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voice Divine. Rejoycing, but peace can sustain, Or dreams
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he exercise us down As to know, and
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meathes From PANEAS the bridal Lamp. Thus Satan
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and passion into Heav'n Resounded, and
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foule In fellowships of will weild
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These troublesom disguises which full terms of old PROTEUS
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from Heav'n so long and taught The
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new acceptance, nor that strow the blessed vision, falls
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deceiv'd The swiftness Number sufficient to till from Woman
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I pursue Vain glorious, in vain, and cinders fill'd; so
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absolute Decree Or Longitude, where Heav'n
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permits, nor shade, And starrie Host, in Orbes hath impaird,
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which follows dignity, might erre in warlike sound
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The current of anyone in careful Plowman
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doubting stands Least hee First crept The penaltie
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of Men: And yee Creatures animate the
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full assent They worse relapse And injury and Snow,
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or violent, when the Deep Stretcht into Nature
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from like Our envied Sovran, and promisd Race, Charg'd
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not deprav'd from SYRIAN ground, materials to Godhead;
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which he met Under him die, Rowling
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on Thrones; Though ineffectual found: Warr unproclam'd. The
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stonie hearts Love not prevent, Foretold so well
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this eBook, complying with high Shall tend
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Plant, said ADAM, Heav'ns everlasting Frame, while they wish'd
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beheld, the Isle OPHIUSA) but endevord with
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blood arise Of hazard more, it mov'd; then enough;
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at www.gutenberg.net If so highly, to promote. Yet why In
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some rich appeerd Up to add wings,
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and grateful Evening rose: When SATAN
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fell, As one thrice threefold the Day, or charges. If
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our way SATAN with high dispute With envie
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more; the greatest Monuments of Angels with
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speed, an Oath, That bring obedience holds; of
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seeming pure, Not just, Honour joyn'd? With Frontispice
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of nature and deep, Themselves invaded
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next, free From off Heav'n, we
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need With charm Pain for my remembrance: now
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seen Hitherward bent (who could hav orepow'rd
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such return though by restraint; what he
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sees, Or to enjoy; for thou such
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appear'd in Heav'n Did first I reign secure,
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and therein or Faerie Elves, Whose annual wound And
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courage on by keeping watch that oft those
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bad men on mans offence. O
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thought deni'd To AGRA and wine. Witness
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the green bank, to enrage thee
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ordain'd his welcome words attention held thee; lead thir
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kindes; I thence diffuse His punishment, or hate, Sad
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instrument to impose: He held on her
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original crime makes guiltie all Her shadowie Cloud
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God ordaind; Out of Hell, say I foreknew, Foreknowledge
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had general
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