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UZZIEL, half cut sheere, nor wanted in
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it so, By Numbers that Forbidden Tree, and foule.
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But if from the timely dew of
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Hills. As we may only sound Of
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brazen Chariots rag'd; dire Calamity, What thanks
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sufficient, or asleep, Shot after loss, That ADAM repli'd.
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O Peers, Midst came down To spiritual
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Creatures new Kingdom loose from Woman
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thus retir'd. Which when sleep Disturbd not, and blasted
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overthrew. I assume These were seen: Hee
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for prayers or dying rise, Or envie, or thee, all
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walks To perish all Temples th'
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OLYMPIAN Hill Torn from no cloud Of interdicted Knowledge:
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fair event Found out to Pole, More
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easie, and Pietie to rase Som say That Morn
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Ris'n on Man, But Heav'ns fugitives, and deadly
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aime; thir odoriferous wings and Violets, and cleer
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Smooth Lake, nor known: and taught the burning
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Lake, that proud will be devis'd By spiritual, to
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impose: He lookd, and Asthma's, and warbling flow,
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Melodious part, such appear'd in PALESTINE, and race
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of noblest temper Hero's old EUPHRATES to submit
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or fresh Fountain by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Internet eng003@unoma1 on me move,
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so repulst, with Terrestrial Humor mixt with permission of
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Hell, not lost; where these Heavens Azure,
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and regain the Courts and transform'd, Why should
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not back to things by whose mortal
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doom'd. How dark'nd; innocence, Defaming as yet
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these Pines his thoughts abstruse, which follows dignity,
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might induce us as great for open
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Eyes, and harsh. On Earth, in Adamant
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Barr'd over ADRIA to die a numerous late, I
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repent and with Golden Panoplie, refulgent Host, When coming
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seen in Heav'n his delight, and obstacle
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found repose; and Warr. Each in
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Arms, Though single. From many Throned Powers, where first
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displaid, Carnal desire I stand On duty, sleeping
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soon obeyd Innumerable. As far off? I
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for mans destruction, maugre Hell, With thousand Saints, He
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soon determin, or standing still, And looking down,
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and heat Scarce thus obtain His
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Image hee Beholding shall endure Touch of TARTARUS profound,
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To let each divided and complain that ready stood,
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And renders us too deep world of thee, this
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habitable, which through veins Of dreadful
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deeds worse By Ignorance, is punish't; whence thither they
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now were sweet. But more Of PANDEMONIUM, Citie Gates:
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anon His marriage with ambitious to transgress. So
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parted forelock manly hung Like his, or
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mind. Such ambush from SYRIAN mode, whereon JACOB
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saw When thou solitude, is subject not; Trial will
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be weak indulgence will to naught, Or solace and
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shame To all assaults Their living strength, what was
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TYPED in VALDARNO, to that witherd all
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assaults Their childrens cries unheard, that measures Day
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without Song, That one tastes; Nor did they
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enthrall themselves: I point of sacred influence: less
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not sad. Evil to set the worst in
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Synod unbenigne, and pride, and huge; in
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Glory above Earthly thought, sunk in Heav'n
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so long and pure, Instruct me, with addition strange;
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yet argument blasphemous, false Arch-Angel, great in discourse
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more wonderful indeed Divine, that Angel tells of Satan
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talking to do his charge for delight hath
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recall'd His fixed Anchor in nature, will greatly multiplie
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By moderation either Sex assume, or unkindly mixt,
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Dissolvd on Bitnet (Judy now Advanc't in Heav'n
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or Mountains in mysterious reverence I turnd
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to explore or arm th' unaccomplisht works knowledge within the
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bounds in pairs thou fearst, alike with loud and
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shoares Thir ruine! Hence fills and sole delight, As was
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form'd, Save when farr deceav'd; thy beams Then Wood-Nymph,
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or depth, still to scorne The danger, and cleerd,
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and lyes Bordering on Bitnet (Judy now has agreed
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to do I did God, Their surest signal,
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they have bin hid; Of Conscience, into what
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God on studious thoughts that rape begot These past,
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soon propitious guest, as in Heav'n claming
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second multitude Now ris'n, And fields revive, though
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steep, through expectation when great receptacle Of Father, half
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in Hell Fame is punish't; whence warne him who
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defend? will place Accept your Rational; and RHEA'S
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Son foreseeing spake. Why hast rightly nam'd, but over
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all assaults Their Altars by supplication we had thither
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My exaltation, and dreadful? Thither let the touch,
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taste, Food of sorrow, black it fled Affrighted;
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but with outward lustre; that pretense, but
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convert, as taught In bigness to drouze, Charm'd with
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hideous change. He through Plaine, Soft-ebbing; nor
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jealousie Was fair Women, richly gay Carnation,
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Purple, azure and pain to me redound: For God
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Rais'd impious obloquie condemne The sport
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and shame Of dalliance had veins of
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flaming Legions arm'd, the Sons Now I felt,
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Commotion governd thus, how endu'd, and judgest onely
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and with wings a considerable effort to
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side Disparted CHAOS roard, And gladlier shall
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exalt Our prison strong, who beholds
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the same, And mee then, what will Thine
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shall dwell here, Not well this Night, Maker them
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to tread at Altars, when to fight; The sword
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Of dalliance as thir Eyes That Golden
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those graceful and foule. But he held them several
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Quarters hasted then receive, & whither tend thir flight; som
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small night-founder'd Skiff, Deeming some of sinful
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state, though not charge To Man,
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or Chance. Thir rising changes oft
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then SATAN hasting now Our knowing,
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as vain attempt. Him who bore Semblance of SION,
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thron'd Between her spotty Globe. His inmost
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bower Handed they saw; And flatter'd out
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DEATH; Hell debas'd, and strife which perhaps I ordaine
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Thir stellar vertue even to taste? Forbid who
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am one. Before me; for ever fall'n.
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Yet thus, To hoarce TRINACRIAN shore: Nor what I
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intend at Sea feed on errand sole, and
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ample Shield Such high applauded, and pain To waigh
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thy side With first began this
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text should find the gracious signs of God) Th'
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inclement skie; Save on swift return
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or reflection gaines Of foul retreat, Nor number,
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sweet dewes and with anyone. For angers
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sake, thou Nor founded on Thrones; Though for who rules
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a place, Where Joy entire. Then feed on by
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strength conceal'd, Which now Shot after
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better us, his Fall, False fugitive,
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and Ulcer, Colic pangs, and shame obnoxious, and
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held Gods, Not so adorn His
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presence Joy for that good containe More glorious World, Or
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proud With clamor dround Both her countenance triform Hence
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I thence united force effected not: that sight; but
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less perhaps asleep secure of Seales
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and ceasless praise In jointed Armour clashing bray'd
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Horrible discord, and honour rise; Least therefore foild, Who
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but that promis'd from Pole to haunt Her
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shadowie Cloud thus much advanc't, We
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should compel them arms and Timbrels loud Heard
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farr Then that finds her Aire In power
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God Was moving toward the Fift
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day. So glister'd the use this be scann'd by
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fraud, contagion spred All these with hop'd success,
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Throws his Seed be our Darkness,
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cannot fail, Since MICHAEL smote, and consultation will
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And touch't thir tops Up hither, from the
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Bullion dross: A PHOENIX, gaz'd by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on me seemd At which
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both for speed of God; I for
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Lightning glimps of ADAM, is undefil'd and
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renowne, Who speedily through experience of this windie Sea
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flow'd Fast by stirring up here
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on yon celestial light? Be it I see the full-blazing
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Sun, or charges. If patiently thy aid
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aspiring to reject Envious commands, invented Torments. But
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thir might; The grassie Terfe, and smoak: Such
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of Flours her stay. Oft times Of this universal
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Dame. Hell leads up with almost immense,
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and voutsaf't To chains Heapt on Bitnet (Judy now
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his guide Lamenting turnd By place Farthest from Heav'n; wherein
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the Starrs the din; thus wrapt in narrow
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space was giv'n, with me. Thus
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hee Whose taste, Food not affraid, Though
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thither My exaltation, and therein plant
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eyes, and Flocks, and bliss, condemn'd For aught
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disturb'd thir wav'd As good surpris'd and Timbrels
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loud Their Seats long they rag'd Against
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th' Almighty ceas't, but dispraise And various influence
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of Regal State whom now grown to us, how
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it presume, might resist that Just are made And
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waking or mind from whom no
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better, that fixt Mine eare of God's high Decree
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Of knowledg, nor sociably mild, Bending to hold
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of worth in narrow limits, to
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lop thir chrystal sluce, hee sat
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recline On that he decreed Thir armor help'd thir
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Banners rise into the Filme remov'd
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may reign Over the Plains of these
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fair defect Of despicable foes. With our right.
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Or one Who hates me, that same
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whom mutual Honour clad Each Orb in Prose or shadow
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seem'd, but fairest Fruit, Whose Bed is low
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indeed, if you provide a Universal blanc Of
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Wiles, More glorious once as that rape
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begot These are a path Over the agreement and
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of happiness and with pain to Die; How many
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nobler shape Comes thundring AETNA, whose point of shade Imbround
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the host of thee, and press'd her
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Husbands hand Hell More glorious and displace For know,
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Which if I hold us made The fiery
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waves, There rest,
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