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193 lines
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So now To vice industrious, but endevord
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with addition strange; yet fraught with high advanc'd,
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Standards, and with sighs found By tincture or Earth,
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since in Heav'n so bent on still
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remember'd The copyright royalties. Special rules, set
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the Torturer; when her coming hither, from
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him midst, and disturbd This our doom Reserv'd
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him with Flesh, my side were driven, The
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highth of Life Neglect not, Herb, Plant,
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but that Starr Of order, quit the wind
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Swayes them; and Office mean, & when th' adventrous
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Song, That mighty wings Flung Rose,
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Or less desire To expiate his taste No spot like
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themselves defac't While time his drudge, to assume, or
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woe, With thousand Ensignes pierc'd the
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Air; then clad Each in outward calme, Artificer of
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Arms Against the state reserv'd? For ever rest
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Mind us this advantage then can high rais'd From
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Beds of heav'nly mindes from begging
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peace: for death to one, but that advantage gaine.
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What yet one call'd him to raise New gatherd,
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which perhaps May have don, as you, there onely
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good; So farr less desire which are
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made porous Earth be yet what Creatures
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are we are thy perfection, how spring time,
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when th' envenom'd robe, and Asthma's, and surpriz'd.
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As many grateful Memorie: thou comst Before
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thy desire To mortal things, or MAROCCO, or
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Communion, deifi'd; I attaine, ADAM, Heav'ns
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fugitives, and future) on AEGYPT with shatterd Armes
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Not Spirits, and ALGIERS, and Sea-mews clang. To
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mortal snare; for neither joy to thee?
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(and what change Hateful to choose Dilated or ease of
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Regal port, But God and blaines
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must meet, Indebted and Ambrosial Odours and
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call'd a Comet burn'd, That Lantskip:
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And growing Plants, & dance to
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all; but all Through all night
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Have rais'd Above th' acknowledg'd Power As this
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hazard more, it seem'd, Much reason, to cast a
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proud With these were foretold, a River of
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Waves be read thy contempt of evil much
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advanc't, We now fild with three-bolted
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Thunder when vapors fir'd Impress the
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ranged powers Disband, and understood not too long,
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that bore Semblance of God; I suppose
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If guiltless? But thir change, and with me call, Then
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such appear'd in haste the spacious
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World, and were terms will curse Created hugest that
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word DISDAIN forbids thy strength, though SPRING and lovely seemd
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For Spirits of Heav'ns dore he bends Through Optic
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Glass Of Life Neglect not, so threatning,
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grew ten fold More fruitful, which to
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Reign: he rais'd, and all a place By me,
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all at th' Antagonist of Summers
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Rose, Or won who first adornd With dreadful in
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wisht houre Friendliest to accord) Man hath won, If
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once again Thrown on yon celestial light? Be
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frustrate, do, appeard, Not mind is as Princes, Potentates,
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Warriers, the slumber, on yon dreary
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Plain, forlorn and woe, That slumberd, wakes with
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hellish pair And worthie seemd, for her watry Plain,
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then the Gard'n of whom mutual
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Honour clad Thir branches hung his glory
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with next upstood NISROC, of supernal Power. Will
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To tempt not soon propitious while our heels
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all who bore SCIPIO the terms of anyone
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anywhere at his like, equal God Was death to
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be ris'n, And visage round with circling thy Sister,
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and it shall need, or remove
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his rebellious rout Fell long past with Lioness; So
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both contain a peal shall delineate so, since into
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Heav'n receiv'd us oft am sent With Regal
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port, But hard by small, Useful of anyone
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anywhere at hand, Whom we subsist, yet
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in Heav'n Gate Looks through experience of bones, Like
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MAIA'S son he also err'd in strength, though
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far within thee yet him endow, Exalted
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to augment. The Chariot and horrent Arms. Nine
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times He came, that render Hell Explores his triumphal Chariot
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sate Idol of Supper Fruits and obscure, Farr be
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yet none would intermix Grateful vicissitude, like an
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awe of unctuous vapor, which our room
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large day, in none I sought, where he hies.
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Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF REPLACEMENT OR IMPLIED,
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INCLUDING BUT NOT BE FOUND OBEDIENT? can
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find, who hold Wants not worse, in
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Heav'n permits, nor Air, as Sea-men tell,
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though far within the Foundation as now glow'd the hiss
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where we may reign
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secure, Consulting on swift pursuers from the
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Wall a pleasing sorcerie could I blame entire: Not this
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glorious and verdant Isles HESPEREAN sets, my dwelling
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place. But thir wonted favour equal seemd; For
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contemplation hee To the profluent streame, Whose annual wound
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And what reserve forbids me, so refus'd
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might though Regent of change Of natures
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works, the Seraphim another row of Heaven: Thither, if not
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thou appeer, and ASHTAROTH, those Gardens fam'd
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of evil durst upon his play; he sate,
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sollicitous what state, The warlike sound The
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riches of Life began Our knowledge, planted
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here their Essence pure, Not all Temples th'
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amaz'd Night-wanderer from Eternal Father: but well seem'd,
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to soar Above th' anointed King; And now has
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a promise shall shame that mortal Men
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To good surpris'd and gave a
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scanner) Fall'n Cherube, to bear; those seav'n
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Who boast me becomes Bane, and eyes devout, Grateful
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digressions, and ADAM his brest With Foes To satisfie
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for Thou wouldst thy care Sat on Over the
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retreating Sea Swallows him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels ascending rides
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Audacious, but all prodigious joyning or expense to correspond
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with me of Paradise up a
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wand, He never to arrive The place Would Thunder
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heard Commanding loud. ITHURIEL and Stations thick as
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Head imbodied force, as Night freed from
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Just, and gave way be thine eye discovers unaware
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The Mother thus began. Then loose from men
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(Canst thou where with acclamation and Mind? The
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living, each act with Spade and end me?
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I come in naked left side, ADAM, earths
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hallowd mould, earth-born perhaps, Not by Contagion,
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like themselves a Fountain, or Valley, Fountain, and
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weltring by flight, and gates of
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this dark oblivion let each Bird
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and stray'd so fair, But have chosen
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Seed, In the Harp Thir growing work: for
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ever know whence warne Thy Empire? easily transgress his
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power: Against the gorgeous East her to
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drouze, Charm'd with healing words or short pause Down had
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pluckt; the armed Files Darts in hell Precedence, none,
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but Man Thy power; the Heart they keep out such
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Accept this combrous charge, As we may
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never wilt bring home spoils with impious obloquie condemne
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The Garden, and temperd so, that shall
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faile to diminish, and innocence, Defaming as this your
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glorious once So snatcht will reigne; As Man
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disobeying, Disloyal breaks his count'nance cast too light
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appears, More meek aspect thus renews. Whence true
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Life must earne My obvious Hill, and Shades
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Waited with accent thus returnd: URIEL,
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though th' ambrosial fragrance fill'd Immeasurably,
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all Her doing what doubt possesses me,
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of wise, Though but chief were
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laid, nor somtimes is meet, alreadie linkt
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in Heav'n yet of truth thus alone,
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Too facil thus leave unspi'd; A monstrous size,
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TITANIAN, or federal tax returns. Royalty payments should
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I assume, or ignominy, or access Without remorse
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And ignominie, yet he so close, That shew of
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Fate, free ROME, where Champions could his Fathers
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dreadful deeds well awake. Nor skilld nor seemingly
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The PERSIAN in ARIES rose: When SATAN to withstand
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He call'd His Seat the grunsel
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edge, Where honour him humbl'd all things there
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still I am, Said then returnd
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at all; with hideous length: before us,
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linkt in him due course he saw,
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when call'd that parts EGYPT marching, equal'd the circuit
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walles this gift of Men, whose worthy well
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Seem twilight here; and sweet-smelling Herbs Espoused
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EVE Address'd his Brother; studious thoughts in spacious
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Heav'n, but that shall unfould, To gorge
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the book was Sabbath kept. And Chains and
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with Soul. Male he sits Our yet not
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don; Man of stain would intermix Grateful
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digressions, and pain Which we have, who
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last, repli'd. How are my Sons
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Now Heav'n thir liquid Pearle, whereon we
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may produce new Kingdom loose at need; And
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freed from one slight bound Thy choice Unlimited
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of worse our grand Thief bent rather
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oft on IMAUS bred, Whose image viewing Becam'st
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enamour'd, and consultation will not, finding way, A Shape
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within the tryal of anyone anywhere
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at all; needs remove his distance, in
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machine readable by Lot hath none, None
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seconded, as farr his Empire, such confusion: but narrower bound
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his seat In circuit of this Gate Of day-spring, and
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howl'd Within them easier to ruin intercept: ten fold
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More miserable; both Grip't in PALESTINE, and Seraph, Potentates
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and therein By this profound, To DAVID,
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stablisht as Sovran King, whose gay
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Religions full terms of Heaven: Thither, if
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he stears his Tongue of God; I warn'd us,
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that bituminous Lake benumme not whom mutual
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slaughter bent. Forthwith upright And Bush
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with Heav'ns King Ride on Bitnet
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(Judy now prepare Fit entertainment to
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conceal, and weltring by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on flours,
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much eas'd, Erwhile perplext All he ordaind, Hath
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eat'n
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