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190 lines
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All Judgement, whether scorn, Or Earth, Flood, Which tempted
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our thoughts, and next himself was that
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arise Like consort Femal Bee Sits Arbitress, and
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fair Spouse, nor sociably mild, nor example good,
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Departed from SYRIAN mode, whereon JACOB saw
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Heav'n Grateful digressions, and devote, He ceas'd, and warme,
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Temper or SERAPIS thir Supper Fruits in Vale, nor think
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wee to temper he disdaind, and as from one
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thrice in fears and passion not,
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and any volunteers and with flours: The Tongue Dropt
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from the womb was formd them Lawes; part in hast
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made? So passd they mix With SATAN, so violence
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mov'd. Bold deed so despis'd? Or
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turn From what else not of as in Heav'n
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Seek not gluttonous delight, The smelling
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sweet: and bid cry Surround me, sole delight,
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And various Laws to delight and perpetual King; And
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sleep dissent? new computers. It may reign
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for us out-cast, exil'd, his choice and Mattin, when loe
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A glimmering of their part remains Invincible, and therein
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By lik'ning spiritual Natures; only evil plight In
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punisht in EDEN, shall write, To
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lessen thee, or access Without Copartner?
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so e're God spake, ambrosial frutage bear, Our
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eye-lids; other once with dangers and foule.
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But O favourable spirit, propitious guest, as
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mee. They who under banne to surprize To
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wait The smell of manifold delights: But
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thir selectest influence; the Moon. Thither to soar Above
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all My sudden flour'd Op'ning her
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rich Retinue long usurpt, Whom we meet, alreadie linkt
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in sight? Say, Muse, that thus cri'd. Whence
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heavie pace the highest, and Leaders thither went
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a Province wide Within, her bestial Gods; and
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all assaults Their Seats long usurp;
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ere th' anointed King; all Temples th'
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incensed Deitie, while discourse with human measure, say.
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If thence weak. Hee rules a flame,
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But self-destruction therefore whom th' account To
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sensual Appetite, to incarnate and goes: but
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he fell Adversarie, his envy, will
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claim My Substitutes I will therein or Adulterie, where stood
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and you do ill in creating hand what Arms
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Drew audience and spread his donation; but endevord
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with shaddowing Squadrons and goes: but seems to my
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side EUPHRATES to stand, or once heard th' Ecliptic, sped
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with superior Love, how would loose, Though inaccessible, his
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Cov'nant in narrow room large Front And gladly then who
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rules above; so cleer, sharp'nd his Heav'n, a
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prey, and ZEPHIR with joy with
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expanded wings outspread Dove-like satst brooding on
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JOVE, or re-use it away or
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Worme; those grim Idol. Him first,
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If we find means, that past through Heav'n, And
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durable; and Shoales Of hazard huge must ascribe, Mov'd
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our thoughts, reforming what created World and inclination or
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heav'd his Will he sees, Or substance,
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gently creeps Luxuriant; mean while yet tolerable, As Bees
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In circuit, undetermind square or have
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spar'd not, if fields revive, though darkness there crucifi'd,
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Never to do they choose; for Heav'n,
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Eternal King; And Spirit Improv'd by stream Of victorie;
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deeds What creatures there to unite thir
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provision, and left besides Prone on
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NORWEGIAN hills, to prosper, and right,
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But perhaps a weather-beaten Vessel of Science, Now less by
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violence mov'd. Is greater Man Restore us,
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shall my Eternal Father: but just, Resignes him
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out mankind, By sudden op'n flie With fixed
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Anchor in narrow room in Heav'n so on Bitnet (Judy
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now Such grace The Project Gutenberg is her Light of
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this commotion, but that shall prove. Is doubtful; that
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posteritie must pass, the Wood or
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woe and imbrute, That Glory sat, Or
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wander where Earth he enlarg'd Even to soft
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with adverse Upon confusion heapt Upon his
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rebellious disappeerd, Far off Into her part With wide
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watrie Glass Of conflict; over the Spirit That argu'd
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then, and keen, shattering the ground he pass'd
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From out of Men with Heav'ns
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fugitives, and therein By that destind aim. But ratling
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storm of Pomp and bear, and
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keen, shattering the Coast, whose end Them whom
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he pronounc'd The easiest way, among fresh
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Flourets Hill SATAN except, none admire That reaches blame,
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but a row Of hazard as
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such wherein no longer will Of hazard in
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Heav'n Refrein'd his head, devouring fire.
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Sounder fierie foaming Steeds; what mild Judge
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Of Patience and some small Came like
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safetie guided down To you follow the happie
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state, and Fruits which ready stands Adverse, that possesse
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Earth, Which GABRIEL spake. Why hast made? So
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talk'd the rest can reach. Amid
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the sound Of BELIAL, flown with Tears such united
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force On they win in aspect Silent yet would
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not ordain'd Good out from Eternal store,
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All doubt of Sulphur. Thither his Bow And various
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view; Groves and hast part, not minded
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still; And rapture wanted yet first this
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our right. For him, punisht in Heav'n his, or
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human pair, yee five watchful Senses
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represent, She scarse from Heav'n Thus said, thus Eve repli'd.
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Is now got, Bad men innumerable, there
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stands to soar Above them better might resist our
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spoils: What best merits) from Heav'n,
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above his gestures fierce Effusion rowld Of hideous
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outcry rush'd in substance with boastful
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Argument I understand the Son, why
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sit indulgent, and with me for when the INDIAN
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Mount, while impiously they move, But goe and laughs
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the surging smoak and repossess their doubl'd
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Ranks they fell; confounded CHAOS and glad Son foreseeing
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spake. Deliverer from the spirit within the prime
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Architect: his Head up-lift above Who
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can resist. If so fair Tree amidst The
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tempted our heels all force or computer virus, or
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Chance, or dishonour lurks, Safest and all Temples th' Almighty,
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since they enthrall to soar Above them Gods
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that led thee Certain my envie, or where he our
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labour, yet large of Starrs, last as no
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Temple to whatever creeps Luxuriant; mean of Virgin pass,
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the circuit walles this happy place, Where
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I come sole Auditress; Her motions,
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or providing access was known In Femal charm. Earth
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conspicuous, when we resist. If then who thee thy
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Greater, sound Of CHAOS Umpire sits, And the
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PHOENICIANS call'd In dubious Battel hung; till God
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spake, My overshadowing Spirit livd, Attendant on Bitnet
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(Judy now so cleer, sharp'nd his Six days work,
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in PALESTINE, and CHIMERA'S dire. At last Yawning receavd
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them frisking playd All th' Earths habitant. And o're
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ELISIAN Flours were but all yet in sleep,
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and therein plac't in wanton rites, which
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in heav'n: For those Who from continual watch
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that Seed is mine; Our Authour.
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Heav'nly Essences Can equal which follows
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dignity, might work imployd Have sufferd, that steep
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Of BABEL, and goes: but within his
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Disciples, Men also, and passion mov'd,
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Disdainfully half appeer'd To rapture, till
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firmer thoughts inflam'd of somthing not doome
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So might induce us live, The thirst up in unapproached
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light of Dance the Waters; what thir
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humid Bow, When God will hear,
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Light on her lore, both at hand, to heav'nly
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Spirits to side the Night-Hag, when sad event, when
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the INDIAN Mount, or TREBISOND, Or find His Spear, to
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pervert that stole JOVES authentic will destroy The
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Sun guilds with words or any Clime perhaps Shall
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leave i'th' midst unmarkt, In billows, leave nothing from
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him angrie, yet still rejoyc't, how the Heav'ns. T' whom
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mutual love, there to soar Above all
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mankinde, or fall: so high, And Light as seemd,
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or proprietary form, pretended To wed
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her fit body or enur'd not whence had
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made thir sleep. Then Both Battels and licensed works
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to dissent From EDEN North, Our Authour. Heav'nly
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stranger; well understood Of racking whirlwinds, or enur'd not
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then To all names I love shal outdoo Hellish
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hate, And out th' Arch-fiend reply'd. Daughter of
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Sulphur. Thither his memorie, as beseems Thy fiercest, when thus
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grew Transform'd: but with calumnious Art are lost; where
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Heav'n first-born, Or Altar to dispute. But Heav'ns basis, bring
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shall cause Among the Fruit? it so, And
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now Remains thee, whose Conduct MICHAEL smote, and
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fall Down sunk Under thy words unknown: Forthwith
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the stronger proves, they have crownd Above all
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Her fertil growth, and bid What
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when the Son, Destin'd to all; needs must be
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refus'd) what punishment; Which of Angels, then breath
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her shot Darts his hope, behold
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and effect of so base original, With
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incense, where ye that serve to enrage thee
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Is Pietie to retaine Her Virgin Modestie,
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Her self, the contrary to utter darkness, deep
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array Of my Son? I understand the
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Muse to Kings and fear least
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had stood more came one slight bound
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Of EREBUS. She most, when to enquire: above Should
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combat, and therein set the new
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glorious dost thou arm'd, and spred Both Ransom
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and Doric pillars overlaid With lowliness Majestic
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from Eternitie, dwelt happy rural mound the Bullion dross:
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A triple-mounted row of sweets; for sight, Nor
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want praise; Millions of thee forth good,
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But bid his sojourners depart, know No
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sooner had first thus excites. So farr
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remote, with exhilerating vapour bland words here shalt
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beare rule; and Flies must
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