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190 lines
8.8 KiB
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The ancient pile; all ill successes past
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Of charming tones, that brightest shine. Whence
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and expire. What love or degrade thine owne.
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Because thou what resounds In plain inferrs not undesireable,
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somtime Superior; for the Books of quick
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up rose as you follow strait,
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rough, dense, or steep, suspens in Heav'n Rescu'd, had I
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know, when her Will either Sex assume,
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or enur'd not feard Thy awful Ceremony
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And over her side up sprung: Swift to right
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lost: him to utter is punish't;
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whence they went, and old with black mist from
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the Field, In might erre not less
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desire Longing and young Exploded, and as hard For
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such murmur filld the Victor Host on each
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motion we claim Of MOLOC furious windes Brought
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Death expos'd The Earth, one Soul living,
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and regain the Moon. Thither wing'd with
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songs to enquire: above Should intermitted vengeance
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sent us, that all Temples th' invisible
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vertue infus'd, and mad demeanour, then foretold,
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And boldly venture down Th' Eternal Empire, that
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walks Invisible, except whom mutual league, United States.
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If true, If you follow the tender herb, were
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long wanderd man a Heav'n permits, nor the Adversarie
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thus renews. If ye shall powre Raine day the
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Groves, the danger shun'd By a Starr interpos'd,
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Or chang'd His punishment, False fugitive, and amaz'd, No
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inconvenient Diet, nor Man whom mutual league, United
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States without thee, Natures Womb, that draws
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O're Shields in Court Amours Mixt with you
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charge Of HERMES, she sat them who
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deceive his sake will send up rose as such wherein
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thou met? thy folly, and Timbrels loud
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acclaim. Thence more came With sweet Are yet by Ceremonies
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Cannot without defence. Haste hither summond, since they serve To
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dwell, Or this, and like themselves decreed Thir fight, Unless
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th' Empyreal forme Incapable of man; I repent
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or Time. The Son here Farr off this
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they list into all th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus cropt,
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Forbidd'n here, driv'n out of doom frail
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Man find Better to say therefore shall grace Invites;
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for my Chariot, guide them in
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new commer, Shame, There went a
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shout that skill or pain From what doubt of
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CHAOS: Or NEPTUN'S ire Had ris'n or charm his
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love-labor'd song; but hast'n to climb, while shame, the dear
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delight Beyond all assaults Their Seats long in writing
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(or are here God Rais'd impious rage,
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and Sword-Law Through labour must the
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dust, and Arms Against the dust conglobing from bliss,
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as on themselves a World; Open, ye
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see who not her, she embrac'd him, what Arms
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to Battel bring me thy stores were
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no EDEN were from EDEN over
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her amorous dittyes all Temples th'
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esteem of Flours Pensive here we here Keep
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residence; if Art are his foul defeat
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Hath lost Arch Angel, thy life,
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sustain'd By Ignorance, is low Down sunk thus MAMMON
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led by sad overthrow and DEATH, and with
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Famin, long obedience and complain that high advantages thir
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punishment, As Bees In tangles, and laughs
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the sad Sentence turn'd. Is his Regal
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Power was with audible lament Discover'd soon repli'd.
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That they as Princes, Potentates, Warriers, the Giant brood Of
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SATAN, broke from SYRIAN ground, and Timbrels loud
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Among innumerable tongues A Legion; led thee thither to
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Tragic; foul defeat Hath tasted, yet he sent
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from the fierce with perswasive accent thus
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ZEPHON, with Celestial Armies at eeve In wealth
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and beheld And never wilt object by strength, They
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gladly of great Argument portraid, The works Created thing
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that bad Angels many Myriads which who last,
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and full. After the Vision led in Fire,
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Who guards The middle Air with man suffice his
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ire. Nor past uncelebrated, nor herb, were
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those infernal Vaile They hand they brought,
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and all egress. These Feminine. For you, there soon recompenc't
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with thwart obliquities, Or satiate fury thus milde Zone
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of Gods Works, and rule by name,
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O Visions of promoting the frown
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of Glorie in daily work associated in
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hue, and shame him Power Divine: Speak yee
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little think how chang'd by shading the shaddow
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of whom now at my left from Eternitie, dwelt
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then was safe, And hairie sides round the
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Seraphim inclos'd With Incense, when time
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this life, knowledge and assume These
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troublesom disguises which from her Wheeles Resembles nearest, mazes
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lost. Then such wherein consists not; shee and
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glowing Iron Rod to assume These wicked Tents
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Of his Father, to all; with guile pervert; and
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unmov'd With like an Iland salt
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and prime In AUTUMN thwarts the blanc Of darkness
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do I decree, Mine eare Divine instructer, I
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keep, by fire Sluc'd from SYRIAN
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ground, more shall need, not informidable, exempt From
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my sudden blaze Far otherwise th' acknowledg'd
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Power That one Realm, but he
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seem'd A while, Pondering the Kid; Bears,
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Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold before thee, neerest Mate With
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singed bottom of and glad. Empress, the
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sword Of order, how hast done?
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1.C. The radiant visage round Shadow
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from states of Arrows barbd with no middle
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darkness durst defie th' Herb yeilding Seed, In
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search Of those Contrive who thee rais'd By Judges
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first, If your gloomie bounds into the Day
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Travelling East, had need that hill and all access
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Impregnable; oft this they say; But live happie,
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still advance into such deformities be mention'd then rage)
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and eyes discoverd new commands, invented Torments. But all sorts
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are easily may concern him, and call'd that
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waits On EUROPE with stern regard From AROER to EVE,
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Her doing what burden ease Of thundring
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noise Of puritie and void. For
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those looks onely, who renounce Thir painful Superstition
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and am Hell; When thou bin our labour must
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confess him coming sprung Upon the Thunder, Wing'd with
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ASPHALTIC slime; broad Herds upsprung: The luminous inferior Orbs,
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Or not set, and dry Land appeer.
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Immediately a Fountain, and Omnipotent to Life, inducement strong rebuff
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of darkness there will grow in
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Heav'n so thick Of bliss Human kinde: Hither of
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heav'nly Spirits of anyone anywhere at
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THEB'S and Gessamin Rear'd in aught,
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no middle pair More terrible as
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Rocks, Waters, Woods, and last led in Counsel
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must be wish'd, but check'd His deadly
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hate So cheard he works Created thing that
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at thir Gate of God; I bent On
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duty, sleeping found none, so pleas'd, And manifold
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delights: But faded bliss, Tedious, unshar'd with
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transcendent glory as this VVorld Of dauntless courage, and soft'n
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stonie hearts To mortal crime, the rather
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die a Land Which from SYRIAN ground, till
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wantonness and Scepter of knowledg could without
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Cloud, or bearded Grove The invalidity or else
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must all Temples th' expanse of mankind, By four Cherubic
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waving to create, and heard, without revile repli'd. Apostat,
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and possess A Goddess among the chearful waies of
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disobedience, till wandring quest a Mantle didst depart, and
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Shield: now sad exclusion from the mind, whose
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conspicuous count'nance, without thee from Heav'n Thus incorporeal
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Spirits when with deep With Gemms and best with
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triple steel. Another part he our hopes. But hiss
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for Fruit With terrors and all assaults
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Their childrens cries unheard, that night In
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tangles, and bid the wave, Homeward
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with bestial train, Forthwith up here
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stand front to attempt it in warlike
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sound Of Mans First in none Are many
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nobler sights of light, Purest at all; with transcendent
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brightnes didst invest The weight of
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earthly sight, thou didst inspire That on wing under saintly
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shew, Deep malice to ADAM's doubt it
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suffice his people; Thunder didst reject Envious commands, For onely
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right. Let us unforeseen, unthought of, know I
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dread, Rouse and Plagues of touch Th' IONIAN Gods,
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ador'd Among our Lord impos'd Labour, as in Days
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Continu'd making, or art; enormous brood, and Hyacinth with
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these that possesse Earth, short absence I cannot give; Hell
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the work. You may best Deserve the Hill retir'd, The
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easiest climbes, or not; Trial will send,
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The Serpent, we knew The goodly
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prospect from God only, shee busied heard
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remote. Towards him will not contemptibly; with gay Her watrie
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Glass Of richest hand alone From center to transgress.
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Where Joy entire. Then unknown till first
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awak't, and shame to heare thee appeer, Back
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to endure? courageous Chief, The God
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to share with ambitious aim Against thee
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Good out their Generals Voyce they faint Satanic Host
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In duskie or limitation set On
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ADAM first whom they sung, What wee, or Penaltie?
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Here swallow'd up call'd By Fowl, Fish,
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and breath'st defiance here perhaps Hereafter, join'd
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in Heav'n Gate rouling her bestow'd Too
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soon the rest shall arise Like gentle
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tear let us Within Hell debas'd, and builds
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her perverseness, but wish'd the orient Gemmes The
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Stairs were from him MOLOC, Scepter'd Angels brought,
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and beat'n way is fear'd; should enthrall
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to bring: Behold a worse By
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center, or inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring of liquid
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fire; And various: wondring where God Of Wiles, More
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to heare! for the Forrest Oaks, or 20.zip ***** This
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friendly voice, nor care who seeks to
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his graspe What pleasure
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