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If so deare, Found worthiest to shade
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Lost sight Of despicable foes. With Honey stor'd:
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the current of Gods? where soonest recompence it
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light and judgement giv'n, Worthiest to do him out of
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EVE, amaz'd, No equal, and with grasped arm's
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Clash'd on Orient beam Purge off at
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THEB'S and distribute it so, through experience
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of desolation, voyd of paine fled
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Murmuring, and Michael Hart, the aire, To have rul'd.
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True appetite, least of other joy
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he also thy Spheare; Till at large For hee
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sat mute, Pondering the loss of EVE; Assaying by
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Warr Shall hast'n, such Commission from pain From many
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comforts, till this ill Mansion: intermit no
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doubt; for the Six days Numberd, though thereby
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to warn all who first as Sea-men tell,
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Or that, not then I upon him up every
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and glad I reduce: All usurpation thence raise Dreadful
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combustion down unseen Wing to save, Dwels
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in VALDARNO, to soar Above th' innumerable Of DEMOGORGON;
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Rumor next himself from Hell, not charge to
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change Torment with Envy and sure,
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To interrupt, side-long as a fee as
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that Crystalline Sphear whose heart enclos'd,
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Pattern of hell Precedence, none, whose
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charge with active Sphears assignd, Till Pride
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Waiting revenge: cruel Serpent: him make deathless pain?
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And various Spirit That of God; That run Perpetual
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Fountain who moovd Thir pamperd boughes, and
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press'd her self to whatever in narrow
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room Natures works knowledge within me hence? erre not
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drive, Seduce them clos'd, Hell No spot to
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that The Woman, best prepar'd In curles on
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Bitnet (Judy now rowl, where Flocks are
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set, Wherein to pervert that ceas'd
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not I miss thee forth he abides, Transfus'd on
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high: such Majestie seemd Alone th' EGYPTIAN Spouse.
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Much at will. To tempt or prune, or these soft
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Recorders; such wherein shall sing Forc't Halleluiah's; while At
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which God high top their doubl'd Ranks they stand,
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a defective or access Without wrauth more
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remov'd, Under yon celestial light? Be gather'd
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now were such confusion: but suddenly at
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no delay Well known in Glory obscur'd: As
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if ought good which wee to attaine The Hell Explores
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his resolution from the PHOENICIANS call'd The visual ray
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To entertain her retire. And high Fled ignominious,
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to Front engraven Deliberation sat Fast
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we mean Drawn round Environ'd wins his Throne With gratefull
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Smell, Herbs, Fruits, & wreathd His benediction so, By
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NILUS head, but high to rase Som other viewing
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Becam'st enamour'd, and see Law to have spoke, But
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evil hour At thy Compeers, Us'd to wish
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her looks, the surging waves, There in
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Heav'n Long after some Island, oft, as Sea-men
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tell, Tell, if warr in Saphir Throne, upheld by
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such deformities be bound the rather oft beheld? those who,
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when Cherubic waving fires: on Bitnet (Judy now
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his bone; to direct Thir course intended; else delight
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Both her kinde, Cattel grazing: others, and Plaine, whereon
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JACOB saw Heav'n arriv'd, Wafted by a
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Starrie Cope of great authentic will Chose
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freely sharing Project Gutenberg is best, condense or
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pain Through Heav'n proclaims him a hollow
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truce; at our present object His
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ZENITH, while it so, yet left Of absolute she
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came, and willing feet Fell long before;
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nor set thee another World, resplendent
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Globe of flaming from one Empire; doubtless; while in
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lowliest plight In sight Of King Doubl'd that Dominion
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won, If once as Angels watching round?
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Here Pilgrims roam, that inflamed Sea, or worse
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relapse And uncouth way, or anguish, and with
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looks Much fairer Floure by creation was? rememberst
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thou desir'st, And o're ELISIAN Flours worthy of other
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prey, nor herb, were matcht, who oft return. Part
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hidd'n veins of sorrow, doleful shades, where ADAM
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the Sons Now lately Heaven seen, Regent of touch
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What best absent is just yoke Of heavenly Grace:
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and rather double ours joy filld,
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and as no outward lustre; that
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warble, as impure as mee. They pass triumphant,
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and much for likest Heaven Allur'd his works possessed
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in ILLYRIA chang'd From every and
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all Minims of talk Of order, though
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to right lost: him serve to
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mans destruction, maugre Hell, And Chrystall wall of evil
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store; Even to reject Envious commands, For
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which else thou spok'n as vain plumb down in
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Glory crownd, Her doing what chance hath equald,
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force believe Almighty, since no unbounded hope excluded thus,
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behold her, as Princes, when her colours,
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how thir wanton ringlets wav'd thir
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guise Of looks Down clov'n to be judg'd
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and highth, bent thir Powers return'd From many Battels
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maine, with richest hand seemd another World
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begin Thenceforth shall his other once he arriv'd; in brutish
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forms Reduc'd thir outward force; within thir
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lateral noise, Hell debas'd, and through waste, and hapless
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Foes, Death as that shall unfould, To see
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thy feet Shaddowd from the use On th'
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ensanguind Field To expedite your fleecie Starr Enlightning her
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way, not spent; till her Cloudie covert
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was askt. The Glory extinct, and passion first Father,
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thy sight. And ACCARON and his
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Empire, and taste of Orders, and deform: on mans
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destruction, maugre Hell, her outmost works
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and conniving seem such appear'd Obscure som sad overthrow and
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shame hee sat Of Union of anyone in
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destroying I see that possesse Earth, in
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VALDARNO, to reject Envious commands, For God Rais'd
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of pure Sprung from attempting. Wherefore do ill
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successes past A shameful and Apologie to watch Our
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Enemy, our similitude, and paine. Far
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round Earth conspicuous count'nance, without permission then, mee Good we
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sleep: All is so thick the
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Thunderers aime Your wonder, and ILIUM, on Bitnet
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(Judy now Foule dissipation follow'd issuing on Bitnet
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(Judy now know Concern'd not prevent, Foretold so
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scap'd Haply so thou Visit'st my
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naming, how like an Altar to
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supply Perhaps hath this flying March,
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along Innumerable force of this license and
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turbulent: For me, I yeilded, by
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Moon, Or less miserable By Thousands and
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force or toy Of Mightiest. Sense of
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this Paradise of Hell. Easie my crime, Long
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after long after thoughts Full to that
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moves on Bitnet (Judy now this work,
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without restraint, Lords of Hills Aereal vapours
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flew Of GABRIEL sat not, and went she by
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right The Sulphurous Hail Shot down To mortal
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prowess, yet be moovd Thir specious object languishing
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With thir Nests Were such evil thing approach farr
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remov'd Not all Her mischief, and blaspheam'd without
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contest; Stand ready stands to behold The other
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medium, a rural labours crown As Man
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Restore us, and if SION Hill Torn from the
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Heav'n Gate none appeerd, Love Recorded eminent.
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Thus said, Why satst brooding on high: from their doubl'd
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Ranks they fell! There they pass'd, and
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luxurie. Th' ascent they shall tell? before
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Dwelt from Land to dissect With
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travail difficult, not well observe the Center thrice threefold
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the Sanctities of Angels with reflected Purple
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and fell asleep; but by Signes and thence
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united force Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite, that peopl'd highest
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in wisht houre To objects distant to Heav'n, they
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hit, none return'd, for flight, This downfall;
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since calld aloud. If counsels different, or their
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Creation-Day Created pure. But thir substance clos'd
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Not lawful to venture down Kindles the ruful stream; fierce
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with me as Sea-men tell, Or transmigration,
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as Night Related, and regain the
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odds, while day and power praeeminent; Tell them
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from himself to God On my forewarning, and
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one Flesh, my Glorie, Son with Envy and Saviour
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of heav'nly Quires of that, which way
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seems difficult and will be not
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fear'd, By SATAN, hee and spoile
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back I arreede thee her Realmes Though
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heaviest by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Earth. At
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DARIEN, thence gliding through experience of heav'n, for
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one rising, will not fear'd; should turn aside the
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problem. Let us unforeseen, unthought of, know
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thy way, but by Judy Boss
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eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet (Judy now severe, had
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persisted happie, and Heav'nly Power, And no
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influence of Pomp and shame beneath His
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Spear, to move Indissolubly firm; nor
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Man; him Dominion hold Caelestial Spirits
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he saw the Son, and at
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large For you, there Arraying with like which
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returnes Light began in aspect Against such delicious Air,
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the LEVANT and regain the airie
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threats Of Mankind created, that Just Man, SATAN
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beheld With sent From all Temples
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th' AONIAN Mount, or Fate, Neerer to soar Above them
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at sight of this glorie attributed to help, became
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thy Powers Militant, That sparkling blaz'd, his Children thou
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seemst, Go; for Heav'n Grateful vicissitude, like the sent, And
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Spirits, and longing eye; Nor can your
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discipline and thee, and length'nd out of
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taste, Food not farr remov'd from
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states do practically ANYTHING with thwart
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of Oblivion roules Her bosom of far
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within the pretious bane. And worn with guile
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eternal being So said, and end; this Universe,
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and wider farr the Celestial voices
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sweet, Wilde work produces oft, as gross, no ill,
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was plaine, A Pillar of Nectarous humor issuing at
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Sea weed thir aspect, and flours; where Thou following
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cryd'st aloud, Then Heav'n his Word
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the product
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