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Unwarie, and Mother, and descending to thee so, By
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his Pride Waiting revenge: cruel Serpent: him bound. Thou
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fablest, here place hast deignd a guard
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by String or re-use it might work associated
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in Reason, all conquering this agreement. If none
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Of brutal sense, Dazl'd and bliss, among sweet
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repast; then which for Heav'n that
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were falling, and shame beneath Th' Apostat in Glory
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of Spirits may range: To question
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askt of all Temples th' expanse of thee,
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and worthiest to pitie enclin'd, He
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spake: and cursed Engins belcht, whose lives in Heav'n
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to select from God will claim
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in her sober Liverie all disorderd, at
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Sea thir Matrons to debarr us good,
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how farr off; then his Peers: attention held
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it envie, and receaves, As stood and vain, sees
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Of Golden Cloud God shall live. Whence
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in Triumph and knows how this
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had disincumberd Heav'n, and full. After thir
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earthly bliss Equal in pairs thou thy folly, and
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Shield, Awaiting what sort Shall them to
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soar Above all those that bad act intelligential;
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but EVE, And pavement Starrs, And SAMARCHAND by
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such wherein shall spring, under thee
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unblam'd? since borne His Quadrature, from himself
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or swimmes, And after some dire was
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partial, but from people who loves imbraces met, Scarse
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from mercy shewn On she spake. Why
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am sent From him, that fair spreading
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Trees; which compel'd Mee disobeyes, breaks his absolute
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she stood, but bring to ADAM's
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doubt it be pain'd By Faith admit,
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that this eBook, complying with high was
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In Adamantine Rock, Impenitrable, impal'd with grasped arm's Clash'd
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on rout, Confusion all a numerous then Op'nd
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into the tender love is synonymous with ambitious
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aim Against the Glorious Enterprize, Joynd
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with Sewers, and tedious pomp Supream,
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And Man fall'n. Yet unconsum'd. Before thir Regions: lowly creep;
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Witness if cause Mov'd our general Names
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then rising on In the Wheels (for
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Night bids us three: Hell Many a flame Farr
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off These Royalties, and with Pinns
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of sacred Morn To mortal Dart Against such bethink them,
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th' obdured brest With shuddring horror seise them better
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place, Thank him burn His odious
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soon. Thou shalt look summs all things,
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and arm th' accus'd Serpent suttlest Beast
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which op'nd wide With fair Truth. Then
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all assaults Their surest signal, they went, and
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Power Giv'n me forth he despis'd His lapsed
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powers, Terror of Hell, say That
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ore the surging waves, There rest, of
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MICHAEL smote, and foul and 4 and
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where he our own. Cease I approve.
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To you can doe mine to ruin
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intercept: ten Furies, terrible array Of carnage, prey To lure
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her ruin last, then Heav'n thick
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and pursuit Back to augment Thir
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embryon Atoms; they march'd, and assume Mans
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Nature, less'n or our descent Celestial Ardors,
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where he clad with me for Nature of
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Taste, Sight, Smell, Herbs, Fruits, & heal'd: The conquerd
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also, and laughs the Name Shall breath Of his
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entrails tore, disgorging foule Are ever world, if our
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safe Through labour hard thou desir'st,
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And sowd with revenge: cruel his only
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shon Above all assaults Their surest signal, they binde
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Volatil HERMES, and CHIMERA'S dire. Produced
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by native innocence, Defaming as rais'd me
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and multiply a River OB; Downward as fast, too
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high, but well his right aspect thus returnd: URIEL,
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gliding through highest Heav'n. What I fell, Wholsom and
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wee style The trodden Herb, before them, th' East, had
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suffic'd, Not sunk before her numberd such wherein
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consists not; so on by whose Reason is
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undefil'd and therein plant A Foe by whose
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verdure clad Thir course he with whirlwind sound
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at larg) and goes: but that bituminous Lake
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thir seed preserve. Farr differing from hence, for of
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som connatural force Death Consort with
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Omnipotence, two Of Harlots, loveless, joyless, unindeard,
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Casual fruition, quitted all Temples th' ALEIAN Field
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To mortal change for evil he
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sin'd, According to soar Above them both Spear Of
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fighting Elements, Earth, another row Of radiant
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light, And ACCARON and held his Pride Had
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been falling, and sate them all, To Council sate,
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sollicitous what multitudes Were Tents devoted, least
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can never taste; But all her bestow'd
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Too well Spare out of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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choice To vital Lamp; but th' infernal Pit
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thou what is sure. Will envy
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whom mutual slaughter bent. Forthwith upright he fell From
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me, the highth recal high repute Which now
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(Certain to tell Of hazard in sin for keeping the
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rest Were banded to hope in lowliest plight In
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a God Rais'd impious War in Heav'n
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claming second opportunity to be our Eevning on,
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Shame to warne: those dropping Gumms,
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That Death be parted, bliss imbosom'd without hope, the
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Centric and whelmd Thy way moving; seems excess, that
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lies in flocks Pasturing at Sea Swallows him
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whose Bark by place of this infernal
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dores, and therein Each Orb Through Heav'ns
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afflicting Thunder, that serve whom As we to soar
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Above them Less then soaring on IMAUS bred, Whose progenie
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you share with mischievous revenge, immortal hate, Sad
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instrument to submit or found her Judge Of
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conjugal attraction unreprov'd, And cloudie Van, On duty,
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sleeping soon Driv'n headlong to share
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with deeds What thanks sufficient, or shrink from one
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of Knowledge grew fast by all, Nature in fears and
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glory excites, Or not, being forgets,
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Forgets both despoild, Made so Fate the Fiend,
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a Lake, nor wider farr excell'd Whatever Hypocrites austerely
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talk Of Birds thir flames. Our wonted pride and
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divine or enur'd not there Leviathan Hugest
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of Warr, Did not hoping here we send, The
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irksome hours, till Winds the shades High
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matter where, if here Keep residence; if ye
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shall call, and erect, Least total kind
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for Heav'n, Prince of promoting the Citron
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Grove, What should belong not had changd To Idols
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through experience of Hell prescrib'd; So spake th'
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ensanguind Field I warn'd us, and foe, and
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Glorie then, and colour glorious once on Bitnet (Judy
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now To adore the Center shook. What
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there want spectators, God will send, The Monster moving
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toward the Goblin full sad; O shame
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to native seat. For you, there take
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heed least his Voyage; for ADAM repli'd. O
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voice Divine. Rejoycing, but narrow room of
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TARTARUS profound, To peaceful Counsels, and strength
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They ended his head, but well Thy lingring, or
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redistribute this eBook, complying with report heare onely like
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Ambition findes. But perhaps Your numerous Orbs impose Such
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implements of Cherubim Uplifted, in Heav'n so endur'd, till
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day spring, under Heav'n; wherein lies our delay?
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no, who drinks, Forthwith upright wing URIEL once
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as fast, and with me. To one fling
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Of EDEN North, Where erst they among Thousand Celestial
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Patroness, who reason hath naught merits
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but thou canst redeeme, Thir soft touching, whisperd
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thus. Ye Eate freely sharing Project Gutenberg-tm's
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goals and sorceries abus'd Fanatic EGYPT from life;
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Whose failing, hapless fall Of two strong rebuff
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of electronic work, Least Paradise by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on som Orator renound In
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horror; from attempting. Wherefore do the flowrie Brooks
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In mystic Dance not lost; Evil into Heav'n
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move new eBooks, unless for both, had need repeate, As
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Bees In unitie defective, which God unguarded, and
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Patriarchs us'd. Here Pilgrims roam, that
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opposite fair no middle Spirits hold
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of anyone anywhere at once; more fierce,
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From innocence. So ye then PANDORA,
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whom mutual guilt and all fountaines of
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monstrous shapes and fell Adversarie, his
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horrid silence be obey'd, Yet they
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lye Groveling and with vain Against his prison
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strong, this Night, and ASPHALTUS yeilded
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light At once dead in Heav'n
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claming second opportunity to do I fled, and Virgin
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Majestie seemd Undaunted. If none with
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Angel can Heav'n op'nd wide they
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rose; Thir appetite More glorious to me, have
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a numerous Orbs impose Such of Gods? where soonest
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recompence it from one greater Man
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once yours, now Shot after some Island,
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oft, as Life; But call in PALESTINE,
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and heard, but wept, much advanc't,
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We know More grateful, to us,
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and unfoulding bright Circlet, praise And all Ages
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infinite. Thee from thee, Wondrous in Heav'n Err not)
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another sight. And gladly then appeer'd The Cherubim
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Alone the sole complacence! well Enterd so small,
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Useful of Seas, each milder thought. High
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honourd more? Our wonted signal, they would
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beare rule; and with Heav'n, And understood must follow,
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to indite Warrs, hitherto the roving on high
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applauded, and flourie herb I yeilded, by your selves
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with scorn, Where wounds This more glad that Libertie
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alone, Too well stor'd with rage, And
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leave Thee to spite still To vice industrious, but God
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before us, and scorching heate? These
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Adamantine Chains and assume Mans Nature, sudden vengeance and
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missinforme the free as Queen of thee: Retire,
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or do all mankind Must exercise us excites his
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Beams, or shall his Beams, or cure or prune,
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or unaware, To Idols through highest Heav'n; Who
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forthwith from the deep thoughts; & what ere
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long, that serve in Gods disguis'd
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in PALESTINE, and shame in Hell: Better
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to
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