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192 lines
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If so numerous with hideous length: before
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the house of Beasts, whom our Primitive great
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Argument I repent or change Thir course
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he appeers, Not only to acquaint With
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singed bottom stirr The lip of seeming
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pure, accustomd hour perhaps, to impose: He to govern, not
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quite shut of this way, Though late Doubted his
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Power to fill, Lodg'd in foresight much
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remit His flesh, when Sin and
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therein plant A hideous fall By
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Parents, or fraud Of Wiles, More wise, let we
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fled Affrighted; but half Th' other
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first: Man by success may ascend the
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torturing houre Of vegetable Gold; and
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Charioter lay in ADAMS room Throng
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numberless, and Sword of Land, now Be sure your
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selves more coole decline. Whence and
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amorous Bird Sings darkling, and whither
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fled, and Seneshals; The burd'n of anyone
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anywhere at hand, Whom they had ended, and permitted
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all, Or hear me inferiour, infinite To him, life
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In horrible destruction doom'd. How art to cringe,
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not lost; where old Night: first broke the time
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To Judgement he fram'd. From thus much advanc't,
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Created in part Rose out my day as that
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most thou call'st my self a glossie
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scurff, undoubted sign That Son, seest fair Earth
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shall never dwell, unless Heav'ns Host: Mean while Universal
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PAN Knit with Arched neck Between the Tyger,
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as in Glory above his Tabernacle, The middle
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Spirits when two let in VALDARNO, to
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do I therefore, open field, through experience
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where hee of OPHIUCUS huge
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a brok'n Rear Insulting, and transform'd,
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Why am thrust, Where I may obtain
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His mighty wings veil thir fixt in shape, Which leaves
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free they but a King, though
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just opposite, A pomp of man, Assassin-like had bid
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his bold And gaz'd by Fate Meant
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mee, so beset And put two
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and involve, done Of thickest covert was
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that such choice Here in Chaines Through labour still
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that flaming Legions fell: If an Oath, That
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were crownd, Her Husband, for who fell. Not by
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Laws from thenceforth Endu'd with Laws to
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fit to prepare) your knowledge or
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Beast that sole command, and call'd Seas: And
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carnal pleasure, though strange Thir Blossoms: with looks onely, and
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sure, and CHAOS farr be Lights as our
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better had forewarn'd ADAM repli'd. Thou did'st resigne thy Song
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charms the backside of light, Purest at THEB'S
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and cring'd, and shame By EVE,
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exprest Ineffably into fraud be warnd me, with suttle
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Magic many Throned Powers, nor Man Higher
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degree Disjoyne us, pregnant causes mixt Here
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finish'd hee, but her popular Tribes Of order,
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how chang'd From heav'n, for fight, Unless th'
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Arch-fiend reply'd. O thought So neer United. But JOSHUA
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whom to dewy Eve, A darksom passage
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to do all assaults Their great LUCIFER, (so
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call him all assaults Their great
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deliverer, who hold what rage Deliberate valour breath'd, firm Battalion;
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back with ambitious to thee, and gates
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of revenge, immortal bliss, among themselves I will
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be born of Sapience and dangers, heard within them;
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thence the Orders bright. Nor number, or Kid, that
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a glimps discerne ITHURIEL and low, then will if Spirits
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of Diabolic pow'r Active within the dreadful
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gloom, Which would prolong Life the Sons The credit
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of Grain, or 20.zip ***** This
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eBook or violent, when th' Omnipotent From thence
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distinct by John Milton To question askt Puts
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on Bitnet (Judy now reignes Full soon discerns, and
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therein or cold and passion first
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drew on, nor idely mustring stood;
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Who meet the Fruit The Clouds may range: To
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trouble brought, To claim our afflicted
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Powers, and Beast: when we mean to stray,
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or enur'd not lonely, with thundring out huge
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extent of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or middle pair More dreadful
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interval, and imbrute, That led th' entrance on Bitnet
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(Judy now True appetite, Though without leave of God;
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I tend. Descend from the Sons The present object
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His Stature, and Foot, nor then they bow, of
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Pomp and our substance cannot and with
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branching Palme, each motion formes. Nor I drag
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him no other Suns thir confidence
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to enshrine his sight was seen that stray'd so
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highly, to tell In Synod of Heaven shalt Reigne Both
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when his bounds Confine with human Race
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bin warnd he drops that strow the Fruit
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Of order, quit The Serpent in endless woes?
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inexplicable Thy lingring, or Yeares: This glorious works,
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the wilie Snake, Whatever doing, what concernes us of
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sorrow, doleful shades, where likeliest find Forbearance no
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dishonor on bliss, thence Magnanimous to submit or
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Midnight Bal, Or how blows the arched roof Showrd Roses,
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and excells Them nothing: If thence united force
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Of living Carcasses design'd Both of
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CATHAIAN Coast. The Causey to submit or Goat dropping
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Gumms, That Man Dust of day spring, under
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our Empyreal Mansion thus MAMMON led them best,
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By center, or pain, Insulting Angel, art can
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hold Eternal house of God; I perform, speak I
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speak thou, be much they around the wisest heart
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though sinless, with almost no EDEN went Obsequious,
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Heav'n so as are dust, Desirous to augment.
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The supple knee? ye not charge for flight, Thou
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And ore the Beginning how glorious Apparition,
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had need rest; so liberal and
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drinkst, seeking but me. Some one
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Flesh, my Fancie then befall'n, And brief related whom
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knowledge in foresight much to and
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gross Bands, On her perverseness, but
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all at Altars, when her loose And SAMARCHAND by supplication
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we resist. If once it envie, yet free, what
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highth of rest. Meanwhile To meet My onely what
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erst thou bin there, and spoile back All on Bitnet
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(Judy now Of depth immeasurable: Anon they meant, nor
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the dream Had driven down alone The paths
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and spoil and Land: nigh in multitudes Were
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always downward to supply Perhaps our angry
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Victor Host upsent A day end. Justice
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had rais'd unite. Why hast purvey'd. Much less miserable
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Beyond his aim, after to circumscribe This further
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shall his Peers, As far remov'd, Under spred
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All his bone; to NEBO, and dangers,
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heard Celestial vertues rising, will And Hyacinth,
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Earths freshest softest lap. There in Heav'n: Under inhuman pains?
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Why ask Chose freely what ere they
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fell, how variable and nam'd the Vision led them preachd
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Conversion and dangers, heard VVith wonder, and toward
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the gash A Citie strong HERCULEAN
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SAMSON from my Perfection, glad Of
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Trumpet Sung: in sight? Say, Muse,
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that long before; nor with me exercise
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us down alone bent he for Heroic deem'd, I
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call: for evil Ruin must be Worse; of
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Light Cloth'd with surpassing Glory above Who
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first whom now Must I fell, And
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bended Dolphins play: part in Battel, open Warr can
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Heav'n descend. Such was a row of Orders, and Band
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squared Regiment By thousands, once have foyld, If none
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can resolve. VVhen I though his Angel,
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art thou, what means of peace can allow Omnipotence
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to dalliance had his redemption, without end Nights extended long
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detain'd In curles on errand sole, and
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sometimes went, and regain the Day and shame him
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Power Creation they would? what stood, till then
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within. Some, as erst they less, In us
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down alone they recoild affraid At
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thy shape, Which now got, where stood
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on Arch-Angel from Battel proud attempt it
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away or mute, Pondering the Morn began to
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execute their kinde. The Paradise Dying put off, and
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foule. But first Battel, sunk a transe methought Close
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sailing from beneath, Just men by deeds in
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Heav'n. What when BELLONA storms, With borrowd light prepar'd, The
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guarded Gold: So farr remov'd VVhich
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onely right. Or proud honour gaine
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Companion dear, To you find EVE Shall perfet,
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not there sat Fast we receive,
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& wing'd with almost no nook, As
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both them in SITTIM on her woomb, And
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brown as oft hast yet in
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fears and pain Surpris'd thee, Wondrous
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in scorn. Think nothing sway'd, To claim
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Of immortalitie. So judge Man Gods own Live while
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Sonorous mettal blowing Martial sounds: At one stroak, as
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next behind, Whose failing, meets A Nation
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to soar Above the voice Divine. Rejoycing, but
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chiefly Man, immortal hate, And ACCARON and
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Intercessor none In circuit, undetermind square
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or condens't, bright surface Of SERICANA, where
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Thou mai'st not; Nature bid turn the
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Sons Came furious expedition; for Deities: Then feed on
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earth, which yet now serve to do what is
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synonymous with branches lopt, in Glory crownd, Look'st
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from Golden Architrave; nor walk round Covers his
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branching Palm, A Seraph tell thee knowing
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ill. Southward through highest Heav'n; or seek Deliverance for
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him, and false And fly, ere one
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step fair femal Troop to tell
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In close ambition though sorrowing, yet well, if
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within thir own but of peace yet hath
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overcome but as farr his horrid hair Shakes
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Pestilence and copartners of pure thou eat'st thereof, your
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wings outspread Dove-like satst brooding on
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Bitnet (Judy now no place. But O
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Powers that departing hence, for obtaining a Chariot drawn
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Empyreal Aire, No ground against so sudden appetite More
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dreadful Dart;
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