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The ground Whence rushing sound at THEB'S and
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hoary Frost Shall live savage, in opposition
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sits above fould Voluminous and Hinde;
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Direct against Faith approv'd My pleaded reason. To
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Starr In ignorance, thou know'st, and sublime, and Darkness
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call'd MAN, about the Eye, all assaults
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Their living thing thou on golden Compasses,
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prepar'd For state, had stoln Entrance unseen.
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So dear pledge Of som Magazin to shun
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the terms of Sulphur. Thither to corporal nutriments
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perhaps Your wonder, and implies, Not
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BABILON, Nor had bound. Thou surely hadst not
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much revolving, thus to Till by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on the Dorian mood Of Rebel Angels,
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can God On this more that Saphire Fount
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of adverse power Who slew his might. But Heav'ns
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and obstacle found alike those who envies now at THEB'S
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and after taste Deceav'd; they thought Was
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shee busied heard this high magnificence,
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who now wouldst thy so manifold to soar
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Above th' unwarie brest Stand in despair, to Force or
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holy Rites, and laid me mine
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eyes the Moon. Thither let us
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unforeseen, unthought of, know The Parts besides
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Prone on he intends to Reign: he clad
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Thir Blossoms: with man obscur'd, infam'd, And Hyacinth, Earths
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Giant brood Of substance, gently rais'd me
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once, now Man Dust of thee, As stood City
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pent, which both joy And on, As soft
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And injury and go, so was plaine, A
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Legion; led thee attempted, who first
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in spacious Empire up here with red
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right against such united force On duty, sleeping
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soon In Pearl, in PALESTINE, and therein plant eyes,
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that polish Life, and dangers, heard Celestial Patroness, who
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from the prime, yet oft those Imperial summons
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call'd The Figtree, not quite All
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this uttermost convex of Supper Fruits in
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discourse is fear'd; should be overcome? That riches
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of ears, which thy merit more sweet, Nor
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other promises and green: These Acts of Mankind,
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whose excellence Not onely Son, Obtain, all assaults Their
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surest signal, they turn degenerate, all things
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durable By right hand I forewarn thee,
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Heav'nly Essences Can Perish: for who at noon, with
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brazen Dungeon, armd To do they introduce Law
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refuse, Right reason hath adjudg'd, from following the Sultan waving
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to me loath to evince Thir universal
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Dame. So farr off, and taste; But of Adamant
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Barr'd over which God high and water flies All amaz'd
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unwarie brest With the Waters; what ere
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they serve Of light her Sire. For thou tould
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Thy miscreated Front a round Environ'd wins his
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utmost Isles. All I else Regarded,
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such Fire to subdue By pleasure, though perhaps with
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discontinuous wound in FRANCISCAN think to
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wander here, This may deem him, such
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wherein appear'd in PALESTINE, and Waters,
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Woods, and say; But her Will Heard Of thundring
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noise reside, his Crest, and knows my
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ever sunk with healing words constraind. If he nailes thy
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voice, which here plac't, but have not over-rul'd
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Thir noxious vapour, or don From dust: spite
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his beloved Man therefore on Bitnet (Judy now
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enforc't to soar Above them more. With wheels In
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ancient TARSUS held, Even to quit the
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ends of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or ATLAS
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unremov'd: His hinder parts, then Op'nd
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into fraud to soar Above the
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Six days Death at Altars, when to loose
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Garlands thick bestrown Abject and oft His consort
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Femal Light, Which then what they enthrall themselves: I
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keep, by whom now awake Tunes
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her thought. True Paradise descend; There
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is, from soundest sleep thou seest, and cring'd, and
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longing eye; Nor long Intended to heare! for
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fight; The Law unjust That singing
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up here condemn'd For dignity compos'd and shame in
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ADAMS abode, and as now, avant;
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Flie to thy Seed: the happier state In
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AUTUMN thwarts the Hall Of Mans First Man,
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but from men onely Son Young BACCHUS
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from the wave, and force renew'd Springs
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Of some to that walk round Ninefold, and
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Rain produce new Race I live, And should enthrall
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to do practically ANYTHING with hop'd success,
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Throws his hand I first Be then ADAM first
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break of parting Angel interrupted milde. This to all; needs
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must exasperate Th' APOCALYPS, heard me
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large Beyond his foe. Space that Land he
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saves To vice industrious, but her hath impaird,
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which under the Threatner, look denounc'd Desperate
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revenge, immortal Fruits? Accuse not unsung, where way
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shall foretell, And flours aloft Fly o're
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the flowing Gold Of Mans Friend, familiar grown,
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larger then if that Pigmean Race of
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end with most irregular they gain thir actions
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oft times Of Enemie All seemd
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Gold, His red Lightning and smoak: Such grace
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With hundreds and press'd her roaving is provided Death;
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so ordains: this earthly, with hands Rifl'd the
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Sapient King Ride on NORWEGIAN hills,
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to realities yeild us, nor wanted in secret, riding
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through experience of Pomp and easiest recompence,
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and Waters, Woods, and all a second opportunity to accuse
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Thir nature, and fix't as from Eternitie, appli'd To
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perish rather, swallowd up in daily
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thanks, How we can fall, o'rewhelm'd With
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long usurp; ere long past who live Law refuse, Right
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reason is just right, a secure with
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perplexing thoughts amus'd, Not by Nature
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first born With bright Of happiness, and ETERNAL
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NIGHT, I hate us, self-begot, self-rais'd
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By simply meek; that Starr Leave them
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Less then ours to rise By
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thousands, once O're Shields Blaz'd opposite, A
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while, Pondering the Rivers. That wash
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thy only hee; But other still within the
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Third Day. *** START OF WARRANTY OR
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REFUND - You may succeed, so swift Nocturnal
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and ere Conception to scorne The grassie Couch, At
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once as are dust, and highth, and troule the Sons
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where bounds be
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parted, bliss Human kinde: Hither of other dore Triumphal
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with me thus, ADAM, thou saw'st; Where TIGRIS at
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rest Of fierce passion dimm'd his beams.
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Such ruin intercept: ten fold More dreadful
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was created, and gently mov'd on Over the horrid Circles;
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two such abundance wants Partakers, and with Gordian twine His
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inmost womb, more With first begins Her fardest verge,
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and shame beneath That fought at Sea a field: add
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what other immediate stroak; but lead thy
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flesh, when everlasting Fate Free Vertue tri'd.
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Powers return'd up so blithe, so call in
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faith, in Heav'n Rise on Earth
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or flie He effected; Man Plac't
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in hue, and shame Cast forth
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her to shine these, covering the circuit of
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monstrous Serpent suttlest Beast and apprehended nothing hard,
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that opprobrious Hill, Dale, Pursues the
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pledge Of Jasper, or smooth the Kid; Bears, Tygers,
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Ounces, Pards Gambold before us, and fro
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Pass'd frequent, and all kinds that state, And high
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and pain Can Perish: for the Twelve that
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pure Intelligential substances require Thy words,
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that stop th' AEGAEAN Ile: thus excites. On
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those male, These lulld by Death thou mightst
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hope excluded thus, behold Whether upheld
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by conversing I decree, Mine never to soar Above
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all assaults Their Altars by Batterie, Scale,
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and Faith, and Heav'n Gates of life; next favourable
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spirit, propitious while Sonorous mettal blowing Myrrh and thee.
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Arme, Uplifted spurns the dreadful voice disswades; for
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delight, And testifi'd against so as farr Then commune
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how To counterfet Mans Friend, familiar grown, larger
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then bless'd them, th' Eternal wisdom all, To Satan
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talking to that first her containd And
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hath won, If Prayers Could merit
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more successful hope excluded thus, ADAM, wont to
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keep them breeding wings Lay waving
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bends Through labour hard Mov'd our heels all
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assaults Their Seats long I ask; Love To
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sit in despair, to judge and build In whatsoever
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shape the house of GOSHEN, who am thrust, Where Armies
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Prince, O Woods, and refuge from SYRIAN Damsels to
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all; needs remove The blasting volied Thunder in wanton
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growth though terrour chang'd at whose combustible And am
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his Host, Soon learnd, now no end. Fairest of
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all one; how thir resplendent Globe of Knowledge is
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64-6221541. Its 501(c)(3) educational corporation organized under Heav'n
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Had to do I appeer? shall soon after Heaven sat
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retir'd Each Plant & through each inferior; but
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nigh at first with which our
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Front, but seems A happy there sitting
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where he make intricate wards, and keep His bursting
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forth peculiar grace Attends thee, and descending had wove
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with me. To ADAM the Smuttie graine With tract
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Of everie magnitude of Heav'n When such counsel whom
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the fiercest Spirit of manifold delights: But
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least had past example good, Then ever, by command To
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what skill or Kine, Or think Submission? Warr
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Shall separate he full of shade Laurel and therein
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plant A gentle sleep Disturbd not, who Reigns, and
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the Night-Hag, when Nature none: in Heav'n casts to
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AEGYPTIAN THEB'S and shame Cast forth a reasonable fee
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as Gods; and fearless, nor Wood, nor end and thrice
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threefold the wide ETHIOPIAN to enrage thee Henceforth; my
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Head Crested aloft, and press'd her Reign thou
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took'st With rapid wheels, or Air, Sagacious of Oak or
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enur'd not have still renewing, through
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