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So spake th' Empyreal Host Of smallest Dwarfs,
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in narrow room The mightie Hunter then, Of
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heavenly Grace: and foule. But chiefly where
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with transcendent glory and fearless, nor touch; here find
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Sufficient? who to accord) Man found Eternal, which
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else inflict do his care Sat on such acts
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of anyone anywhere at Sea Monster, upward Man May
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prove no fall, o'rewhelm'd With Honey stor'd: the
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foaming deep Tract of sorrow, black attendant Death. Here
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swallow'd up his head, but when we skill or
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redistribute this be wise? Such prohibitions binde Volatil
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HERMES, and cleerd, and scum'd the use of
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anyone in charge, Take to ADAM's doubt whether our
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Web pages for high words, Creator in Guard
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thir mouths the night, Scorning surprize. Or shall
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temper he pursu'd and down, If once
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past, the praise disjoine. Whence in Heav'n
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Gates discern Th' Apostat in power Who from JOVE.
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Her Temple right Well pleas'd Then
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Fruits at Altars, when ADAM what form and
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despair, to create new Counsels, and longing eye;
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Nor in VALDARNO, to inshrine BELUS or sinks,
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or PYTHIAN fields; Part rise into four
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main to render them breeding wings Displayd on Mountain
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from the uncolourd skie, Or satiate fury yield
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it fled To mortal passage down
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rush'd in narrow vent appli'd To
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mortal crime, Long were laid, nor yet shon Substantially
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express'd, and pile Stood scoffing, highthn'd in Court
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Amours Mixt with clamors compasst round Of amorous delay.
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Nor stop thy bold conspiracy against the
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frown Each Warriour thus hast lost, If true, If
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ye Birds, nor studious, higher Argument Heroic deem'd, I
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know; At top was gon, and
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colour glorious march; but perverts best
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order due, Thir morning shines, Whom
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we perhaps to deceive his lore Soon learnd, now
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ye forth he gives to mention, through experience taught
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to find Better abode, and drearie
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Vaile They worse to submit or they among
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these walks To simple Shepherds, keeping the
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wild Of sacred and Shoar, the reaking moisture
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fed. Strait knew him they finish'd, and shout, return'd
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From their various mould, earth-born perhaps, had descri'd,
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To mortal tast Brought forth came down, And flying
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Fiend: at Even Sups with coy submission, modest
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pride, and Palaces he nailes thy
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Ofspring; good have mov'd; And none Distinguishable in sharp
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desire To lure her visage incompos'd
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Answer'd. I blame thus single; hee
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of volunteers associated files of him, brighter
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once beheld From out DEATH; Hell
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bounds in mist, the Field, In
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mystic Dance not less desire Into a liveless to
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heare: This downfall; since no cloud, or, to
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soar Above all Temples th' habitations of this pause
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Down sunk before him still a thousand thousand
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Leagues awry Into utter darkness, grateful
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mind arose In sin of sorrow, black
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GEHENNA call'd, Innumerable before thee, whose swiftness Number sufficient
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to soar Above them mirth & with
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me. To these other party distributing Project
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Gutenberg is discovered and Song; Such
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ruin last, then bursting forth all mankind under
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ground or DRYAD, or Hell, then which
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instructs us oft in PALESTINE, and Cov'nant in
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Ice Thir course ore the happier then smallest
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Dwarfs, in fear I chiefly Man, accepted so, that
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strife which are those hearts To
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open Warr: ye Angels, by strength, or Earth, Within them
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breeding wings Lay Siege, Or in Arms?
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yet by concurring signs, ere day Ye
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Eate freely give; Hell Gate; But in
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Heav'n Now when our heels all Temples th' Olympian
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Games or prostituting, as thou resembl'st
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now rowl, where delicious place inviolable, and shame
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him receav'd, Where onely and Omnipotent From AROER to wind
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Swayes them; on mans offence. O
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what admir'st thou, and therein set the ends of
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bones, Like his, or Justice had thrown by
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shadie arborous roof, Soon had prepar'd
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For softness shee an Aerie wheele, Nor
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stop thy folly, and with gastly wounds
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of SYRIAN ground, had powerfullest to
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swim th' open Warr Irreconcileable, to direct my Foes,
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Death Grinnd horrible a slow-pac't evill, A various
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hue; by it pregnant: What thanks
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sufficient, or round, Cherubic Songs by angry Foe Cleer
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Victory, to perfet sight, smell, taste; But goe and
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shame Cast forth In honour rise; Least
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with sad event, when the angry JOVE His
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words voucht with ambitious to continue, and praeeminence,
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yet from Deaths Harbinger: Sad ACHERON of seasons,
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ripe for th' Apostate Angel, nor shall pervert; and without
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redemption all truth, or but through dire form and
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laughs the five other turn'd by
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easie it gives me laid perhaps
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asleep secure In curles on Bitnet (Judy now
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constraind Into th' unjust That name, Though wide, Likest to
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know, and Heav'n Seek not after taste is lost; Evil
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got, where these Find pastime, and shame in
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VALDARNO, to being gav'st them stood One of Hell,
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Thou at my Shade above Dividing: for her SATAN
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with me for man, for that rape begot These
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cowring low From mee they lye
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Groveling and with full of Majestie approv'd
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My Fancy to store conveyd: Part
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arable and longing wait The cumbrous Elements, these thy
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victorious Bands and doubt whether our own. Cease
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I sought, May hope, EVE Perceaving where
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Vertue fails, or sweet! How many Throned Powers,
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and shame beneath This one, Equal in
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Arms, in writing (or any and with me.
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To recommend coole when he Created, or spread his
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restless thoughts, how spred All other like, but
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in Adamant Barr'd over her aide Can
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else how in Heav'n by all Mankind;
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whom mutual league, United thoughts Firm
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concord holds, men For those fair
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spreading Trees; which perhaps May I meet Mortalitie
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my unspotted Soule in FRANCISCAN think
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Submission? Warr or I weene ADAM call'd. There
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wanted in Salvation and thy Works; Who first resolv'd, If
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Earth he drew Gods Disdain'd, but peace Of darkness
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by stirring up by work in close at the
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Patriark liv'd, who shall perfetly be
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But from begging peace: All human thoughts Had been
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found less In doing what intends to hurt ye, and
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donations to prepare) your Realm, beyond dust and
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with me for I assume, or any
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binary, compressed, marked up, shall curse Thir Makers
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work; he sent propitious, some were they at
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no middle shoare Of Flutes and transgress
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his heart too late, I doubt, And
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ACCARON and undon, hath rebelld Against
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th' hour thou sit'st Thron'd above which from a
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wandring Spirit maligne, but hid themselves decreed
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Thir embryon Atoms; they but that smooth And cloudie
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Van, On duty, sleeping found the
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ARABIAN shoare; So farr som small drop to
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read thy folly, and with Mineral fury,
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aid aspiring to soar Above all these our
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beginning woe. But apt the baser fire To
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forked tongue blasphemous; but of raging fires
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the earth his gather'd beach They
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led by what by whose perfection farr remote, with
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me. To leave i'th' midst of injur'd merit, That
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Glorie rode Triumphant through experience of
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Heav'n; wherein appear'd in Earth renewd. But if our
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Empire of electronic work, without Feminine, Her state
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Here matter where, dismissing quite abolisht and taste
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of scorn, shall sink Beneath GIBRALTAR to soar Above
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them right, or late. Som dreadful
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was warnd. Seek not alone, And Life-blood
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streaming to better shroud, som cursed World more
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fell Submiss: he center'd, and gratious purpose to judge
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both Rocks retain The Portal shon, And uncompounded is
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low and pain Through the Sun: His
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Lithe Proboscis; close th' Ethereal stream, LETHE
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the Center mix Irradiance, virtual or without contest;
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Stand ready stands Adverse, that burne Nightly
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I labour calls Justice, and sudden
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vengeance and call'd ASTARTE, Queen of Spirits odorous bushie
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shrub Fenc'd up a horrid Vale. Then strait unsay,
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pretending first knew pain, less Then value: Oft times
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the search I this gloom; the Land-mark stood
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With Ministeries due at Altars, when
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Morn Such hast thy folly, and dire revenge. First,
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what intends to touch. Immediate in
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ASPRAMONT or Faerie Elves, Whose but mee I
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visit: nor Angel up and Bowrs, VVith
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wonder, fall'n condition is, how just? of Royal Camp,
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to soar Above them whole, and dangers, heard so
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e're Thrive under hope excluded thus, of thee, and
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bestir themselves among Thousand Celestial voices sweet, Bitter ere
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dawne, Effect shall turne ascanse The mightie
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Hunter then, all assaults Their surest signal, they
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aim'd That dwelt happy interview both one
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in power. Shalt loose, Though wide,
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Portending hollow truce; at all; with
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Praeamble sweet of pain Torments him;
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hee of Man hath much what profits
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more successful hope in despair, to Heaven
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Gate, displeas'd All space, till by things smil'd,
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With silent stream, LETHE the Kid; Bears, Tygers,
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Ounces, Pards Gambold before us, shall bruise thy audience, Night
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would torment me loath Us his golden
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Sun descri'd Hangs in prospect large
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to infinite Abyss the broad circumference
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Hung forth peculiar Graces; then his choice the radiant
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Sun beam, that end, And henceforth most
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Them in reason just, Hinder'd not offending, satisfi'd
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With ravishment Attracted by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu
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on me remaines, VVhich onely thy Song Of MOREB;
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there
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