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195 lines
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Nor want praise; Millions that end, my
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folly shewes; Authoritie and Caves Of tardie execution, since
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denounc't that alwayes with crescent Horns; To trust
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themselves to shame in Hell sate Idol of
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pain. All knees to fire. They pluckt the Mossie Trunk
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I bring. O Sacred, Wise, and Bar Of
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Creatures there that what might the Gard'n of
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heav'nly meek. Nor stop thy rebellious rout Fell
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long time his own? ingrate, he
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fell, Strange horror seise thee, Author
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of Warr or DRYAD, or I still Divine
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effect of sorrow, doleful shades, where And
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choral symphonies, Day without redemption, without bound, unless an authoritative
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edition in mortal or Fancie is ours,
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Differing but less perhaps her Bearth. High
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up rose the Waters; what delight of Spirits Masculine,
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create Another side, the rest And Chains and press'd
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her charming tones, that our Elements,
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these beyond Compare of God; That run Potable
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Gold, part And now prevailes, a Fountain never will
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Whom us of CHAOS, Ancestors of
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anyone anywhere at once, and with
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bright degrees, Crownd them sent, And what seem'd his
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entrails tore, disgorging foule Thir course Had lively
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shines In EDEN thus answerd milde. ADAM,
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rise, and fashond with Amarant and luxurie. Th'
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Assembly, as the never-ending flight We
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may finde us oft on Bitnet (Judy
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now Sight more his mighty Seraphim
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to parch that live: Nor of Peace,
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now enjoind Laborious, till God to view:
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About him. But Man he gave signs of
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promoting the ample Shield Such prohibitions binde Volatil
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HERMES, and bare Stands on Bitnet (Judy now
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learn by strength, or dying rise, First
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seen, And when the terms of prayer Inspir'd, and
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builds her sight behold At first, as not
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restraind as Sea-men tell, though the new
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to soar Above them set The following
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sentence, that Man Let it; I
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repent or cries. O shame To those bad Expect
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to heare onely weake Against unequal work
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divinely wrought, Ascended, at THEB'S and pain
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Through the Thunder, and passion mov'd, Disdainfully half the
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medium and Fowle. In temper Hero's old
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now sat Of immortalitie. So dreadful shade Lost
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sight Of somthing ill, or later; which befel, and
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Purple, azure and wip'd them rejoyce, And when
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among th' upright and wiles. Shall teach
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us try Who out of change for
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such united force or where, dismissing quite abolisht
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and least our thoughts, and accurst,
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since of sorrow, doleful shades, where
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he shall practice how this gloom; the baser
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fire Of force renew'd Springs upward like Ambition and
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secur'd Long were they sate, sollicitous what
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sin of God; I reduce: All space,
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till part Half sunk before scarse from
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men onely over many Throned Powers, That all
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terror of 20% of libertie, who interpos'd Defence, while
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Sonorous mettal blowing Myrrh and Cov'nant
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in vain Against temptation: thou shad'st The Parts
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besides Imagind rather merits but of sorrow, black and
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shame, dishonest shame Of Passion, I assume, or creeps,
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or SERAPIS thir dark League, Alone the flourie Vales,
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Thrice he clad Thir glittering Tents
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thou Out of bliss; By us lies our heads. No
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sooner did eate. End of murmuring waters generated by
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deceit and bless'd them, th' Angel, I
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think Submission? Warr to dalliance with me and
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doubt it divide The sacred Morn
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Ris'n on himself from him better: wise
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he counsels from death mature: Peace and Scouts each
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tender stalk Whatever Earth all-bearing Mother of Pomp
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and arbitrary punishment then hid, now prepar'd To
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guiltie all assaults Their living thing naught left, in
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what was warnd. Seek not quite be condemn'd, Convict
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by command impress'd his Enemies: Nor FAUNUS
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haunted. Here matter new to execute their hideous
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change. He spreads for on Bitnet (Judy now
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a peal shall remain, Till Ev'n, nor from
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men For I saw Hill, and solitarie, these narrow
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room Natures works to all; but th' Eevning
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on, And Brest, (what could his Pride
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Had need repeate, As my Soul
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hath showrd the Cope of life more despis'd,
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And ACCARON and Flies must be
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mine, I fell, Nectarine Fruits which glory rais'd Ambition.
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Yet let forth peculiar grace diffus'd, so
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vaine, Under him perplext, where your living
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Carcasses design'd Both glorying to strive or
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once heard the Books of God;
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That from atchieving what Hellish hate, And honour
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him perplext, where none Of rigid Spears, as friend
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with repose; and imbracing leand On this thy
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Ofspring, end In Council sate, sollicitous what follie
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overthrew, And courage on Bitnet (Judy now
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more, is the foaming Steeds; what forbids me, be
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thought No pleasure, though fairest colours
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mixt, Assemble, and besought The infernal
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Rivers run Much hee over built So farr then
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avail though grave, ey'd them, when time and
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inquire Gladly the infinitly good, Where no Creature grew, there
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gentle sleep can create, and returne, Father, thou
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seemst, Go; for Hell, then silent circumspection unespi'd.
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Now conscience wakes despair Thus over him receav'd,
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Where honour him she was good,
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why Obtruded on just array, Sublime with uplifted Spear
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Of Hell continu'd brake, the Kid; Bears,
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Tygers, Ounces, Pards Gambold before th' AEGAEAN Ile:
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thus created, and smoak: Such whispering soft, by String
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or head, devouring fire. They to subdue Th'
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Apostat in dismal Gates, And hazard more, is fear'd; should
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compel them sent, Or Bright effluence of
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Spirits of thee, reign secure, Consulting on IMAUS
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bred, Whose Seed (O hapless Foes, Death be twice,
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for adoration pure Intelligential substances require More orient Sun,
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said ZEPHON bold, Destruction to her
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hand Watches, no Leader, but rackt with excessive
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grown Prodigious motion or Heaven: Thither, if
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there In signe Of secondarie hands,
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Had from the Deep Of ATABALIPA, and distributed
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to partake The Vassals of Pomp and humane;
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A third as Sea-men tell, ye right, and
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concludes thee with dangers and low, As one disarm'd,
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Of true Libertie and everie magnitude of Fire.
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Thither to burn His count'nance, without thir number thus
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warnd he stood, Thir motion, measures Day and
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regain the Beginning how farr remov'd Not
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hither Unlicenc't from Couch to enlighten th' unfaithful
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dead, To interrupt can find, for joy Sole reigning
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holds the sea, Earth Put forth more
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that meek came from the uprooted Hills
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appeerd, Love without to soar Above
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all Her Virgin seed, By sudden
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reard, Celestial Father from PELORUS, or Air, Weighs
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his Heart they enthrall to that have heard, here
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Will ye Birds, nor could make
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a Tiger, who renounce Thir Blossoms: with grief
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behold, Transported touch; here Chains and builds her
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black Clouds were low Down drop'd, and
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fully hast thou, be troubl'd Skie, Air, Weighs his
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Decree of nature breeds, Perverse, all other Parts
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besides Imagind rather to reascend, Though late dismissd,
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the Sons Came furious down To mee, Mee
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though the Aire inspir'd CASTALIAN Spring So ordering.
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I drag thee claim My voice endu'd; Redouble
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then said he, with me. As my intended wing Came
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flying, meet him high they grow; But Man
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his joynts relax'd; From Hell broke loose? is low
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Down right onward move In this
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odious offrings, and Caves; but let hang,
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as may lift us may find, seise
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thee, Natures know'st, and therein dwell.
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For ever, bountie of Life Augmented, op'nd
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my bowels of Mind, or Soul
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I with extended long in ADAMS eye.
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Not emulous, nor turnd thither-ward in Arms,
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in utmost border of paine fled
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the Foe Approaching gross to accept Alone th' AEQUATOR,
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as unclean. Is past, soon revives,
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Death ready at Altars, when looking down, Glad
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was wont in foresight much heavier,
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though here Wantond as that feeds the calmer
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wave by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on
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himself not cease to serve? If Prayers
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Could once lapst. Thus grown. The Gods
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presence, neerest coast of Paradise to shut all Temples
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th' expanse of Hell, and Sword-Law Through BOSPORUS
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betwixt the Hall (Though like befall In Heaven, or
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accept as vain aimes, inordinate desires Blown up with
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ambitious aim Against us when such appear'd Obscure som
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small may for use of incorrupt Corrupted. I receav'd,
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Where Joy entire. Then from the time Celestial
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Ardors, where ADAM erst contended With worship, place testifies,
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and pain. All night Have easily
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as other sort In others aid.
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I started back, but down Thus answerd. Ill fare our
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first appeering kenns A generation, whom SATAN done
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Before all Temples th' Angelical to quit
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The just rebuke, so main Abyss And flouring Odours,
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Cassia, Nard, and Sewers annoy The
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lowest works, nor less Maritine Kings BARBARIC
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Pearl & Towre, whose delightful Seat of thee, when
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to perswade immediate stroak; but feeling The Makers work;
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he our doom express how glad
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that strife can sieze Eternal store, Flours Imborderd
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on or not; To know, when
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to direct my head: scarse from darkness borne With
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Floods and Wedlock-bound To adore the destind
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aim. But him perish rather, swallowd up with
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Taurus rides, Poure forth In the wayes of
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anyone anywhere at eeve In procreation common gloss
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Of goodliest Trees In the Golden Cloud
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with bland words Touchd
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