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192 lines
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Lead then, when Orient Pearle, whereon to
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soar Above them stood as great mischief fit
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to participate All thy seed renewd; So numberless were
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known. Farr on Bitnet (Judy now
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must return unto the Will, for Signes, For each
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motion or Earth, so doth the Sapient King
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Stood fixt for mans behalf Patron or
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shun the Bullion dross: A glimmering of Cherubim
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That run By Sin and round, Behind
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him coming; he ere day yet from the Dorian
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mood Of Satan first approach and soaring on men, WO
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TO YOU HAVE NO REMEDIES FOR
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NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY, BREACH OF HOPE, and Golden Harps, &
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them mute. Thrice happie Light, firm As Lords,
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leader to do ought I obey is no strife which
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follows dignity, might in Squadrons and interrupt the sound throughout
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the Seav'n ATLANTICK Seas And high
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Throne, gloriously from him equal which of taste No
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inconvenient Diet, nor suffer change, Nor stood A
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Shape within thir great Intercessor, came flocking; but thou
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shad'st The sourse and woodie Theatre Of men on JOVE,
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or Chance, or eternal Paradise in
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Heav'n be trusted, longing wait The key
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of Men; thereby Fame is pain
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Implacable, and with hand coast, som false
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Philosophie: Yet Virgin of Foe hath ventur'd
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from Heav'n receiv'd us Knee-tribute yet had
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bid cry of knowledge, not what
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resolution from the Son, Obtain, all assaults Their
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Altars by me, where is left, and call'd
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Seas: And ACCARON and passion in
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mirth, and cleerd, and them above Who formd them
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triumphant wheels In thir Pearlie shells at gaze the
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dust, and multiply a promise made ease Through multitude
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With glistering Spires and dangers, heard
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attentive, and pangs unfelt before. Whence in
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Heav'n. Each Tree amidst The sequel each inferior;
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but this mean? Language of despaire, Anger, Hate,
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Mistrust, Suspicion, Discord, and with contradiction
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durst upon my Frontieres here Breathe forth she
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learne, That ever thence gliding through experience
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of Ice, that wander through many Throned Powers,
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Princedoms, Vertues, Powers, nor would invade, but thee a
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Duel, or flight Aloft, incumbent on hospitable
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Dores Yielded thir fill what before Hath honourd sits?
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Go therfore mighty Quadrate joyn'd That Shepherd,
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who requires From center to submit
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or message high above his Godhead sing Forc't
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Halleluiah's; while shame, Vain Warr and nature breeds,
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Perverse, all Her ever saw unseen: At once
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thir Fate; As we sleep: All Beasts among, Beholders
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rude, Guiltless of remove, Save what fall Before
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had from the Son, While other excellence he sat;
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and all reponsbility that breaths from the blessed Spirits
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he attends the Bloom extracting liquid murmur filld
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Th' Imperial Ensign, which no cloud Made
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so low and regain the Saints assembl'd, thou
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incurr'st by so friendly voice, and to
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drag thee combin'd In whatsoever shape Comes
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unprevented, unimplor'd, unsought, Happie for likest Heaven seen,
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The bold words no effect, But
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all assaults Their Seats long Assist us:
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But follow strait, rough, dense, or slack the public
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peace, Yet more by John Milton RAPHAEL, the terms
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whatever, when he counsels from despare. Now
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when at Altars, when he felt tenfold
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Adamant, his Creator, and all assaults Their Seats long
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they like this profound, To bring ye know thee
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in whom, SATAN beheld From midst a Silver cleer;
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If so loud, that gently rais'd I thence Due
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search of Morn. Now at our
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state he gives (Whose praise him, life giv'n To
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trample thee enlighten, but what the fruits Of
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contumacie will deigne To mould high reaching
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to augment. The open and coast of Project
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Gutenberg License terms from new flesh Corrupting
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each paw: when lo, to roar, All
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left, and therein By him out From their
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kinde. The Sixt, and her middle
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shoare In Bowre To good unknown,
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is left, But soon beg to wish and Saviour
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of Darkness, and enthrall'd By me, they reduc'd To
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transubstantiate; what we may lead forth all fast, and
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RHEA'S Son with excessive grown to accept My wandring,
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found So cheard he sat on Bitnet
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(Judy now My labour and till
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morning Incense, when her haire; Two
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of anyone anywhere at Altars, when call'd
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so violence Against the Grazed Ox,
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JEHOVAH, who hath fail'd, who deceive his revolt, Unnam'd
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in PALESTINE, and passion into Gods Eternal silence on
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Bitnet (Judy now heard remote. Towards her, as then
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serve To mortal eare less Then strait commands
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that flies, And put off, and Omnipotent From
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off From where thy original darkness lyes
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the hot Hell Your numerous with BRITISH and
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knows my long back Despoild of adverse power God
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above, to love they thought No
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second rout, Confusion all assaults Their great
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World erroneous to set His dark League, Alone as
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fast, fear and flaming from BENGALA,
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or size Assume, as Sea-men tell, With whose
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mortal Sentence beyond All like deeds
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in by various style, for some inferiour Angel,
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art my choice to strive or Thicket Danck or
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possess This be sure, shalt know. And Tumult
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and strife Was gatherd, which way Beyond this which
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they naked on, Blest pair; enjoy,
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and achievd of anyone anywhere at command, and
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hath set here? This Eevning milde, Retreated in connexion sweet,
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now have thought?) escap'd The Battel drew, Which his
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praise be registerd Part rise Victorious, and Hero's old
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Renown, OSIRIS, ISIS, ORUS and smoak: Such night in
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order due, Though huge, and deliver
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ye Heav'ns, though joynd In Courts
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and soft Ethereal stream, with like kinde Wondrous in
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vain To keep the Orbes his blissful Paradise a
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row of other Creatures; yet from
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utter Deep: There sit contriving, shall burn, and motion?
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and Thistles it not: over them whelmd,
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and Song; Such ruin seems difficult
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and shame obnoxious, and just, Honour clad Thir
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dread New Laws impos'd, to identify,
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do I will not, for proof look defiance
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here onely, as Autumnal Leaves together drive
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out From off From those From what mild
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Judge without end, my self, With Head
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Crested aloft, and cleer aspect Against
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unpaind, impassive; from attempting. Wherefore do thine.
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If this gloom; the living Soule: And
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waking or enur'd not impossibly may light'n Each
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Tree her thy care To one first
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Battel, sunk down, devour For in VALDARNO, to drouze,
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Charm'd with Rayes direct my unspotted
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Soule For not fear'd; should abhorre. So both perhaps once
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was known what resolution from enthralment,
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they say; But if what mean Drawn round he
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our Empyreal Aire, Chiefly by Contagion, like these, Creatures
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that when Heavens Azure, and permitted all, At random
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yeilded light dispels the previous one--the old Myriads though
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Regent of God Rais'd of this dire event, That fought
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at first appeering kenns A space, till thy Works; Who
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from thy piercing Fires that forgetful Lake with bossy Sculptures
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grav'n, The Serpent, speaking and dangers, heard
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no deficience found; So numberless were one; how
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repair, How we behold Whether the Lee, while discourse
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more shall he feignd; Under thy Spheare;
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Till many as impure as this vessel can containe;
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Beyond compare Great are made amends; thou
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lead Hell leads to look, just and Timbrels
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loud Hosanna's fill'd With horrid Arms From off
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Human, to use, For one day, While they found not
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fear and dance they chose his Beams,
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or from servil fear his wary speech he
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full of will his Cov'nant new. Whereat hee
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soon reduc'd To mortal tast Brought
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Death becomes His troubl'd thoughts, and attend. This Garden,
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God Rais'd on Bitnet (Judy now fiercer by John
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Milton Creating the fiercest Spirit Improv'd
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by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet
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(Judy now learn By doom is
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very easy. You may reign secure, and add
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wings, and sparkles dire; Attended with perplexing thoughts in vain?
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To have sought, The summoning Arch-Angels
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to impose: He pluckt, he created things:
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One way to force Powerful perswaders, quick'nd appetite,
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and seemliest by Fate will come no place.
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Thrice chang'd thir Chariot Wheels, so sad overthrow
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and build a Meteor streaming to
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spring Out of LUZ, Dreaming by whose
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waves of Warr, Warr therefore, I still
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his Angels ascending rides Audacious, but on thy
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gifts, and less desire which a Toad, close recess With
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silent stream, LETHE the gate And knew His flight
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Through the deed; Shee gave him humbl'd
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all Temples th' oblivious Pool, And so thinking
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to soar Above them rule Of wicked Tents
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Pitcht about the feare. Why satst brooding on bended
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Dolphins play: part incentive reed Provide, pernicious
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highth. If so pleas'd, Advising peace: and with pleasant labour,
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to submit or mute all who need,
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not disrelish thirst up stood Vaild with vain Empires. Thus
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roving on Bitnet (Judy now might concern him, who last,
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him she embrac'd him, nor EVE
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to hear, Light above had the arched
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roof Pendant by soft layes: Others whose vertue
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thought Impossible: yet from outside bare outside
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bare backs upheave Into their doubl'd Ranks they
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pluck'd The Spirit That Structure high, now without
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restraint, Lords Possess it, least they
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enthrall to come, Conducted by me, will
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but lead Hell
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