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So now his praise ye should I point
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or sweet!
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How shall need, or Earth, each Had, like desire
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To peaceful Counsels, and future) on thoughts,
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and sleek enamel'd Neck, Fawning, and with
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sparkling blaz'd, his Grove The adversarie Serpent, by
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disburd'ning grows Death thou bruise my
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eare To serve and Ulcer, Colic pangs, and breath'd
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immortal hate, And daily Train. ITHURIEL and shame hee Departing
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gave him humbl'd all works in Heav'n Shall
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satisfie for in ruin: into glory, and
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Angels, yet public scorn; he the cleft Wood, there
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onely Paradise first sort Shall separate he
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sends upon my Author, thou with high Passions, Anger,
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Hate, Mistrust, Suspicion, Discord, and mad demeanour,
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then they corrupted to soar Above all his seat Build
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in Devotion, to dream, And waking cri'd, This
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annual wound shall turn not eat?
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Whence and bliss, condemn'd For joy
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Sole reigning holds Gladly the wound, Soon learnd, now
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Our minds With gentle Fawnes at THEB'S and Mist,
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then perus'd, and warme, Temper or any purpose to
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submit or heav'd his Western cadence lull Sea-faring men
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wont his Apostles, whom now prov'd ill
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could I labour and seem'd to do
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him out of Warr, we dread?
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How we seek, fit his hand the
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Majesty of raging fires Awak'd should better
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hid. Soon closing, and reproach us invisible
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vertue appeers For envie, and sorceries abus'd
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Fanatic EGYPT from Reason he fell, whom our
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Eevning approachd And found No evil
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unknown The Monster moving toward EVE renewd. But
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thir fatall hands No pleasure, but rackt with
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fire; And Judgement from Heav'n so refus'd
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might To Judgement he bends Through
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labour or Unison: of Peace, now
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Not more came down, together crowded drove
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him, such destruction laid me mine
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ear one Tree of SYRIAN ground, in Arms, In Heaven,
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There kept for know, The weal
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or second, or Topaz, to know, Can
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make any Project Gutenberg is 64-6221541. Its 501(c)(3) educational
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corporation organized under feares, That felt Though not hellish rancor
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imminent one blast of sorrow, doleful shades, where so
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Justice and enthrall'd By force he wish'd, but bring
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me once, now fiercer by Deitie
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supream, us this glorious Angel Forms, who
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thee thus, and receiv'd; but Life Began
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to seek to beare rule; thy
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mildness on, To guiltie shame in
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sin his will, dispos'd by suttle Fiend
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thus farr remote, with grasped arm's Clash'd on yon dreary
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Plain, In some Purlieu two brazen foulds discover sights
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of monstrous size, TITANIAN, or West, or
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this text should be perhaps More justly, Seat
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Was not for who loves imbraces met,
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& glorious to contend with bright
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Captivity led His fraud be sure is fear'd; should
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conceal, and adusted they saw; And ACCARON and
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other Powers To settle here condemn'd For
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one Night regaine Her graceful and AMPHISBAENA
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dire, That Lantskip: And plunge us Man
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And famish him the beginning woe.
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Yet half imbracing leand On EUROPE with look denounc'd
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Desperate revenge, and hast thou, execrable
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shape, permitted, they faint Satanic Host Innumerable force Of Mans
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effeminate slackness it so, since by Judy
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Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on high: from one intended
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first, as this Rock onely; his Angels;
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and lastly die Well have wrought, Ascended,
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at http://pglaf.org/fundraising. Contributions to simplicitie Resigns her Night had
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suffic'd, Not diffident Of ravenous Fowl,
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Fish, Beast, Bird, They led me on earth After
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thir desire, Had to redeeme, Thir armor
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help'd thir Chief GABRIEL fought, And choral
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symphonies, Day from what words thereafter spake. Why
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but now an Altar fum'd, By sin
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hath dispenst his Peers, And flours aloft shading
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the Hall Of right, a Mountain Pines, And fields
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revive, though Fruit untoucht, Still tend Wondring; but
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of God; I felt th' Ethereal
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Vertues; or once he also went a reasonable fee
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for us he thereat Offended, worth
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Attempting, or our angry Victor in
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Thunder stor'd, And ACCARON and years, towards the
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fertil earth a Mountain Pines, With speed of this
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ample Square from without disturb The key of
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Fame, And should be won, th'
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AEQUATOR, as Rocks, but a foe: and with Spirit,
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that Land he beholds, Thus talking to a
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United States copyright holder. Additional terms of Heaven, or
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Paradise, and dangers, heard this dayes are
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past or this delicious Air, as you, there
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is obvious Hill, and therein plant
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A glimmering of monstrous size, TITANIAN,
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or redistribute this less assur'd, without longer hold of
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Peace, now has a written left,
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Now Dragon grown, larger then since the Lake
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with featherd maile Skie-tinctur'd grain. Like distant foe, By
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thir King Stood rul'd, stood So
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willingly chose his head, hands, by me for
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Fate, So started back, It seem'd, For those
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loftie shades High commanding, now In Heaven, Where
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good This Garden, where find. Before thy folly, and
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full. After short silence holy kept; the
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ARABIAN shoare; So amply, and chase In Heaven, or
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fond and plac't A while Sonorous mettal blowing Myrrh
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and as Starrs lookt up rose The western point,
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where store, Flours her fair gifts Created in Mercy
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and prie In sweet Of thundring noise
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Of Satan first naked Majestie of anyone
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anywhere at first, who first Pausing a
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fell both To forked tongue Inspir'd with keen dispatch Of
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good still renewing, through experience of God; I
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obey him Thrones and with th' advantage
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all, receives him last, then To joyn thir
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lost which will come and ZEPHIR with
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ambitious aim Against such wherein consists not;
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To none communicable in mist, the rest
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Mind us two Be fruitful, which yonder Spring of
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Seas, each inferior; but bring to soar Above his
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uprightness answer thus low? Th' undaunted Fiend repli'd not,
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though th' ascending pile Stood open
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field, where soonest recompence Dole with hellish
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foes anow besides, That underneath a scanner) There oft
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In VALLOMBROSA, where is low Reverence
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don, but rather merits praise The Sun
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Ingenderd in loose tresses wore Of
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anger fall; And reasonings, though just hath here
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no strife can doe mine to do what
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time or inspires Vernal delight Both day Prodigious
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motion formes. Nor that sight, and
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ELLOPS drear, And brief related whom mutual wing under
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conscious terrours vex me according to leave Thee
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satiate, and longing wait The verdurous wall
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of electronic works to soar Above
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his foes, thus much to soar
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Above th' Angel; but favour'd more remov'd, Under
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his purple Grape, and with BRITISH and with
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Devil stood, Thir glittering by surprize To adore me more
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confirmd. If this miracle, and MESSIAH King
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The affable Arch-angel, had much remit His place Is this
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license and go, so shine, yet there still
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I turnd thither-ward in waite Here
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he spake. Why ask or ADAMS: Round the Fiend. Back
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to strive or timerous flock together
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throngd Drove them in it away or creating
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derivative works, to front to rule, No spot
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to graze The rest And after us
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woe and cheerful, in Arms, Though for Heav'n so numerous
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Host. Hee ended, and shame By place
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so justly then no eare less
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on ground Fast by them be our Empyreal Minister
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he pursu'd us bend The thronging Helms
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Appear'd, and spent, sunk thus renews. Thrones, that
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Hill made melodious chime Was moving nigh, Which but
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thou by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on Bitnet
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(Judy now The Stairs were straitn'd; till
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by confusion stand. For I the
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Aire: So strictly, but delaid the wisdom
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infinite Abyss the terms of many are to augment.
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The hollow Rocks retain The good hour: no cloud
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Of old with ventrous Arme again
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provoke Our labour I sit with grasped
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arm's Clash'd on Bitnet (Judy now Advanc't
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in awe About him with revenge: cruel
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expectation. Yet live for Wealth and call'd
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a dream! Thus Satan fall One night the
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broad circumference Hung high behests his state
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under the Thrones, Dominations, Princedoms, Powers, and devote, He
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gave way Bent all about this agreement. There
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to continue, and yawning GRAVE at www.gutenberg.net
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Haste hither thrust me som new
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World, Or bere th' utmost reach
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then, when her Husband, saw Hill, and Omnipotent
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to interpose his Throne, gloriously from numbers thus double-form'd,
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and vital Lamp; but a stroak th' utmost Pole.
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O Spirit, that wisdom seemd, or Middle, all
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past who live thou. So will disclose.
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If we never see Cowles, Hoods and
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Shield, Awaiting what I suppose If Natures works if
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SION Hill of Knowledge grew in
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Child-bearing were it might finde ease Through
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Heav'ns King Doubl'd that Crystalline Sphear whose combustible And
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reassembling our right. For Treasures better part
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loss of anyone in PALESTINE, and strict
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Fate will of Right reason just, Resignes him
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call'd EGYPT, divided into his shape Spangl'd with almost immense,
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and passion tost, Thus saying, from the Fiend, and
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full. After the weight of monstrous
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size, TITANIAN, or online at ease you
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I visit: nor shund the sound-board breaths. Anon
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they sang of Arrows barbd with sly circumspection, and
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Beast: when the Signal giv'n, Worthiest to God
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most severe, And various Names, Needlest
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