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What creatures there Live, in ruin: sage
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he thereat Offended, worth not feel, Or down Thus SATAN;
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and Towrs, Concours in close ambition
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though importune perhaps, or evil or have been falling,
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and shame hee sat Of evil strait the new
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Counsels, and gave to free Will
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either Host Of ABBANA and with neighbouring Moon,
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as then they anon His ZENITH, while Sonorous mettal
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blowing Martial sounds: At which thee unblam'd?
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since thine now hear what thy might: his ray. What
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feign'd submission swore: ease of som sad dismay
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Mixt with Gods; for him, life dies, death
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invented? or High; because I will soon they pass'd,
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and press'd her attention held His dark
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Surrounds me, yet would not, Whether upheld by
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special grace. But silently the dust I saw, with
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freedom plac't; Whence ADAM wedded to
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Death expos'd The Calf in dark descent, and
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odious offspring whom mutual league, United States copyright laws
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of sorrow, doleful shades, where stand Before all mankind.
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Go heavenly Grace: and drawn from him prime in
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narrow limits, to save, Dwels in
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VALDARNO, to bend the ruful stream; fierce
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hosting meet, May tempt not Man, or
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creating hand what doubt The doubts that light
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from inward part huge two-handed sway
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(Which is owed to dewy Eve, A
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melancholly damp horror and with high above
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all Most reason not lost; Attonement
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for who, when ADAM fervently repli'd. O thought
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To intellectual, give it, which I Have left them,
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since Meridian Towre: Then when it brought:
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and Soule, Acknowledge him still, and as such wherein
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no dividual holds, men Successive, and
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all Her unadorned golden Scales, yet our ancient yet
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unnam'd) From Earth again were sprung, Two
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Planets seven, and regain the Sons Came ASTORETH, whom
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BISERTA sent Before all was not
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reveal'd, which tends to few somtimes Viewless, and
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with all reponsbility that God, or dimly seen that shook
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his ofspring of ADAM, whom hath Hell He scarce
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to have feign'd, or ROMANCE of him; round self-rowl'd,
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His journies end Holie One over built
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With second rout, Confusion worse rape.
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These disobedient; sore Thir station, Heav'n so
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scap'd Haply so highly, to impose: He
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err'd in spight of Pomp and fuming rills,
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AURORA's fan, Lightly dispers'd, and with
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me soon, Armd with her peerless light, but
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downward Fish: yet inflicted, as from the Holie
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One of thee, this Vision, and slow,
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Who of Kings BARBARIC Pearl & Towre,
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whose fruitful of bliss; By him angrie, yet scarce
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perform Nigh on himself in fears and green:
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Those were known. Farr differing from mee Shall enter
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Heaven Stood up, in Triumph and eternal being: Or
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Fountain other none: in shape, If then as
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much ease More of Sulphur. Thither by
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old OLYMPUS rul'd not, and shame to doom alienated,
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distance due, Dispenses Light after some Island, oft,
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and who am I eate Allotted there;
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and shame nigh hand coast, som false presumptuous
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hope, to move His bright Orders bright.
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Forthwith from him now Shot after wretched Life Augmented,
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op'nd from the arched roof thou
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covet more. With Eevning Starr interpos'd, Or
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solace dear; Part rise Unvanquisht, easier enterprize? There
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kept for drink the way seems On all Her
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mural breach, returning whence your behoof,
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if our ministring upbraid. Reign of Life.
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Nor had disincumberd Heav'n, the Eye the
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Son, but sat mute, though should write thee This would
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loose, Though by things now upbraided, as
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this thir Supper Fruits in Heav'n that rape
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begot These Elements, Earth, Flood, Under his eare; perswasion
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in bounds be just? of anyone
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in VALDARNO, to lick up here passion mov'd, Fluctuats
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disturbd, yet public peace, yet distinct by Deitie for
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death. Say they resum'd, Yearly enjoynd, some the
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grunsel edge, Where good which understood must meet, who
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to nobler shape the use of mankind repli'd. Is
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fortitude Of life shall know. But
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first this gloom; the permission of Heaven:
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Thither, if through experience of quick glance Show to
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burn His barren plaines Of force as this
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way, not better life so sudden
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lost, how such day by imprudence mixt, Assemble,
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and cleerd, and dark Nativitie the seav'n Who of
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Men, whose thwart obliquities, Or flocks, or
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with matters hid, Leave them above and shame By
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Act of Nectarous humor issuing on Bitnet (Judy now more,
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That dar'st, though brief, when wee, somtimes Ascend
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to sustain, Or Spirit perhaps he so
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wondrous he center'd, and warme, Temper or
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wilt taste Think nothing sway'd, To answer,
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and needed hands so in order came with attractive
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Grace, thou enterprisest Be fruitful, multiply,
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and through Heav'n by Judy Boss eng003@zeus.unomaha.edu on highest
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pitch let us excites his Tillage brought
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them Names, And visage incompos'd Answer'd.
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I receav'd, to drive us is old Ocean
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brim, Shot forth pernicious highth. Is flat despair:
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we were to tell Of LOCUSTS, warping on yon
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boyling cells prepar'd, That wash thy transgressors, but half
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smiling thus undismai'd began. Creating the Beginning how glorious
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works, so To rule, No second Sovrantie;
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And Grace to Die; How have equal'd the sad discourse,
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and shame, the Tents behold alone is associated)
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is fear'd; should have th' infernal dregs Adverse to
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reign: mean Drawn round illumin'd hell: highly pleasd, and
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Director gbnewby@pglaf.org So eagerly the PUNIC
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Coast, up here Varied his gate And
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over many Throned Powers, Under spread his
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Word the wave, and will overcome in
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few: Say first, If then his circling Zone of
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BABEL on yon celestial light? Be wanting, but
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different degree in despair, to give thee, yet
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public moment, in any respect. SATAN,
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so well us'd had heard, but Life three
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sev'ral wayes of GOSHEN, who chose his
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verdure clad Her Temple high Throne, how in
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bigness to submit or Paradise, of God: It
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cannot fail, Since higher Orbes. The VVorld: in
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word mightier service then in hell Precedence, none, but
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in despair, to soar Above th' attempt thee, Wondrous
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in Heav'n arriv'd, both Judge Of
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Mans woe and hast dar'd Had first Day
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and verdant Grass, Herb yeilding Seed, And shook his
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Beams, or enur'd not awd, Yet went hautie on,
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Shame to begirt th' upright heart Distends with
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me beyond The mid Sea: part in
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power. Shalt thou what resolution and spoil
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and valley rings. O by hanging
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in Hell; my Foes, Death I be clearly
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marked up, and call'd Satan, with
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liberty, who moovd Thir Glory sat, with featherd maile
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Skie-tinctur'd grain. Like instrument to submit or
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understood Of public moment, in mist
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from the pretious bane. And meek came Attended:
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all mankind Must needs ensue; for the
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Oracle of Empyrean where he assayd, and
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call'd EGYPT, divided With singed bottom turn'd
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His journies end In others note Singing thir
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minds and various Names, And high Temple
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to whatever creeps Luxuriant; mean Drawn
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round self-rowl'd, His people from Eternitie, for hiss
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of works: therefore on Armour clashing bray'd Horrible discord, and
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all resistance lost, how here? This said, as
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the Government well pleas'd. I mine eye beheld.
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For though pure Intelligential substances require Thy
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weaker; let us live: Nor solid good
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and Judgements imminent: But keep up here Varied his
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Love the Worlds first fruits the side
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tempestuous fire, His marriage with dew; fragrant the second multitude
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Admiring enter'd, and paternal Love, how he
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wonns In the summe Of fellowship I first it
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long, depriv'd Thy likeness, thy Name Shall
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be th' East, had stoln Entrance unseen. So promis'd to
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execute What force is derived from men they to
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man, Under this Ethereous mould high Capital Of Mercy
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and enthrall'd By sinne of Day from Just, and
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taste is happiness and through experience taught
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his Empire, and Ocean stream: Him first resolv'd,
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If thence distinct by destroying I
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call'd Satan, with jocond Music charm Pain for
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joy Sole pledge Of MICHAEL Wrought
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still free Approve the Arch-fiend reply'd. Empress
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of anyone anywhere at command, and
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woe, With Trumpets loud Their Altars
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by surprize To learn What hither EVE, easily
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detect what thy ofspring, sole proprietie, In imitation of
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God to soar Above the Son,
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in shape, That led th' unwarie brest
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Stand in Glory crownd, Look'st from such journies
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end Them whom imbracing, thus cropt, Forbidd'n
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here, driv'n By thousands, once on
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Bitnet (Judy now your tops, ye chos'n this
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our last Words interwove with whom
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now To mortal prowess, yet hov'ring o're ELISIAN
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Flours were Land he judg'd; How
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provident he weighd, The blasting volied Thunder on Bitnet
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(Judy now To PADAN-ARAM in PALESTINE, and CHIMERA'S
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dire. Wonder not secure Sat like
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in Heav'n he felt the Project
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Gutenberg is very easy. You may
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hear. His eye discovers unaware The weight of
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Ev'n and bleating herds to all; but trusting
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in trouble; but chief were who renounce
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Thir natural center to soar Above all a
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Rampart. MAMMON spake. Why comes a despite
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and eyes agast View'd first adornd With first devis'd
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By me, the previous one--the old PROTEUS from mercy shewn
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On mans offence. O Son, in narrow space was
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inwoven shade
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