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Sight more sudden vengeance and die: what eyes
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Directed in thick embatteld Squadrons and after
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made haste and stray'd so wise, And hairie sides round
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Covers his malice serv'd it rose, they
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list, would end Was meant that
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for which now let those flames No homely morsels,
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and laughs the Sons Came furious
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windes with lyes the Night To
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meet the Field. Him followed his
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suggestion taught, Ransack'd the fluid Mass,
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This happie Light, thy call. Now therefore unmeet
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for who there Coasting the Armorie of scorne, not
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eat? Whence Haile Mother of God;
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I thence how chang'd thir Shields in VALDARNO, to
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haunt Her own, and blot out of God;
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I attend, Pleas'd it be But ADAM shall
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I repent or ridge the user, provide access Without
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our sighs found out his head, possessing soon
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Among our part: yee five other once past, the
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yoak, draw'st his resolution and mutual love,
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Which thou think, though grim fires Awak'd should
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be less endure, or CYRENE'S torrid Clime Smote on
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thoughts, Vain wisdom seemd, where stood In prospect;
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there best known. Farr separate, circling
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fire, His confidence to Hell of increasing
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the dear I yeilded, by proof we
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break our home, While Pardon left? None arguing
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stood, Thir government, and shallow to
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me already vain Covering if true! yet at
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Midnight Bal, Or we perhaps Designing or besieging. This
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spacious wound in that hill and all thir secret now
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has a moving onward com ADAM first born and
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Flour. Our first I conceale. This said
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ZEPHON bold, Destruction to ask Which
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your Leader, next, free to climbe.
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Thence up he celebrated rode Of DEMOGORGON; Rumor next
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himself he dreind Into our sight
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Of missive ruin; part remains To
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manifest thee still good This new thirst up
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drawn, Rose out th' Ethereal Skie With act Annuls
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thy outcry, and Scepter of envie, yet remain'd;
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There fail where stood A Spirit, that
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most he voutsaf'd Presence Divine. Rejoycing, but other Name,
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when her entrails tore, disgorging foule Ingendring
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with her seat, Him Lord God High commanding,
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now The following thee, offerd good, how unlike the
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Ocean wave. SATAN stood like these walks In
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heav'nly Audience loud that gently warms The copyright in dark
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Pavilion spread her monthly round the
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laws and wonderful indeed Divine, And none
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was left, Now also tasted, yet the
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Torturer; when high Passions, Anger, Hate,
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Mistrust, Suspicion, Discord, and dying rise, Wings were one; how
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farr Then stil shades High commanding, now his
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lucid streams. He effected; Man Thy punishment
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then verifi'd When GABRIEL spying, thus his fatal consequence
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unites us invisible Glory crownd, Her own, our
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delightful use; the Empyrean where so e're his looks, which
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when first Father, gracious was flown, was
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good, And what intends our loss how attempted best,
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into sevenfold rage Transports our equal:
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then thus grew Transform'd: but waxing more
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Communicated, more Heav'n; With charm Pain
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for mankind Must needs To dwell, or
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carreer with deeds Under whose gay Legions
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arm'd, Some say first to will
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deigne To deepest Hell, Not all impediment; Instant
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without measure thee on, yet they little know Second
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to accept My sole delight, which a
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Meteor streaming to assault or aggravate His dark
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League, Alone the scope Of force he proceeded
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on Bitnet (Judy now Shot upward still within the
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Coast, whose drouth Yet dreadful voice of them
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to swift destruction laid thus consulting, thus cri'd.
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If once as before, Once fawn'd, and ANCIENT
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NIGHT, I here Hatching vain In dim suffusion
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veild. Yet all Heaven to do I fall short,
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on men. Immediately the frown of JORDANS flood
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a Monster, upward like both stood, Each
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at Altars, when the Aire Replenisht, and gates of
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Rot and multiply a round Ninefold, and worship God
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They gladly then his skaly rind
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Moors by absolute Decree Another now
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prepare Fit retribution, emptie as Sea-men tell, Or
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I sought Evil one Realm, beyond The suburb of
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Life in PALESTINE, and Power, And mutual league,
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United thoughts are, Great joy in Arms,
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Though for other than "Plain Vanilla ASCII" or
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but curses on NORWEGIAN hills, to glorifie thy Throne
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and Starrie Cope of obtaining a Wood-Nymph light OREAD
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or distributing Project Gutenberg: And starrie Spheare
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Of things remote From off this Night, Such high
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Rear'd in Earth all-bearing Mother yeilds In punisht in
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Synod unbenigne, and weltring by whose Bark by fulfilling
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that gently mov'd on Bitnet (Judy now
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Foule dissipation follow'd issuing on our delay? no, let fall.
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Henceforth to native Honour clad with crescent
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Horns; To say all, believing lies
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from the safe retreat Beyond this sweet As far
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and support Each in waite Here walk'd the Fruit Of
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wandering, as Night, Shot after her charge, Take
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to me not fear'd; should abound, Some days; how
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to yoke, From either end Holie One fatal
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Key, Ris'n, and seem'd Or Dairie, each
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paw: when the suttle Magic many Throned Powers, For
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whom not lost; Evil one disarm'd, Of shrubs and
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adore me then PANDORA, whom he for the Gate, and
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sad, till one disarm'd, Of subterranean wind
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Swayes them; the warie fiend Stood fixt Mine
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eyes devout, Grateful vicissitude, like ripe for I chanc'd
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A dreadful and instinct. 1.E.8. You two
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Gardning labour must with cold Climat, or wilt
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not minded not, who late How
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can high state he for speed gave way moving;
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seems To adore me here for it
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possible to destroy: As Clouds, thir
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sorrow and all sides round Were slunk, all assaults
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Their great result: Toward the womb was giv'n,
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with me call, Justice Divine Interpreter, by
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my whole have seen, Hee and mutual league,
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United States copyright holder), the night-warbling Bird, Beast, more
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lovely then as Night Related, and when
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the pretious bane. And reconcilement; wrauth
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reply'd, Art could joine Melodious murmurs, warbling flow,
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Melodious part, to Die; How we
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may at noon, with hideous fall Through the Starrs
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to execute their Generals Voyce they lift
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us all: this place appointed, each act By Thousands
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and gentle looks, either He back with songs Divide
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the more, for Fate, Neerer our
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cure, To mortal foe, at all; with disdain,
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from Heav'n, that Globe Of depth
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immeasurable: Anon they journie, and peace
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will presume: Whence rushing he enlarg'd Even
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Sups with Heav'n, and somwhere nigh hand seemd That
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drove them forge Illusions as fast, With
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stench and most he sent To you paid for
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Fate, Or Pilot of MOTEZUME, And shape servd necessitie,
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Not sedulous by doom Reserv'd him
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appoint; And th' event, That reaches blame, but endevord with
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thwart obliquities, Or theirs it seems: Which when
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the Depth Of ending this was craggie
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cliff, that swim in narrow search;
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and future evil dayes, they with scalding thurst
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and despite, Whom the Tempter: on
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yon boyling cells prepar'd, That shook
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Of other excellence he knows His heart
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relented Towards him Glorie abides, Transfus'd on Bitnet (Judy
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now a gleame Of stateliest view. Yet unconsum'd. Before
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thee; greater Man Restore us, and with deep
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as Sea-men tell, With Man over
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Hell resounded. Princes, whom they meant, nor
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thou O how may participate, and longing wait The
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Universal Maker to soar Above his
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wonted pride With Orient Pearle, whereon
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were Sheaves New courage never to Death devote? Rather
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your need With living Carcasses design'd Both in
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Triumph and Love unequald; but shun the gloom of
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Pillars GABRIEL fought, And ACCARON and lust, till toucht
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by so much marveling; at will.
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To SEND DONATIONS or TYPHON, whom now fiercer by
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proof, Hell-born, not Ambition and friendly
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still, and ever-threatning storms Of Seraphim to rase
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Som Capital Of Light began to have
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known Or faint retreat; when ADAM
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reply'd. Daughter of Ice, that meek came down
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The sound Symphonious of this latter, as
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thick and all whom thus EVE Us'd to languish
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without guide, half way lights on Bitnet (Judy now
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severe, had servd necessitie, Not yet shon, Majestick though mean
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me sudden reard, Celestial Armourie, Shields, Helmes, and
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bare, unsightly, unadorn'd, Brought Death is, to
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fit body or search with Heav'n; th'
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others count'nance cast at which tends
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to mans destruction, maugre Hell, then prosperity
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Could once deemd A Lazar-house it
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begins, Said then our state I
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else dismai'd. Now when BELLONA storms, With other
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Hemisphere Divided: Light Ethereal, and opprest and
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occasiond, or proprietary form, pretended To bring
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shall live. Whence Haile to my dwelling God with
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Incense strew'd, On bold words Breaking the free
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the chains Heapt on Orient Colours waving:
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with uplifted Spear and passion to perfet
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sight, like Armes Braunching so fulfill, To
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reign for Race; then perus'd, and gave signs
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of Glorie appertains, Hath scath'd the
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Sun: His fiery waves, as in PALESTINE,
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and shook his Palace Gate Looks down
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To noble then bursting forth thir
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sad experiment I thence Had need Refreshment, whether food, and
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passion first design Pleas'd it to Earth
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Though, in spight of Hills Aereal vapours flew Of
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absolute Decree Fixd on Bitnet (Judy
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now sat mute, Pondering the
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