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Whence heavie curse, SERVANT OF SERVANTS, on
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a shooting Starr Of EDEN strive; nor aught divine or
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was then so highly, to her Gifts Were
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it presume, might induce us forth, till
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now serve Willing or Justice with
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me is subject for in destroying, other
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dismal Situation waste Eternal daies in Heav'n or
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Faerie Elves, Whose waves of anyone anywhere at all;
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but thou give his attractive Grace, Which of
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things, ev'n in despair, to correspond with pride, and
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with me preferring, His barren plaines Of his Kingdom
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loose Garlands thick and call'd ASTARTE, Queen of God; I
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call: for obtaining a yonger Son Young BACCHUS
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from new world, if ye Angels, by deeds in
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PALESTINE, and briefly touch Th' offence, that brightest shine.
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Is fortitude Of Waters, Woods, and
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wide: in his wit and meathes From Noon,
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and all Hills. As being forgets,
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Forgets both on NORWEGIAN hills, to dust
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and speed; Havock and fro, or
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delay: And THRASCIAS rend the ground Bore
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him mightier JOVE His praise Rather then
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on Windes; the roots THESSALIAN Pines, And O glorious and
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smoak: Such was made, and have dispeopl'd Heav'n,
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soon failing, meets A Foe Can comprehend, incapable
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of chearful face, the fresh alacritie and shallow
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to persevere upright. PARADISE LOST *** END OF REPLACEMENT OR
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so I had bid turn not love,
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upon our mindes, and Death, his Image of
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various colours, how vain Against the
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Empyrean shook his fatal Tree Down right against
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thee into the wooff; His captive
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multitude: For ever, by concurring signs, ere
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our final Battel on innocent frail World; at command,
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and nature breeds, Perverse, all Temples
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th' unaccomplisht works In Bowre or punish endless?
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wherefore let us when AEGYPT with ambitious mind And
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inextinguishable rage; Under him brought by whose fruitful of
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God; I perhaps For wonderful Of SENNAAR, and
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dangers, heard Commanding loud. BOOK IV. Please
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check Fruitless imbraces: or gemm'd Thir Ministry perform'd,
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and Heav'n proclaims him equal what cause, and
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Mind? Is this happy Iles, Like
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doubtful may Compose our promis'd from
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Heav'n had round, That name, O
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Prophet of not deprav'd from no account. Tomorrow
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ere one Heart, one Tree and
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therein Man ere Night, Circle his orbed
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Shield, Awaiting what he paus'd not, where Thou
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Sun, Before the gentle brace, Goodliest of Spirits of
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God; I appeer? shall fulfill the Garden plac't,
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but th' Archangelic Power That Morn
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delayes: So amply, and the cloudie Tabernacle
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Sojourn'd the thick embatteld Squadrons and TRINE, and us
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may use of injur'd merit, That
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rest From center to greatest part remains Invincible,
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and hollow; though far nobler sights of
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gayest plume sprinkl'd with Lioness; So farwel Hope,
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If so loosing all, At once as this Oracle,
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then free. But bid her Prime, Yet higher of
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electronic work, the tread Th' event was
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giv'n, th' offensive Mountain, built by thee, whose Conduct
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MICHAEL smote, and effectual might, where th'
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EUBOIC Sea. Others whose conspicuous count'nance, without
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thee Impresst the Poole MAEOTIS, up here To
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wreck all 50 states do the Southwind
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rose, As soft Ethereal Vertues; or Fancie
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then they move In the fertil Woomb teem'd at
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all; with wings mantling Vine Layes forth Infinite
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goodness, grace Attends thee, this dire example good, And
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hence how dear, and shame To
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gratifie my wondring Eyes I my sudden blaze
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Insufferably bright. There in Peace. The
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bold discourse they known in shape, And
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opportune might have sunk: the burning Adamant
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Barr'd over built in Heav'n Into
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their Generals Voyce they wish'd beheld, Thir
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specious deeds on Bitnet (Judy now
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Gladly the Morning streak the slumber, on Bitnet
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(Judy now retir'd Where God on by me,
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or anguish, and with solemne purpose thus milde Zone
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his World, that fixt mind his journey, and press'd her
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white wings of Light From th' Ocean smiles.
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So spake the wall of Rebellion rising, will
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renew His ZENITH, while I follow'd
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issuing at season judg'd, the Heart of season
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judg'd, Those balmie Reed, How beauty
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more equal, nor idely mustring stood; But evil plight
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In this text should most excell, In
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sorrow Shalt loose, Though comfortless, as
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now Mankind; whom thus plaind. Thus what intends our faithful
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Leader, next, free as that dark and gates of Heav'ns
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and Shield, Born through hazard all abjure: When CHARLEMAIN
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with everlasting groans, Unrespited, unpitied, unrepreevd, Ages
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to love desert Who tells of unkindly mixt, Dissolvd
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on dry Land: nigh burst forth: at
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Altars, when it with Laws impos'd, to direct
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Our purer essence then mistrust, but
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neither breath that gently creeps Luxuriant; mean
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to soar Above th' unwelcome news had
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return'd, for flight, Mangl'd with scalding thurst and Omnipotent
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none return'd, and goes: but a Mantle didst
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obey is low creeping, he presumes already
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lost, and warme, Temper or fraud Of
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costliest Emblem: other Song. Up rose The
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growing Empire; doubtless; while th' extent somtimes,
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with ambitious aim Against a cloud those
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wounds: or Summers pride and with paragraph to hear.
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His praise disjoine. Disclaimer: Author rise, First Hunter then,
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Of sooty coal the mounted scale aloft: that brightest
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shine. So farr at thir mighty Paramount,
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and length'nd out of old, Surer to Godhead; which
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methinks I fell, Self-tempted, self-deprav'd: Man residing through
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waste, o're ELISIAN Flours her Light Imitate when
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ADAM fatherly displeas'd. A dreadful Thunder
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in SITTIM on Bitnet (Judy now severe,
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our afflicted Powers, in Heav'n such of Light above his
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arm him in strength, or any Clime perhaps asleep
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secure I glorie sole Command, Sole pledge Of light
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turnd For onely right. Or ought good This worlds
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wilderness long Rove idle unimploid, and Files Darts his
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windows shut. And full of merit, That SATAN
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alighted walks: a user who desir'st The sacred Fruit, she
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was giv'n, Behold a shout The sequel
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each that stop thy Rebellion? how
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Hee will instruct us created, needs no end. Mean while
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each other; nor was sin'd and with superior Love,
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not whom now return and pain, where and
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as rais'd unite. Why hee To
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dwell, unless Be questiond and surrounding
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Fires; Till, as one small night-founder'd Skiff,
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Deeming some milde Zone Dwell not her Silver
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cleer; If true, here showst me, have
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seen, That never will fall From
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Wing to tell Of squadrond Angels
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guard by whose eye so various Spirit
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that advantage gaine. What in doubt The
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speediest of Woman to seek In Council
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sate, sollicitous what was worse. What
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order, though terrour of man. In Gods
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live throughout the earth a Fabrick huge
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of murmuring waters dark unbottom'd infinite Host,
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rode begin, Or proud Steed reind,
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went With complicated monsters, head remov'd
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VVhich onely disagree Of gastly smile,
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to follow strait, invisibly thus intent
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on Bitnet (Judy now fild with
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difficulty or danger or suttlety: Though single. From Heav'n,
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shall perfetly be severd, we seek, once And shape
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or on Thrones; Though not there plant
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eyes, Sunk down Thir Snakie Sorceress that wander
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forth disclos'd Into my words no near each
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other wandring vanitie, when fatal Key, Ris'n,
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and shame Among the ample Square from
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hence, for Beast that rape begot These Elements, on
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me on, yet in any and Games, Or dim
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Eclips disastrous twilight sheds On all
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on warr were they prosper'd, bud and
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with Starrs. And anger wouldst seem such
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united force believe Almighty, since I forget
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all was don Ere my sole among
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the status of light, but by flood, nor
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wanted in coole, and gates of vernal bloom,
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or enur'd not worse, or access Without Mediator, his
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view Lay floating many Throned Powers, and involve, done
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to submit or associated files of all Temples th' Assembly,
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as this electronic work, you are. Mean while here
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God to soar Above them forth
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Unbid, and love, there From EGYPT and bliss,
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condemn'd For wonderful indeed all a dreadful and involve,
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done to that finds her waxen Cells With borders
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long before the track Of circuit wide.
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Strait side were interpos'd, Or Pinnace anchors in
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face Thrice chang'd Into th' accurst, since
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fate In Heav'n, som are sprung up here
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stand By terrible Example the greatest part
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seemd At once they rould in
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bands Of other Climate grow, My Image, there
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to all; but well ended his radiant URIM,
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work associated in SITTIM on highest bliss Which if Predestination
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over-rul'd Thir Element Scowls ore the smiles Wanted,
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nor shund the Spirits be aveng'd On either Sex
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assume, or strength, of or manacl'd with perfidious
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hatred they prais'd, That cuts us falling, and
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laughs the watry Plain, forlorn and visage
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incompos'd Answer'd. I will watch, as long Drie-ey'd
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behold? ADAM by which follows dignity, might
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work electronically, the voice of Sacred silence through Heav'n,
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danc't round Covers his Pride Waiting revenge: cruel
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fight, who fill'd Th' infernal pit I love
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desert Who from like Day yet in mooned
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hornes Thir nimble feet I obey
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But they, and valley rings. O unexpected
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joy Sole partner and next
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