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John Milton. And the habitations of the just : to Him Glory and praise , whose wisdom had ordain'd Good out of evil to create ; instead Of Spirits malign , a better race to bring Into their vacant room ; and thence diffuse His good to ...
John Milton. And the habitations of the just : to Him Glory and praise , whose wisdom had ordain'd Good out of evil to create ; instead Of Spirits malign , a better race to bring Into their vacant room ; and thence diffuse His good to ...
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... praise To the Creator , and his nostrils fill With grateful smell , forth came the human pair , And join'd their vocal worship to the quire Of creatures wanting voice : that done , partake The season , prime for sweetest scents and airs ...
... praise To the Creator , and his nostrils fill With grateful smell , forth came the human pair , And join'd their vocal worship to the quire Of creatures wanting voice : that done , partake The season , prime for sweetest scents and airs ...
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... praise Rather your dauntless virtue , whom the pain Of death denounced , whatever thing death be , Deterr'd not from achieving what might lead To happier life , knowledge of good and evil ? Of good , how just ? of evil , if what is evil ...
... praise Rather your dauntless virtue , whom the pain Of death denounced , whatever thing death be , Deterr'd not from achieving what might lead To happier life , knowledge of good and evil ? Of good , how just ? of evil , if what is evil ...
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... praise . Thy praise he also , who forbids thy use , Conceals not from us , naming thee the tree Of knowledge , knowledge both of good and evil : Forbids us then to taste ! but his forbidding Commends thee more , while it infers the good ...
... praise . Thy praise he also , who forbids thy use , Conceals not from us , naming thee the tree Of knowledge , knowledge both of good and evil : Forbids us then to taste ! but his forbidding Commends thee more , while it infers the good ...
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... praise , Shall tend thee , and the fertile burden ease Of thy full branches offer'd free to all ; Till , dieted by thee , I grow mature In knowledge , as the gods , who all things know ; Though others envy what they cannot give : For ...
... praise , Shall tend thee , and the fertile burden ease Of thy full branches offer'd free to all ; Till , dieted by thee , I grow mature In knowledge , as the gods , who all things know ; Though others envy what they cannot give : For ...
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Adam Amoret amorous angel arms beast beauty behold bless'd bold bright Canto clouds command commission of array COMUS copacy Dagon dark dark oracles death delight divine doth dreadful drops of light dwell earth EDMUND WALLER Episcopacy eyes fair fame fate fear flame foes friends fruit Gloriana glory gods grace hand happy hath heard heart Heaven honor hope ipse Jove King Lady light live Lord Lord Conway Lucretius malè mihi mind mortal Muse never night nobler numbers numina nymph o'er once Panegyric Paradise passion peace Phoebus poem poet praise princes quæ rage reign return'd sacred Satan seem'd shade shine sight sing song soon soul spirits stars sung sweet taste taught thee thence thine things thou art thou hast thought throne tibi tree verse vex'd virtue Waller winds wings wonder youth