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Such music ( as ' tis said ) Before was never made , But when of old the sons of
morning sung , While the Creator great His constellations set , And the well -
balanc'd world on hinges hung , And cast the dark foundations deep , And bid the
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Such music ( as ' tis said ) Before was never made , But when of old the sons of
morning sung , While the Creator great His constellations set , And the well -
balanc'd world on hinges hung , And cast the dark foundations deep , And bid the
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... hafte I all about , Number my ranks , and visit every sprout With puissant words
, and murmurs made to blefs ; 60 But else in deep of night , when drowsiness
Hath 50 65 70 Hath lock'd up mortal sense , then listen 114 MILTON'S POEMS .
... hafte I all about , Number my ranks , and visit every sprout With puissant words
, and murmurs made to blefs ; 60 But else in deep of night , when drowsiness
Hath 50 65 70 Hath lock'd up mortal sense , then listen 114 MILTON'S POEMS .
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The unadorned bosom of the deep , Which he to grace his tributary Gods By
course commits to several government , 25 And gives them leave to wear their
sapphire crowns , And wield their little tridents : but this Ile , The greatest and the
best ...
The unadorned bosom of the deep , Which he to grace his tributary Gods By
course commits to several government , 25 And gives them leave to wear their
sapphire crowns , And wield their little tridents : but this Ile , The greatest and the
best ...
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... Of Bacchus and of Circe born , great Comus , Deep skill'd in all his mother's
witcheries , And here to every thirsty wanderer By : lly enticement gives his
baneful cup , 525 With many murmurs mix'd , whose pleasing poison The visage
quite ...
... Of Bacchus and of Circe born , great Comus , Deep skill'd in all his mother's
witcheries , And here to every thirsty wanderer By : lly enticement gives his
baneful cup , 525 With many murmurs mix'd , whose pleasing poison The visage
quite ...
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II . Done Aug. 8 , 1653. Terzette . WHY HY do the Gentiles tumult , and the
nations Muse a vain thing , the kings of th ' earth up stand With power , and
princes in their congregations Lay deep their plots together through each land
Against IO 15 ...
II . Done Aug. 8 , 1653. Terzette . WHY HY do the Gentiles tumult , and the
nations Muse a vain thing , the kings of th ' earth up stand With power , and
princes in their congregations Lay deep their plots together through each land
Against IO 15 ...
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