heave

losealltheirvirtue;lestbadnshouldboast

theirrisingallatoncehesound

ofthunderheardrete.totheybend

partontheplain,orintheairsubli,

aglobeoffieryseraphinclosed

dreadedhadvehanhisvoice

puttotheiruthsthesoundingalche,

ihegrandinfealpeers:

thatfeneralsafetyhedespised

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petsregalsoundthegreatresult:

asifightioacrd

pursues,asinationorsade

ih,eachothertodestroy:

thestygianuncilthusdissolved;andforth

alohantagonistofheaven,norless

haeprone,andasagod

thebirdstheiotesreneingherds

angtheelves,andlevycruelwars

byheraldsvoiceexplaihehollowabyss

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dsted

trucetohisrestlessthoughts,aertain

norfailedtheytoexpresshouchtheypraised

ofcreaturesrational,thoughunderhope

thatdayandnightforhisdestru

leadshierplexed,aylikeliestfind

disband;and,hhisseveralway

attesttheirjoy,thathillandvalleyrings.

hisoned

nhadnothellishfoesenowbesides,

theirksohours,tillhisgreatchiefretu.

orbitionvaishedoerhzeal.

thustheytheirdoubtfulnsultationsdark

asdihwindsleeps,oerspread

forbidding;andatoheyrose.

upontheratend,

paradiselost

oshatondevilned

shedarkenedlandscapesnoworshower,

firrdholds;nonlydisagree

thanhellsdreadeeror,psupre,

theirspeciousdeedsoh,es,

yetliveinhatred,enty,andstrife

extolhiqualtothehighestinheaven.

as,untaintopstheduskyclouds

byfalsepresutuoushope,therangedpowers

heardfaradofhell

loudalai

extendhisevenihefieldsrevive,

ifcetheradiantsun,hfare,

andgodlikeitatedstate:hiound

ofheavenlygraingpeace,

paradiselost

blazonry,andhorrentar.

ended,rejoigihief:

theninds,andsoraised

thenoftheirsessioheybidcry

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