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  Speaker 1: Maryland Paradise Lost by John Milton, Book six, Part one,
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  Speaker 1: All Night, the Dreadless Angel, unpursued through Heaven's wide Champagne
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  Speaker 1: held his way till morn, waked by the circling hours,
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  Speaker 1: with rosy hand unbarred the gates of light. There is
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  Speaker 1: a cave within the mount of God, fast by his throne,
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  Speaker 1: where light and darkness in perpetual round lodge and dislodge
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  Speaker 1: by turns, which makes through heaven grateful vicissitude like day
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  Speaker 1: and night light issues forth, and at the other door
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  Speaker 1: obsequious darkness enters till her hour to veil the heaven,
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  Speaker 1: though darkness there might well seem twilight here and now
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  Speaker 1: went forth the morn, such as in highest Heaven, arrayed
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  Speaker 1: in gold imperial from before her vanished night shot through
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  Speaker 1: with orient beams, when all the plain cover'd with thick
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  Speaker 1: embattled squadrons, bright chariots and flaming arms, and fiery steeds
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  Speaker 1: reflecting blaze on Blaze first met his view war. He
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  Speaker 1: perceived war in procinct, and found already known what he
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  Speaker 1: for news had thought to have reported gladly. Then he
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  Speaker 1: mixed among those friendly powers, whom him received with joy
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  Speaker 1: and acclamations loud that one that of so many myriads fallen,
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  Speaker 1: yet one return not lost. On to the sacred hill.
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  Speaker 1: They led him high, applauded, and present before the seat Supreme.
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  Speaker 1: From whence a voice from midst a golden cloud. Thus
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  Speaker 1: mild was heard, servant of God. Well done well, hast
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  Speaker 1: Thou fought the better fight, whose single hast maintained against
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  Speaker 1: revolted multitudes, the cause of truth in word mightier than
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  Speaker 1: they in arms. And for the testimony of truth, hast
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  Speaker 1: borne universal reproach far worse to bear than violence. For
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  Speaker 1: this t was all thy care to stand approved in
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  Speaker 1: sight of God. Though worlds judge thee perverse, the easier
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  Speaker 1: conquest now remains THEE, aided by this host of friends,
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  Speaker 1: back on thy foes, more glorious to return than scorn,
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  Speaker 1: Thou didst depart and to subdue by force, who reason
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  Speaker 1: for their law, refuse right reason for their law, and
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  Speaker 1: for their king Messiah, who by right of merit reigns.
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  Speaker 1: Go Michael of celestial armies, Prince and Thou in military
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  Speaker 1: prowess next to Gabriel, Lead forth to battle these my
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  Speaker 1: sons invincible. Lead forth my armored saints, by thousands and
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  Speaker 1: by millions, ranged for fight, equal in number to that
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  Speaker 1: godless crew. Rebellious them with fire and hostile arms, fearless assault,
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  Speaker 1: and to the brow of Heaven, pursuing drive them out
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  Speaker 1: from God and bliss into their place of punishment, the
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  Speaker 1: gulf of Tartarus, which ready opens wide his fiery chaos,
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  Speaker 1: to receive their fall. So spake the sovereign voice, and
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  Speaker 1: clouds began to darken in all the hill and smoke
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  Speaker 1: to roul in dusky wreaths, reluctant flames, the sign of
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  Speaker 1: wrath awaked nor with less dread. The loud ethereal trumpet
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  Speaker 1: from on high gan blow at which command the power's
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  Speaker 1: militant that stood for Heaven in mighty quadrant, joined of union, irresistible,
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  Speaker 1: moved on in silence their bright legions to the sound
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  Speaker 1: of instrumental harmony that breathed heroic ardor to adventurous deeds
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  Speaker 1: under their godlike leaders in the cause of God and
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  Speaker 1: his Messiah. On they move indissolubly, firm, nor obvious hill,
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  Speaker 1: nor straitening vale, nor wood, nor stream divides their perfect ranks.
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  Speaker 1: For high above the ground their march was, and the
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  Speaker 1: passive air upbore their nimble tread as when the total
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  Speaker 1: kind of birds in orderly array on wing came summoned
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  Speaker 1: over Eden to receive their names of thee. So over
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  Speaker 1: many a tract of heaven they march'd, and many a
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  Speaker 1: province wide tenfold the length of this terrain. At last,
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  Speaker 1: far in the horizon to the north, appeared from skirt
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  Speaker 1: to skirt of fiery region, stretched in battalious aspect, and
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  Speaker 1: nearer view, bristled with upright beams, innumerable of rigid spears
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  Speaker 1: and helmets, thronged, and shields various. With boastful argument, portrayed
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  Speaker 1: the banded powers of Satan, hasting on with furious expedition,
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  Speaker 1: For they weened that self same day, by fight or
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  Speaker 1: by surprise, to win the mount of God, and on
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  Speaker 1: his throne, to set the envier of his state the
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  Speaker 1: proud aspirer. But their thoughts proved fond and vain in
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  Speaker 1: the midway, though strange to us. It seemed at first
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  Speaker 1: that Angel should with Angel war and in fierce hosting meat,
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  Speaker 1: who wont to meet so oft in festivals of joy
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  Speaker 1: and love, unanimous as sons of one great sire, hymning
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  Speaker 1: the eternal Father. But the shout of battle now began,
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  Speaker 1: and rushing sound of onset ended. Soon each milder thought
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  Speaker 1: high in the midst exalted as a god, the Apostat
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  Speaker 1: in his sun bright chariot, sat idle of majesty, divine
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  Speaker 1: inclosed with flaming cherubim and golden shields, then lighted from
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  Speaker 1: his gorgeous throne for now TwixT host and host. But
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  Speaker 1: narrow space was left a dreadful interval, and front to
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  Speaker 1: front presented stood in terrible array of hideous length. Before
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  Speaker 1: the cloudy van on the rough edge of battle. Ere
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  Speaker 1: it join'd Satan, with vast and haughty strides advanced came towering,
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  Speaker 1: armed in adamant and gold abdeal that sight endured not
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  Speaker 1: where he stood among the mightiest, bent on highest deeds.
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  Speaker 1: And thus his own undaunted heart explores o Heaven that
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  Speaker 1: such resemblance of the highest should yet remain where faith
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  Speaker 1: and realty remain not, wherefore should not strength, and might
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  Speaker 1: there fail where virtue fails, or weakest prove where boldest,
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  Speaker 1: though to sight unconquerable his puissants, trusting in the Almighty's aid,
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  Speaker 1: I mean to try, whose reason I have tried unsound
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  Speaker 1: and false, Nor is it aught, but just that he
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  Speaker 1: who in debate of truth hath one should win in
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  Speaker 1: arms both disputes alike victor, though brutish that contest and
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  Speaker 1: foul when reason hath to deal with force. Yet so
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  Speaker 1: most reason is that reason overcome. So pondering, and from
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  Speaker 1: his armed peers forth, stepping opposite half way, he met
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  Speaker 1: his daring foe at this prevention, more incensed, and thus
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  Speaker 1: securely him defied proud art Thou met thy hope was
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  Speaker 1: to have reached the height of thy aspiring unopposed, the
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  Speaker 1: throne of God, unguarded, and his side abandoned at the
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  Speaker 1: terror of thy power or potent tongue. Fool not to
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  Speaker 1: think how vain against omnipotent to rise in arms, who
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  Speaker 1: out of smallest things, could without end have raised incessant
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  Speaker 1: armies to defeat thy folly, Or with solitary hand, reaching
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  Speaker 1: beyond all limit, at one blow unaided, could have finished
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  Speaker 1: thee and whelm thy legions under darkness. But thou seest
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  Speaker 1: all are not of thy train. There be who faith
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  Speaker 1: prefer and piety to God, though then to thee not visible.
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  Speaker 1: When I alone seemed in thy world erroneous to dissent
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  Speaker 1: from all my sect, thou seest now learn too late,
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  Speaker 1: how few sometimes may know when thousands err whom the
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  Speaker 1: grand foe with scornful eye askance. Thus answer'd ill for thee,
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  Speaker 1: but in wisht hour of my revenge, first sought for
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  Speaker 1: thou return'st from flight seditious angel, to receive thy merited reward.
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  Speaker 1: The first essay of this right hand provoked since first
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  Speaker 1: that tongue inspired with contradiction, Durst oppose a third part
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  Speaker 1: of the gods in Synod met their deities to assert who,
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  Speaker 1: while they feel vigor divine within them, can allow omnipotence
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  Speaker 1: to none. But well thou comest before thy fellows, ambitious
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  Speaker 1: to win from me, some plume that thy success may
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  Speaker 1: show destruction to the rest. This pause between unanswer'd, least
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  Speaker 1: thou boast to let THEE know. At first I thought
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  Speaker 1: that liberty in heav'n to heav'nly souls had been all one.
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  Speaker 1: But now I see that most through sloth had rather
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  Speaker 1: served ministering spirits train'd up in feast and song. Such
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  Speaker 1: hast thou arm'd the ministrelsy of heav'n servility, with freedom
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  Speaker 1: to contend as both their deeds compared this day shall
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  Speaker 1: prove to whom in brief Thus abd'al Stern replied apostat,
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  Speaker 1: Still thou errest nor end will find of erring from
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  Speaker 1: the path of truth remote unjustly. Thou deprav'est it with
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  Speaker 1: the name of servitude to serve whom God ordains or nature.
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  Speaker 1: God and Nature bid the same. When he who rules
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  Speaker 1: is worthiest and excels them whom he governs. This is
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  Speaker 1: servitude to serve thee unwise o'er him that hath rebelled
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  Speaker 1: against his worthier as thine. Now serve thee thyself not free,
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  Speaker 1: but to thy self enthrall'd. Yet lewdely darest our ministring
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  Speaker 1: upbraid reign Thou in hell thy kingdom, Let me serve
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  Speaker 1: in heav'n God, ever blest and his divine behests obey,
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  Speaker 1: worthiest to be obeyed. Yet chains in hell not realms
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  Speaker 1: expect Meanwhile, from me, return'd as erst thou saidst from flight,
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  Speaker 1: this greeting on thy impious crest, receive so, saying a
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  Speaker 1: noble stroke, he lifted high, which hung not, but so
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  Speaker 1: swift with tempest fell on the proud crest of Satan,
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  Speaker 1: that no sight nor motion of swift thought less could
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  Speaker 1: his shield such ruin intercept ten paces huge He back
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  Speaker 1: recoil'd the tenth on bended knee, his massy spear upstay'd
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  Speaker 1: as if on earth, winds under ground or water's forcing way.
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  Speaker 1: Sidelong had push'd a mountain from his seat, half sunk
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  Speaker 1: with all his pines. Amazement seized the rebel thrones, but
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  Speaker 1: greater rage to see thus foil'd their mightiest ours, joy
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  Speaker 1: fill'd and shout presage of victory and fierce desire of battle.
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  Speaker 1: Whereat Michael bid sound the archangel trumpet through the vast
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  Speaker 1: of heaven. It sounded, and the faithful armies rung Hosanna
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  Speaker 1: to the highest, Nor stood it gaze the adverse legions,
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  Speaker 1: nor lest hideous join'd the horrid shock Now storming, fury
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  Speaker 1: rose and clamor such as heard in heaven till now
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  Speaker 1: was never arms on armor clashing brayed horrible discord, and
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  Speaker 1: the madding wheels of brazen chariots raged. Dire was the
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  Speaker 1: noise of conflict overhead, The dismal hiss of fiery darts
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  Speaker 1: in flaming volleys flew and flying vaulted either host with fire,
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  Speaker 1: sounder fiery cope together rushed both battles mane with ruinous
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  Speaker 1: assault and inextinguishable rage. All Heaven resounded, And had earth
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  Speaker 1: been then all Earth had to her center shook. What
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  Speaker 1: wonder when millions of fierce, encountering angels fought on either side,
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  Speaker 1: the least of whom could weld these elements and arm
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  Speaker 1: him with the force of all their regions. How much
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  Speaker 1: more of power army against army numberless to raise dreadful combustion,
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  Speaker 1: warring and disturbed, though not destroy their happy native seat.
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  Speaker 1: Had not the eternal king, omnipotent from his stronghold of
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  Speaker 1: Heaven High O'er ruled and limited their might. Though number'd
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  Speaker 1: such as each divided legion might have seemed a numerous
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  Speaker 1: host in strength, each armed hand a legion led in fight,
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  Speaker 1: yet leader seem'd each warrior single, as in chief, expert
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  Speaker 1: when to advance or stand or turn The sway of battle, open,
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  Speaker 1: when and when to close the bridges of grim war.
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  Speaker 1: No thought of flight, none of retreat, no unbecoming deed
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  Speaker 1: that argued fear. Each on himself relied as only in
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  Speaker 1: his arm the moment lay of victory. Deeds of eternal
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  Speaker 1: fame were done, but infinite, for wide was spread that war,
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  Speaker 1: and various, sometimes on firm ground, a standing fight, then
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  Speaker 1: soaring on main wing, tormented all the air, all air seem'd,
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  Speaker 1: then conflicting fire long time in even scale. The battle
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  Speaker 1: hung till Satan, who that day prodigious power had shone,
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  Speaker 1: and met in arms no equal ranging through the dire
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  Speaker 1: attack of fighting. Seraphim confused at length saw where the
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  Speaker 1: sword of Michael smote and fell'd squadrons at once with
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  Speaker 1: huge two handed sway brandishd aloft, the horrid edge came
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  Speaker 1: down wide, wasting such destruction to withstand. He hasted and
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  Speaker 1: opposed the rocky orb of tenfold, adamant his ample shield,
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  Speaker 1: a vast circumference at his approach, the great Archangel, from
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  Speaker 1: his warlike toil surceas'd and glad as, hoping here to
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  Speaker 1: end Intestine war in heav'n. The arch foe subdued or captive,
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  Speaker 1: dragg'd in chains with hostile frown and visage, all inflame.
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  Speaker 1: First Thus began author of evil unknown till thy revolt,
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  Speaker 1: unnamed in Heaven. Now plenteous as thou seest these acts
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  Speaker 1: of hateful strife, hateful to all, though heaviest by just
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  Speaker 1: measure on thyself and thy adherents. How hast thou disturb'd
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  Speaker 1: Heaven's blest peace and into nature brought misery uncreated till
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  Speaker 1: the crime of thy rebellion. How hast thou instill'd thy
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  Speaker 1: malice into thousands, once upright and faithful, now prov'd false,
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  Speaker 1: But think not here to trouble wholly rest Heaven casts
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  Speaker 1: THEE out from all her confines. Heaven the seed of
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  Speaker 1: bliss brooks not the works of violence and war. Hence,
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  Speaker 1: then an evil go with THEE, along thy offspring, to
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  Speaker 1: the place of evil Hell Thou and thy wicked crew
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  Speaker 1: There mingle broils e'er this avenging sword begin thy doom,
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  Speaker 1: or some more sudden vengeance winged from God, precipitate THEE
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  Speaker 1: with augmented pain. So spake the Prince of Angels, to
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  Speaker 1: whom thus the adversary nor think thou, with wind of
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  Speaker 1: aery threats to all whom, Yet with deeds thou canst
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  Speaker 1: not hast thou turn the least of these to flight,
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  Speaker 1: or if to fall, but that they rise unvanquished, easier
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  Speaker 1: to transact with me than thou shouldst hope, imperious and
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  Speaker 1: with threats to chase me. Hence ere not that so
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  Speaker 1: shall end the strife which thou call'st evil, But we
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  Speaker 1: style the strife of glory, which we mean to win,
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  Speaker 1: or turn this heaven itself into the hell. Thou fablest here, however,
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  Speaker 1: to dwell free, if not to reign. Meanwhile, while thy
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  Speaker 1: utmost force and join him named almighty, to thy aid,
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  Speaker 1: I fly not, but have sought thee far and nigh.
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  Speaker 1: They ended parley, and both addressed for fight unspeakable. For who,
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  Speaker 1: though with the tongue of angels, can relate or to
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  Speaker 1: what things liken on earth conspicuous that may lift human
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  Speaker 1: imagination to such height of godlike power. For likest gods,
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  Speaker 1: they seem'd stood, they or moved in stature motion, arms
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  Speaker 1: fit to decide the empire of great Heaven. Now waved
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  Speaker 1: their fiery swords and in the air made horrid circles
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  Speaker 1: two broad suns, their shields blazed opposite, while expectations stood
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  Speaker 1: in horror from each hand. With speed retired where erst
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  Speaker 1: was thickest, fight the angelic throng, and left large field
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  Speaker 1: unsafe within the wind of such commotion, such as to
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  Speaker 1: set forth great things by small if nature's concord broke.
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  Speaker 1: Among the constellations, war were sprung. Two planets, rushing from
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  Speaker 1: a spectmalign of fiercest opposition in mid sky, should combat,
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  Speaker 1: and their jarring spheres confound together, both with next to
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  Speaker 1: almighty arm uplifted imminent one's stroke. They aimed that might
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  Speaker 1: determine and not need repeat, as not of power at once,
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  Speaker 1: nor odds appeared in might or swift prevention. But the
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  Speaker 1: sword of Michael from the armory of God was given him,
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  Speaker 1: tempered so that neither keen nor solid might resist that edge.
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  Speaker 1: It met the sword of Satan with steep force to smite,
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  Speaker 1: descending and in half cut sheer nor stay'd, but with
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  Speaker 1: swift weel, reverse deep entering shared all his right side.
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  Speaker 1: Then Satan first knew pain and writhed him to and
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  Speaker 1: fro convolved so sore the grinding sword with discontinuous wound
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  Speaker 1: passed through him, but the ethereal substance closed, not long divisible,
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  Speaker 1: and from the gash a stream of nectarous humor issuing
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  Speaker 1: flowed sanguine, such as celestial spirits may bleed, and all
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  Speaker 1: his armor stain'd ere while so bright forthwith on all
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  Speaker 1: a size to his aid was run by angels many
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  Speaker 1: and strong, who interpose defense, while others bore him on
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  Speaker 1: their shields. Back to his chariot, where it stood, retired
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  Speaker 1: from off the files of war. There they him laid,
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  Speaker 1: gnashing for anguish, and despite and shame to find himself
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  Speaker 1: not matchless, and his pride humbled by such a rebuke,
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  Speaker 1: so far beneath his confidence to equal God in power.
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  Speaker 1: Yet soon he healed, for spirits that live throughout, vital
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  Speaker 1: in every part, not as frail man in entrails, hard
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  Speaker 1: or head, liver or rihnds cannot. But by annihilating die
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  Speaker 1: nor in their liquid texture, mortal wound received no more
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  Speaker 1: than can the fluid air all heart. They live, all head,
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  Speaker 1: all eye, all ear, all intellect, all sense, and as
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  Speaker 1: they please, they limb themselves and color, shape or size,
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  Speaker 1: assume as likes them best condense or rare. Meanwhile, in
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  Speaker 1: other parts, like deeds deserved memorial, where the might of
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  Speaker 1: Gabriel fought and with fear ensigns pierced the deep array
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  Speaker 1: of Moloch, furious king, who him defied and at his
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  Speaker 1: chariot wheels to drag him bound. Threatened, Nor from the
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  Speaker 1: holy One of Heaven, refrain'd his tongue blasphemous, but Anon down,
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  Speaker 1: cloven to the waist, with shattered arms and uncouth pain,
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  Speaker 1: fled bellowing on each wing. Uriel and Raphael, his vaunting foe,
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  Speaker 1: though huge and in a rock of diamond, armed, vanquish'd
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  Speaker 1: Adramlek and Asthmadi, two potent thrones that to be less
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  Speaker 1: than God's disdain'd, but meaner thoughts learned in their flight,
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  Speaker 1: mangled with ghastly wounds through plate and mail, Nor stood
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  Speaker 1: unmindful Abdiel to annoy the atheist crew, but with redoubled
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  Speaker 1: blow Ariel and Arioch, and the violence of ramaeles scorched
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  Speaker 1: and blasted overthrow. I might relate of thousands and their
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  Speaker 1: names eternize here on earth, But those elect angels, contented
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  Speaker 1: with their fame in heavens, seek not the praise of
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  Speaker 1: men the other sword in might, though wondrous and in
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  Speaker 1: acts of war, nor of renown less eager, yet by doom,
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  Speaker 1: canceled from heaven and sacred memory, nameless in dark oblivion,
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  Speaker 1: Let them dwell for strength from truth divided, and from
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  Speaker 1: just illaudable, not merits but dispraise and ignominy. Yet to
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  Speaker 1: glory aspires vainglorious, and through infamy seeks fame. Therefore eternal
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  Speaker 1: silence be their doom, And now their mightiest quelled. The
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  Speaker 1: battle swerv'd with many an inroad, gored, deformed, rout enter'd
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  Speaker 1: in foul disorder, all the ground, with shivered armor strown
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  Speaker 1: and on a heap, chariot and charioteer lay overturned, and
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  Speaker 1: fiery foaming steeds. What stood recoiled or wearied through the
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  Speaker 1: faint satanic host, defensive scarce, or with pale fear surprised,
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  Speaker 1: Then first with fear surprised and sense of pain fled
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  Speaker 1: ignominious to such evil brought by sin of disobedience, till
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  Speaker 1: that hour, not liable to fear or flight or pain.
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  Speaker 1: Far otherwise the unviolable saints in Cubic phalanx firm advanced
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  Speaker 1: entire invulnerable, impenetrably armed, such high advantages their innocence gave
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  Speaker 1: them above their foes, not to have sinned, not to
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  Speaker 1: have disobeyed. In fight. They stood, unwearied, unobnoxious, to be
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  Speaker 1: pained by wound, though from their place by violence moved.
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  Speaker 1: And of Book six, Part one,