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8 Rise , God ; ? judge thou the earth in might ; This wicked earth ? redress ; For
thou art he who shalt by right The nations all possess . 7 Shiphter . PSALM
LXXXIII . 1 chem.jur . ? Funarima . 3 Sui . IO 4 Fithjgnats gnal . 5 Tsephuncca . I
Be not ...
8 Rise , God ; ? judge thou the earth in might ; This wicked earth ? redress ; For
thou art he who shalt by right The nations all possess . 7 Shiphter . PSALM
LXXXIII . 1 chem.jur . ? Funarima . 3 Sui . IO 4 Fithjgnats gnal . 5 Tsephuncca . I
Be not ...
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18 Then shall they know that thou , whose name Jehovah is , alone Art the Most
High , and thou the same O'er all the earth art One . PSALM LXXXIV . i How
lovely are thy dwellings fair ! O Lord of Hosts , how dear The pleasant
tabernacles are ...
18 Then shall they know that thou , whose name Jehovah is , alone Art the Most
High , and thou the same O'er all the earth art One . PSALM LXXXIV . i How
lovely are thy dwellings fair ! O Lord of Hosts , how dear The pleasant
tabernacles are ...
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Terzetti . Why do the Gentiles tumult , and the nations Muse a vain thing , the
kings of the earth upstand With power , and princes in their congregations Lay
deep their plots together through each land Against the Lord and his Messiah
dear ?
Terzetti . Why do the Gentiles tumult , and the nations Muse a vain thing , the
kings of the earth upstand With power , and princes in their congregations Lay
deep their plots together through each land Against the Lord and his Messiah
dear ?
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20 This day ; ask of me , and the grant is made : As thy possession I on thee
bestow The Heathen , and , as thy conquest to be swayed , Earth's utmost
bounds : them shalt thou bring full low With iron sceptre bruised , and them
disperse Like to ...
20 This day ; ask of me , and the grant is made : As thy possession I on thee
bestow The Heathen , and , as thy conquest to be swayed , Earth's utmost
bounds : them shalt thou bring full low With iron sceptre bruised , and them
disperse Like to ...
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... have rendered less , And not freed my foe for naught : Let the enemy pursue
my soul , And overtake it ; let him tread My life down to the earth , and roll In the
dust my glory dead , In the dust , and there outspread Lodge it with dishonour foul
.
... have rendered less , And not freed my foe for naught : Let the enemy pursue
my soul , And overtake it ; let him tread My life down to the earth , and roll In the
dust my glory dead , In the dust , and there outspread Lodge it with dishonour foul
.
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| Title | The Poetical Works of John Milton |
| Author | John Mitford |
| Editors | John Mitford, David Masson |
| Publisher | J. R. Osgood, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 10 Nov 2016 |
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