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joyousthebirds;freshgalesaleairs

before:anisheofn

tothetheirwings

shedtheirselectestinflueheearth

graceeps,heaveninhereye,

giverofallthingsfairbutfairestthis

yetinnodvirgiy,

andhappyions,onthathour

e,shetued:

paradiselost

paradiselost

thushaveitoldtheeallstate,andbrought

ofallthygiftsnore.inowsee

ofnuptialsanctity,andrriagerites:

theredesirable;or,tosayall,

tr

thistuhathdeands;thouhastfulfilled

iledherblushinglikethe:allheaven,

elodyofbirds:buthere

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onhishilltop,tolightthebridalla.

suchasisaydreaadoed

i,overjoyed,uldnotforbearaloud.

fatherandther,andtohiswifeadhere;

sheheardthus;andthoughdivinelybrought,

storytothesufearthlybliss,

as,usedoot,indnoge,

ineverygesturedignityandlove.

sungspousal,andbidhastetheeveningstar

ledbyherheavehoughunseen,

hallearthorheavenuldbestow

boneofbone,fleshofflesh,self

natureherself,thoughpureofsinfulthought,

gavesignofgratulation,andeachhill;

thatunsoughtbewon,

pleadedreason.tothenuptialbower

andguidedbyhisvoied

farotherransportedibehold,

disp,tillthearousbirdofnight

notobvious,notobtrusive,but,retired,

tokeheraable:onsheca,

desire;thesedeliies

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ianoftaste,sight,sll,herbs,fruits,andflowers,

extracted:forthiscauseheshallfo

ayapproved

thyorbounteousandbenign,

,beholdher,notfaroff,

andtheyshallbeoneflesh,o,onesoul.

ustofind

flungrose,flungodoursfrohespicyshrub,

ifollowashonourknew,

hervirtue,andthensceofherh,

inallthingselsedelightindeed,butsuch