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ndflutteredints;thenreliques,beads,

    indulgences,dispenses,pardons,bulls,

    thesportofhese,up,

    flyoerthebacksideoftheworldfaroff

    intoalieandbroad,sinalled

    theparadiseoffools,tofewunknown

    longafter;norod.

    allthisdarkglobethefiendfoundashepassed,

    andlonghe

    ofdatuedthithere

    histravelledsteps:fardistanthedescries

    asdingbydegreesgnifit

    uptotheructurehigh;

    attoporerich,appeared

    thee,

    ondandgold

    eellished;thicks

    theportalshone,initableoh

    bydel,orbyshadingpencil,drawn.

    thesestairshasobsaw

    angelsasdinganddesding,bands

    ofguardiansbright,esaufled

    topadanarainthefieldofluz

    dreangbynightuheopensky

    aeofheaven.

    eachstairsteriouslyeant,norstood

    paradiselost

    85of374

    therealetis

    viehabrightseaflowed

    ofjasper,orofliquidpearl,whereon

    efroarth,failingarrived

    edbyangels,orflehelake

    raptinachariotdraeeds.

    thestairshedohertodare

    thefiendbyeasyast,ravate

    hissadexthedoorsofbliss:

    directagaih,

    justoertheblissfulseatofparadise,

    apassagedootheearth,apassagewide,

    es

    overuntsion,and,thoughthatwerelarge,

    overtheprosedlandtogodsodear;

    byovisitoftthosehappytribes,

    onhighbehestshisaoandfro

    passedfrequent,andhiseyehchard

    froahefountofjordansflood,

    tobeersaba,heholyland

    bordersoandthearabianshore;

    soed,

    todarkness,suchasboundtheowave.

    satanfroenoheloair,

    thatscaledbystepsofgoldtoheavengate,

    looksdohthesuddenview

    ofallthisonce.as,

    throughdark;hone

    allght,;tkastbybreakofcheerfuldawn

    paradiselost

    86of374

    obtainsthebroehighghill,

    ohiseyedisversunaware

    thegoodlyprospeefnland

    firstseen,orsoreropolis

    hglisteringspiresandpinnaclesadoed,

    hnos:

    suchhoughafterheavenseen,

    thespiritlign,butchreenvyseised,

    atsightofallthisworldbeheldsofair.

    roundhesurveysandight,ood

    sohighabovethecirgopy

    ofnightsextendedshade,froastepoint

    oflibratothefleecystarthatbears

    andro**roffatlantickseas

    beyondthehorizon;thenfrooletopole

    hevieh,andhoutlongerpause

    dointionthrows

    hisflightprecipitant,andhease

    throughthepurerbleairhisobliqueway

    angstinnurablestars,thatshone

    starsdistant,butnighhaherworlds;

    orothered,orhappyisles,

    likethosehesperiangardensfadofold,

    fortunatefields,an

    ...

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