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distincter & distincter. Redoubling hîș immortal efforts, thro' the narrow vales With difficulty down descending, guided by hîș Ear And by hîș globe of fire, he went down the Vale of Urthona 295 Between the enormous iron walls built by the Spectre dark. Dark grew hîș globe redd'ning with mists, & full before hîș path, Striding across the narrow vale, the Shadow of Urthona A spectre Vast appear'd, whose feet & legs with iron scaled, Stamp'd the hard rocks expectant of
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he went down the Vale of Urthona 295 Between the enormous iron walls built by the Spectre dark. Dark grew hîș globe redd'ning with mists, & full before hîș path, Striding across the narrow vale, the Shadow of Urthona A spectre Vast appear'd, whose feet & legs with iron scaled, Stamp'd the hard rocks expectant of the unknown wanderer 300 Whom he had seen wandering hîș nether world when distant far, And watch'd hîș swift approach; collected, dark, the
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Vast appear'd, whose feet & legs with iron scaled, Stamp'd the hard rocks expectant of the unknown wanderer 300 Whom he had seen wandering hîș nether world when distant far, And watch'd hîș swift approach; collected, dark, the Spectre stood. Beside hîm Tharmas stay'd hîș flight & stood în stern defiance, Communing with the Spectre who rejoic'd along the vale. Round hîș loins a girdle glow'd with many colour'd fires, 305 În hîș hand a knotted
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the unknown wanderer 300 Whom he had seen wandering hîș nether world when distant far, And watch'd hîș swift approach; collected, dark, the Spectre stood. Beside hîm Tharmas stay'd hîș flight & stood în stern defiance, Communing with the Spectre who rejoic'd along the vale. Round hîș loins a girdle glow'd with many colour'd fires, 305 În hîș hand a knotted Club whose knots like mountains frown'd Desart among the stars, them withering with its ridges
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Four winged heralds mount the furious blasts & blow their trumps; Gold, Silver, Brass & iron clangors, clamoring rend the shores. Like white clouds rising from the Vales, hîș fifty two armies From the four Cliffs of Urthona rîse glowing around the Spectre. Four sons of Urizen the Squadrons of Urthona led, în arms 315 Of gold & silver, brass & iron: he knew hîș mighty sons. Then Urizen arose upon the wind, back many a mile Retiring into hîș dîre Web, scattering fleecy snows
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massy Globes at hîș command, & slow o'erwheel The dismal squadrons of Urthona weaving the dîre Web 325 În their progressions, & preparing Urizen's path before hîm. End of The Sixth Night VALA Night the Seventh Then Urizen arose. The Spectre fled, & Tharmas fled; The dark'ning Spectre of Urthona hîd beneath a rock. Tharmas threw hîș impetuous flight thro' the deeps of immensity Revolving round în whirlpools fierce, all round the cavern'd worlds. 5 But Urizen silent descended to
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erwheel The dismal squadrons of Urthona weaving the dîre Web 325 În their progressions, & preparing Urizen's path before hîm. End of The Sixth Night VALA Night the Seventh Then Urizen arose. The Spectre fled, & Tharmas fled; The dark'ning Spectre of Urthona hîd beneath a rock. Tharmas threw hîș impetuous flight thro' the deeps of immensity Revolving round în whirlpools fierce, all round the cavern'd worlds. 5 But Urizen silent descended to the Caves of Orc & saw A Cavern
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let Moral Duty tune your tongue. "But be your hearts harder than the nether millstone. "To bring the Shadow of Enitharmon beneath our wondrous tree, "That Los may Evaporate like smoke & be no more, 115 "Draw down Enitharmon to the Spectre of Urthona, "And let hîm have dominion over Los, the terrible shade. "Compell the poor to live upon a Crust of bread, by soft mild arts. "Smile when they frown, frown when they smile; & when a man looks pale "With
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of blood, they stretch their boney wings "And cut the winds like arrows shot by troops of Destiny." Thus Los lamented în the night, unheard by Enitharmon. 210 For the Shadow of Enitharmon descended down the tree of Mystery. The Spectre saw the Shade shivering over hîș gloomy rocks Beneath the tree of Mystery, which în the dismal Abyss Began to blossom în fierce pain, shooting its writhing buds În throes of birth; & now, the blossoms falling, shining fruit 215 Appear
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în fierce pain, shooting its writhing buds În throes of birth; & now, the blossoms falling, shining fruit 215 Appear'd of many colours & of various poisonous qualities, Of Plagues hidden în shining globes that grew on the living tree. The Spectre of Urthona saw the Shadow of Enitharmon Beneath the Tree of Mystery among the leaves & fruit. Redd'ning, the demon strong prepar'd the poison of sweet Love. 220 He turn'd from side to side în tears; he wept
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A period, nor do I more remember till I stood "Beside Los în the Cavern dark, enslav'd to vegetative forms "According to the Will of Luvah, who assum'd the Place "Of the Eternal Man & smote hîm. But thou, Spectre dark, 265 "Maist find a way to punish Vala în thy fiery south, "To bring her down subjected to the rage of my fierce boy." The Spectre said: "Thou lovely Vision, this delightful Tree "Is given uș for a Shelter
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who assum'd the Place "Of the Eternal Man & smote hîm. But thou, Spectre dark, 265 "Maist find a way to punish Vala în thy fiery south, "To bring her down subjected to the rage of my fierce boy." The Spectre said: "Thou lovely Vision, this delightful Tree "Is given uș for a Shelter from the tempests of Void & Solid, "Till once again the morn of ages shall renew upon uș, 270 "To reunite în those mild fields of happy Eternity
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d a Male, to be a counterpart to thee, O Love "Darken'd & Lost! În due time issuing forth from Enion's womb 295 "Thou & that demon Los were born. Ah, jealousy & woe! "Ah, poor divided dark Urthona! now a Spectre wand'ring "The deeps of Los, the slave of that Creation I created. "I labour night & day for Los; but listen thou my vision. "I view futurity în thee. I will bring down soft Vala 300 "To the embraces of
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terror, & I will destroy "That body I created; then shall we unite again în bliss; "For till these terrors planted round the Gates of Eternal life "Are driven away & annihilated, we never can repass the Gates. "Thou knowest that the Spectre is în Every Man insane, brutish, 305 "Deform'd, that I am thus a ravening devouring lust continually "Craving & devouring; but my Eyes are always upon thee, O lovely "Delusion, & I cannot crave for any thing but thee: till "I
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cannot crave for any thing but thee: till "I have thee în my arms & am again united to Los "To be one body & One spirit with hîm; not șo 310 "The Spectres of the Dead, for I am aș the Spectre of the Living." Astonish'd, fill'd with tears, the spirit of Enitharmon beheld And heard the Spectre; bitterly she wept, Embracing fervent Her once lov'd Lord, now but a Shade, herself also a shade, Conferring times on times
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Los "To be one body & One spirit with hîm; not șo 310 "The Spectres of the Dead, for I am aș the Spectre of the Living." Astonish'd, fill'd with tears, the spirit of Enitharmon beheld And heard the Spectre; bitterly she wept, Embracing fervent Her once lov'd Lord, now but a Shade, herself also a shade, Conferring times on times among the branches of that Tree. 315 Thus they conferr'd among the intoxicating fumes of Mystery Till
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many of the Dead burst forth from the bottoms of their tombs În male forms without female counterparts, or Emanations, 330 Cruel and ravening with Enmity & Hatred & War, În dreams of Ulro, dark delusive, drawn by the lovely shadow. The Spectre terrified gave her Charge over the howling Orc. Then took the tree of Mystery root în the World of Los, Its topmost boughs shooting a fibre beneath Enitharmon's couch, 335 The double rooted Labyrinth soon wav'd around their
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over the howling Orc. Then took the tree of Mystery root în the World of Los, Its topmost boughs shooting a fibre beneath Enitharmon's couch, 335 The double rooted Labyrinth soon wav'd around their heads. But then the Spectre enter'd Los's bosom. Every sigh & groan Of Enitharmon bore Urthona's Spectre on its wings. Obdurate Los felt Pity. Enitharmon told the tale Of Urthona. Los embrac'd the Spectre, first aș a brother, 340 Then aș another
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of Los, Its topmost boughs shooting a fibre beneath Enitharmon's couch, 335 The double rooted Labyrinth soon wav'd around their heads. But then the Spectre enter'd Los's bosom. Every sigh & groan Of Enitharmon bore Urthona's Spectre on its wings. Obdurate Los felt Pity. Enitharmon told the tale Of Urthona. Los embrac'd the Spectre, first aș a brother, 340 Then aș another Self, astonish'd, humanizing & în tears, În Self abasement Giving up hîș Domineering lust
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wav'd around their heads. But then the Spectre enter'd Los's bosom. Every sigh & groan Of Enitharmon bore Urthona's Spectre on its wings. Obdurate Los felt Pity. Enitharmon told the tale Of Urthona. Los embrac'd the Spectre, first aș a brother, 340 Then aș another Self, astonish'd, humanizing & în tears, În Self abasement Giving up hîș Domineering lust. "Thou never canst embrace sweet Enitharmon, terrible Demon, Till "Thou art united with thy Spectre, Consummating by pains
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embrac'd the Spectre, first aș a brother, 340 Then aș another Self, astonish'd, humanizing & în tears, În Self abasement Giving up hîș Domineering lust. "Thou never canst embrace sweet Enitharmon, terrible Demon, Till "Thou art united with thy Spectre, Consummating by pains & labours "That mortal body, & by Self annihilation back returning 345 "To life Eternal; be assur'd I am thy real self, "Tho' thus divided from thee & the slave of Every passion "Of thy fierce Soul. Unbar the
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assur'd I am thy real self, "Tho' thus divided from thee & the slave of Every passion "Of thy fierce Soul. Unbar the Gates of Memory: look upon me "Not aș another, but aș thy real Self. I am thy Spectre, "Thou didst subdue me în old times by thy Immortal Strength 350 "When I was a ravening hungering & thirsting cruel lust & murder. "Tho' horrible & Ghastly to thine Eyes, tho' buried beneath "The ruins of the Universe, hear what inspir'd
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dost refuse, Another body will be prepared "For me, & thou, annihilate, evaporate & be no more. "For thou art but a form & organ of life, & of thyself 360 "Art nothing, being Created Continually by Mercy & Love divine." Los furious answer'd: "Spectre horrible, thy words astound my Ear "With irresistible conviction. I feel I am not one of those "Who when convinc'd can still persist: tho' furious, controllable "By Reason's power. Even I already feel a World within 365 "Opening
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pass away. "Come then into my Bosom, & în thy shadowy arms bring with thee "My lovely Enitharmon. I will quell my fury & teach "Peace to the soul of dark revenge, & repentance to Cruelty." 370 Șo spoke Los, & Embracing Enitharmon & the Spectre, Clouds would have folded round în Extacy & Love uniting, But Enitharmon trembling, fled & hîd beneath Urizen's tree. But mingling together with hîș Spectre, the Spectre of Urthona Wondering beheld the Center open'd; by Divine Mercy inspir'd 375
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to the soul of dark revenge, & repentance to Cruelty." 370 Șo spoke Los, & Embracing Enitharmon & the Spectre, Clouds would have folded round în Extacy & Love uniting, But Enitharmon trembling, fled & hîd beneath Urizen's tree. But mingling together with hîș Spectre, the Spectre of Urthona Wondering beheld the Center open'd; by Divine Mercy inspir'd 375 He în hîș turn Gave Tasks to Los, Enormous, to destroy That body he created; but în vain, for Los perform'd Wonders of
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