iseenotakes.insolitude

thedaythoueatestthereof,solend

notonlythesefairbounds,butalltheearth

replenished,andalltheseatthynd

thusipresutuous;andthevisiht,

ent;eachbirdstoopedonhiswing.

hvariousliviures,andtheair

theirelent,todrahethinnerair.

ifoundhoughtiedstill;

callestthousolitudeisnottheearth

surpassestfarnang;hoayi

insignbehold

andreasonnotibly:hthese

therigidinterdi,hresounds

nottoincur;butsoonhist

o,bye,forthouaboveallthese,

paradiselost

transgressed,iablythoushaltdie,

soaly,andhhandssoliberal,

or,allenjoyifind

aftertheirkinds;ibringtheoreceive

ofelyhepronounced

andshuernsequence:forknow,

totheeandtothyraceigive;aslords

inadtheastheypassed,anduood

approagtheseweringlow

andtotheheavenlyvisionthuspresud.

toeandplaybeforetheeknothounot

abovenkind,htthannkindhigher,

adorethee,authorofthisuniverse,

paradiselost

shaltlose,expelledfroeoaworld

happiness,anenjoyalone,

nothithersuoned,siheyotge

orliveinsea,orair;beast,fish,andfowl.

andallthisgoodtonforwhosewellbeing

reerihee,shuntotaste,

yetdreadfulihoughine

theiature,hsuowledgegodendued

asthushespake,eachbirdabehold

thouhastprovidedallthings:bute

adthegardenbythetreeoflife,

possessit,andallthingsthatthereinlive,

frohatdayrtal;andthishappystate

offishhintheireryresidence,

hloe

froheetheias,andpaytheefealty

suddenapprehension:butinthese

asilerebrightehusreplied.

theirlanguageandtheirheyalsoknow,

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retued,andgraciouspurposethusrenewed.

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