《Paradise Lost Ⅴ》第3章

go　therefore；　half　this　day　as　friend　with　friend
converse　with　adam；　in　what　bowre　or　shade　＇　230　＇
thou　findst　him　from　the　heat　of　noon　retird；
to　respit　his　day…labour　with　repast；
or　with　repose；　and　such　discourse　bring　on；
as　may　advise　him　of　his　happie　state；
happiness　in　his　power　left　free　to　will；　＇　235　＇
left　to　his　own　free　will；　his　will　though　free；
yet　mutable；　whence　warne　him　to　beware
he　swerve　not　too　secure：　tell　him　withall
his　danger；　and　from　whom；　what　enemie
late　falln　himself　from　heavn；　is　plotting　now　＇　240　＇
the　fall　of　others　from　like　state　of　bliss；
by　violence；　no；　for　that　shall　be　withstood；
but　by　deceit　and　lies；　this　let　him　know；
lest　wilfully　transgressing　he　pretend
surprisal；　unadmonisht；　unforewarnd。　＇　245　＇
so　spake　th　eternal　father；　and　fulfilld
all　justice：　nor　delaid　the　winged　saint
after　his　charge　receivd；　but　from　among
thousand　celestial　ardors；　where　he　stood
vaild　with　his　gorgeous　wings；　up　springing　light　＇　250　＇
flew　through　the　midst　of　heavn；　th　angelic　quires
on　each　hand　parting；　to　his　speed　gave　way
through　all　th　empyreal　road；　till　at　the　gate
of　heavn　arrivd；　the　gate　self…opend　wide
on　golden　hinges　turning；　as　by　work　＇　255　＇
divine　the　sovran　architect　had　framd。
from　hence；　no　cloud；　or；　to　obstruct　his　sight；
starr　interposd；　however　small　he　sees；
not　unconform　to　other　shining　globes；
earth　and　the　gardn　of　god；　with　cedars　crownd　＇　260　＇
above　all　hills。　as　when　by　night　the　glass
of　galileo；　less　assurd；　observes
imagind　lands　and　regions　in　the　moon：
or　pilot　from　amidst　the　cyclades
delos　or　samos　first　appeering　kenns　＇　265　＇
a　cloudy　spot。　down　thither　prone　in　flight
he　speeds；　and　through　the　vast　ethereal　skie
sailes　between　worlds　and　worlds；　with　steddie　wing
now　on　the　polar　windes；　then　with　quick　fann
winnows　the　buxom　air；　till　within　soare　＇　270　＇
of　towring　eagles；　to　all　the　fowles　he　seems
a　ph？nix；　gazd　by　all；　as　that　sole　bird
when　to　enshrine　his　reliques　in　the　suns
bright　temple；　to　？gyptian　thebs　he　flies。
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Paradise　Lost　Ⅴ7
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at　once　on　th　eastern　cliff　of　paradise　＇　275　＇
he　lights；　and　to　his　proper　shape　returns
a　seraph　wingd；　six　wings　he　wore；　to　shade
his　lineaments　divine；　the　pair　that　clad
each　shoulder　broad；　came　mantling　ore　his　brest
with　regal　ornament；　the　middle　pair　＇　280　＇
girt　like　a　starrie　zone　his　waste；　and　round
skirted　his　loines　and　thighes　with　downie　gold
and　colours　dipt　in　heavn；　the　third　his　feet
shaddowd　from　either　heele　with　featherd　maile
skie…tincturd　grain。　like　maias　son　he　stood；　＇　285　＇
and　shook　his　plumes；　that　heavnly　fragrance　filld
the　circuit　wide。　strait　knew　him　all　the　bands
of　angels　under　watch；　and　to　his　state；
and　to　his　message　high　in　honour　rise；
for　on　som　message　high　they　guessd　him　bound。　＇　290　＇
thir　glittering　tents　he　passd；　and　now　is　e
into　the　blissful　field；　through　groves　of　myrrhe；
and　flouring　odours；　cassia；　nard；　and　balme；
a　wilderness　of　sweets；　for　nature　here
wantond　as　in　her　prime；　and　plaid　at　will　＇　295　＇
her　virgin　fancies；　pouring　forth　more　sweet；
wilde　above　rule　or　art；　enormous　bliss。
him　through　the　spicie　forrest　onward　
adam　discernd；　as　in　the　dore　he　sat
of　his　coole　bowre；　while　now　the　mounted　sun　＇　300　＇
shot　down　direct　his　fervid　raies；　to　warme
earths　inmost　womb；　more　warmth　then　adam　needs；
and　eve　within；　due　at　her　hour　prepard
for　dinner　savourie　fruits；　of　taste　to　please
true　appetite；　and　not　disrelish　thirst　＇　305　＇
of　nectarous　draughts　between；　from　milkie　stream；
berrie　or　grape：　to　whom　thus　adam　calld。
haste　hither　eve；　and　worth　thy　sight　behold
eastward　among　those　trees；　what　glorious　shape
es　this　way　moving；　seems　another　morn　＇　310　＇
risn　on　mid…noon；　som　great　behest　from　heavn
to　us　perhaps　he　brings；　and　will　voutsafe
this　day　to　be　our　guest。　but　goe　with　speed；
and　what　thy　stores　contain；　bring　forth　and　poure
abundance；　fit　to　honour　and　receive　＇　315　＇
our　heavnly　stranger；　well　we　may　afford
our　givers　thir　own　gifts；　and　large　bestow
from　large　bestowd；　where　nature　multiplies
her　fertil　growth；　and　by　disburdning　grows
more　fruitful；　which　instructs　us　not　to　spare。　＇　320　＇
to　whom　thus　eve。　adam；　earths　hallowd　mould；
of　god　inspird；　small　store　will　serve；　where　store；
all　seasons；　ripe　for　use　hangs　on　the　stalk；
save　what　by　frugal　storing　firmness　gains
to　nourish；　and　superfluous　moist　consumes：　＇　325　＇
but　i　will　haste　and　from　each　bough　and　break；
each　plant　and　juiciest　gourd　will　pluck　such　choice
to　entertain　our　angel　guest；　as　hee
beholding　shall　confess　that　here　on　earth
god　hath　dispenst　his　bounties　as　in　heavn。　＇　330　＇
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Paradise　Lost　Ⅴ8
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so　saying；　with　dispatchful　looks　in　haste
she　turns；　on　hospitable　thoughts　intent
what　choice　to　chuse　for　delicacie　best；
what　order；　so　contrivd　as　not　to　mix
tastes；　not　well　joynd；　inelegant；　but　bring　＇　335　＇
taste　after　taste　upheld　with　kindliest　change；
bestirs　her　then；　and　from　each　tender　stalk
whatever　earth　all…bearing　mother　yields
in　india　east　or　west；　or　middle　shoare
in　pontus　or　the　punic　coast；　or　where　＇　340　＇
alcinous　reignd；　fruit　of　all　kindes；　in　coate；
rough；　or　smooth　rind；　or　bearded　husk；　or　shell
she　gathers；　tribute　large；　and　on　the　board
heaps　with　unsparing　hand；　for　drink　the　grape
she　crushes；　inoffensive　moust；　and　meathes　＇　345　＇
from　many　a　berrie；　and　from　sweet　kernels　prest
she　tempers　dulcet　creams；　nor　these　to　hold
wants　her　fit　vessels　pure；　then　strews　the　ground
with　rose　and　odours　from　the　shrub　unfumd。
mean　while　our　primitive　great　sire；　to　meet　＇　350　＇
his　god…like　guest；　walks　forth；　without　more　train
acpanied　then　with　his　own　pleat
perfections；　in　himself　was　all　his　state；
more　solemn　then　the　tedious　pomp　that　waits
on　princes；　when　thir　rich　retinue　long　＇　355　＇
of　horses　led