voyagd th unreal; vast; unbounded deep
of horrible confusion; over which
by sin and death a broad way now is pavd
to expedite your glorious march; but i
toild out my uncouth passage; forct to ride ' 475 '
th untractable abysse; plungd in the womb
of unoriginal night and chaos wilde;
that jealous of thir secrets fiercely opposd
my journey strange; with clamorous uproare
protesting fate supreame; thence how i found ' 480 '
the new created world; which fame in heavn
long had foretold; a fabrick wonderful
of absolute perfection; therein man
plact in a paradise; by our exile
made happie: him by fraud i have seducd ' 485 '
from his creator; and the more to increase
your wonder; with an apple; he thereat
offended; worth your laughter; hath givn up
both his beloved man and all his world;
to sin and death a prey; and so to us; ' 490 '
without our hazard; labour; or allarme;
to range in; and to dwell; and over man
to rule; as over all he should have ruld。
true is; mee also he hath judgd; or rather
mee not; but the brute serpent in whose shape ' 495 '
man i deceavd: that which to mee belongs;
is enmity; which he will put between
mee and mankinde; i am to bruise his heel;
his seed; when is not set; shall bruise my head:
a world who would not purchase with a bruise; ' 500 '
or much more grievous pain? ye have th account
of my performance: what remains; ye gods;
but up and enter now into full bliss。
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so having said; a while he stood; expecting
thir universal shout and high applause ' 505 '
to fill his eare; when contrary he hears
on all sides; from innumerable tongues
a dismal universal hiss; the sound
of public scorn; he wonderd; but not long
had leasure; wondring at himself now more; ' 510 '
his visage drawn he felt to sharp and spare;
his armes clung to his ribs; his leggs entwining
each other; till supplanted down he fell
a monstrous serpent on his belly prone;
reluctant; but in vaine: a greater power ' 515 '
now ruld him; punisht in the shape he sind;
according to his doom: he would have spoke;
but hiss for hiss returnd with forked tongue
to forked tongue; for now were all transformd
alike; to serpents all as accessories ' 520 '
to his bold riot: dreadful was the din
of hissing through the hall; thick swarming now
with plicated monsters head and taile;
scorpion and asp; and amphisb?na dire;
cerastes hornd; hydrus; and ellops drear; ' 525 '
and dipsas (not so thick swarmd once the soil
bedropt with blood of gorgon; or the isle
ophiusa) but still greatest hee the midst;
now dragon grown; larger then whom the sun
ingenderd in the pythian vale on slime; ' 530 '
huge python; and his power no less he seemd
above the rest still to retain; they all
him followd issuing forth to th open field;
where all yet left of that revolted rout
heavn…falln; in station stood or just array; ' 535 '
sublime with expectation when to see
in triumph issuing forth thir glorious chief;
they saw; but other sight instead; a crowd
of ugly serpents; horror on them fell;
and horrid sympathie; for what they saw; ' 540 '
they felt themselvs now changing; down thir arms;
down fell both spear and shield; down they as fast;
and the dire hiss renewd; and the dire form
catcht by contagion; like in punishment;
as in thir crime。 thus was th applause they meant; ' 545 '
turnd to exploding hiss; triumph to shame
cast on themselves from thir own mouths。 there stood
a grove hard by; sprung up with this thir change;
his will who reigns above; to aggravate
thir penance; laden with fruit like that ' 550 '
which grew in paradise; the bait of eve
usd by the tempter: on that prospect strange
thir earnest eyes they fixd; imagining
for one forbidden tree a multitude
now risn; to work them furder woe or shame; ' 555 '
yet parcht with scalding thurst and hunger fierce;
though to delude them sent; could not abstain;
but on they rould in heaps; and up the trees
climbing; sat thicker then the snakie locks
that curld meg?ra: greedily they pluckd ' 560 '
the frutage fair to sight; like that which grew
neer that bituminous lake where sodom flamd;
this more delusive; not the touch; but taste
deceavd; they fondly thinking to allay
thir appetite with gust; instead of fruit ' 565 '
chewd bitter ashes; which th offended taste
with spattering noise rejected: oft they assayd;
hunger and thirst constraining; drugd as oft;
with hatefullest disrelish writhd thir jaws
with soot and cinders filld; so oft they fell ' 570 '
into the same illusion; not as man
whom they triumphd once lapst。 thus were they plagud
and worn with famin; long and ceasless hiss;
till thir lost shape; permitted; they resumd;
yearly enjoynd; some say; to undergo ' 575 '
this annual humbling certain numberd days;
to dash thir pride; and joy for man seduct。
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however some tradition they dispersd
among the heathen of thir purchase got;
and fabld how the serpent; whom they calld ' 580 '
ophion with eurynome; the wide…
encroaching eve perhaps; had first the rule
of high olympus; thence by saturn drivn
and ops; ere yet dict?an jove was born。
mean while in paradise the hellish pair ' 585 '
too soon arrivd; sin there in power before;
once actual; now in body; and to dwell
habitual habitant; behind her death
close following pace for pace; not mounted yet
on his pale horse: to whom sin thus began。 ' 590 '
second of satan sprung; all conquering death;
what thinkst thou of our empire now; though earnd
with travail difficult; not better farr
then stil at hels dark threshold to have sate watch;
unnamd; undreaded; and thy self half starvd? ' 595 '
whom thus the sin…born monster answerd soon。
to mee; who with eternal famin pine;
alike is hell; or paradise; or heaven;
there best; where most with ravin i may meet;
which here; though plenteous; all too little seems ' 600 '
to stuff this maw; th
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