《Paradise Lost Ⅹ》第6章

which　here；　though　plenteous；　all　too　little　seems　＇　600　＇
to　stuff　this　maw；　this　vast　unhide…bound　corps。
to　whom　th　incestuous　mother　thus　replid。
thou　therefore　on　these　herbs；　and　fruits；　and　flours
feed　first；　on　each　beast　next；　and　fish；　and　fowle；
no　homely　morsels；　and　whatever　thing　＇　605　＇
the　sithe　of　time　mowes　down；　devour　unspard；
till　i　in　man　residing　through　the　race；
his　thoughts；　his　looks；　words；　actions　all　infect；
and　season　him　thy　last　and　sweetest　prey。
this　said；　they　both　betook　them　several　wayes；　＇　610　＇
both　to　destroy；　or　unimmortal　make
all　kinds；　and　for　destruction　to　mature
sooner　or　later；　which　th　almightie　seeing；
from　his　transcendent　seat　the　saints　among；
to　those　bright　orders　utterd　thus　his　voice。　＇　615　＇
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Paradise　Lost　Ⅹ15
生？
see　with　what　heat　these　dogs　of　hell　advance
to　waste　and　havoc　yonder　world；　which　i
so　fair　and　good　created；　and　had　still
kept　in　that　state；　had　not　the　folly　of　man
let　in　these　wastful　furies；　who　impute　＇　620　＇
folly　to　mee；　so　doth　the　prince　of　hell
and　his　adherents；　that　with　so　much　ease
i　suffer　them　to　enter　and　possess
a　place　so　heavnly；　and　conniving　seem
to　gratifie　my　scornful　enemies；　＇　625　＇
that　laugh；　as　if　transported　with　some　fit
of　passion；　i　to　them　had　quitted　all；
at　random　yielded　up　to　their　misrule；
and　know　not　that　i　calld　and　drew　them　thither
my　hell…hounds；　to　lick　up　the　draff　and　filth　＇　630　＇
which　mans　polluting　sin　with　taint　hath　shed
on　what　was　pure；　till　crammd　and　gorgd；　nigh　burst
with　suckt　and　glutted　offal；　at　one　sling
of　thy　victorious　arm；　well…pleasing　son；
both　sin；　and　death；　and　yawning　grave　at　last　＇　635　＇
through　chaos　hurld；　obstruct　the　mouth　of　hell
for　ever；　and　seal　up　his　ravenous　jawes。
then　heavn　and　earth　renewd　shall　be　made　pure
to　sanctitie　that　shall　receive　no　staine：
till　then　the　curse　pronounct　on　both　precedes。　＇　640　＇
he　ended；　and　the　heavnly　audience　loud
sung　halleluia；　as　the　sound　of　seas；
through　multitude　that　sung：　just　are　thy　ways；
righteous　are　thy　decrees　on　all　thy　works；
who　can　extenuate　thee？　next；　to　the　son；　＇　645　＇
destind　restorer　of　mankind；　by　whom
new　heavn　and　earth　shall　to　the　ages　rise；
or　down　from　heavn　descend。　such　was　thir　song；
while　the　creator　calling　forth　by　name
his　mightie　angels　gave　them　several　charge；　＇　650　＇
as　sorted　best　with　present　things。　the　sun
had　first　his　precept　so　to　move；　so　shine；
as　might　affect　the　earth　with　cold　and　heat
scarce　tollerable；　and　from　the　north　to　call
decrepit　winter；　from　the　south　to　bring　＇　655　＇
solstitial　summers　heat。　to　the　blanc　moone
her　office　they　prescribd；　to　th　other　five
thir　planetarie　motions　and　aspects
in　sextile；　square；　and　trine；　and　opposite；
of　noxious　efficacie；　and　when　to　joyne　＇　660　＇
in　synod　unbenigne；　and　taught　the　fixt
thir　influence　malignant　when　to　showre；
which　of　them　rising　with　the　sun；　or　falling；
should　prove　tempestuous：　to　the　winds　they　set
thir　corners；　when　with　bluster　to　confound　＇　665　＇
sea；　aire；　and　shoar；　the　thunder　when　to　rowle
with　terror　through　the　dark　aereal　hall。
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Paradise　Lost　Ⅹ16
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some　say　he　bid　his　angels　turne　ascanse
the　poles　of　earth　twice　ten　degrees　and　more
from　the　suns　axle；　they　with　labour　pushd　＇　670　＇
oblique　the　centric　globe：　som　say　the　sun
was　bid　turn　reines　from　th　equinoctial　rode
like　distant　breadth　to　taurus　with　the　seavn
atlantick　sisters；　and　the　spartan　twins
up　to　the　tropic　crab；　thence　down　amaine　＇　675　＇
by　leo　and　the　virgin　and　the　scales；
as　deep　as　capricorne；　to　bring　in　change
of　seasons　to　each　clime；　else　had　the　spring
perpetual　smild　on　earth　with　vernant　flours；
equal　in　days　and　nights；　except　to　those　＇　680　＇
beyond　the　polar　circles；　to　them　day
had　unbenighted　shon；　while　the　low　sun
to　repence　his　distance；　in　thir　sight
had　rounded　still　th　horizon；　and　not　known
or　east　or　west；　which　had　forbid　the　snow　＇　685　＇
from　cold　estotiland；　and　south　as　farr
beneath　magellan。　at　that　tasted　fruit
the　sun；　as　from　thyestean　banquet；　turnd
his　course　intended；　else　how　had　the　world
inhabited；　though　sinless；　more　then　now；　＇　690　＇
avoided　pinching　cold　and　scorching　heate？
these　changes　in　the　heavns；　though　slow；　producd
like　change　on　sea　and　land；　sideral　blast；
vapour；　and　mist；　and　exhalation　hot；
corrupt　and　pestilent：　now　from　the　north　＇　695　＇
of　norumbega；　and　the　samoed　shoar
bursting　thir　brazen　dungeon；　armd　with　ice
and　snow　and　haile　and　stormie　gust　and　flaw；
boreas　and　c？cias　and　argestes　loud
and　thrascias　rend　the　woods　and　seas　upturn；　＇　700　＇
with　adverse　blast　up…turns　them　from　the　south
notus　and　afer　black　with　thundrous　clouds
from　serraliona；　thwart　of　these　as　fierce
forth　rush　the　levant　and　the　ponent　windes
eurus　and　zephir　with　thir　lateral　noise；　＇　705　＇
sirocco；　and　libecchio。　thus　began
outrage　from　liveless　things；　but　discord　first
daughter　of　sin；　among　th　irrational；
death　introducd　through　fierce　antipathie：
beast　now　with　beast　gan　war；　and　fowle　with　fowle；　＇　710　＇
and　fish　with　fish；　to　graze　the　herb　all　leaving；
devourd　each　other；　nor　stood　much　in　awe
of　man；　but　fled　him；　or　with　countnance　grim
glard　on　him　passing：　these　were　from　without
the　growing　miseries；　which　adam　saw　＇　715　＇
alreadie　in　part；　though　hid　in　gloomiest　shade；
to　sorrow　abandond；　but　worse　felt　within；
and　in　a　troubld　sea　of　passion　tost；
thus　to　disburdn　sought　with　sad　plaint。
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Paradise　Lost　Ⅹ17
生
o　miserable　of　happie！　is　this　the　end　＇　720　＇
of　this　new　glorious　world；　and　mee　so　late
the　glory　of　that　glory；　who　now　be
accurst　of　blessed；　hide　me　from　the　face
of　god；　whom　to　behold　was　then　my　highth
of　happiness：　yet　well；　if　here　would　end　＇　725　＇
the　miserie；　i　deservd　it；　and　would　beare
my　own　deservings；　but　this　will　not　serve；
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