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among the groves； the fountains； and the flours
that open now thir choicest bosomd smells
reservd from night； and kept for thee in store。
so cheard he his fair spouse； and she was cheard；
but silently a gentle tear let fall ＇ 130 ＇
from either eye； and wipd them with her haire；
two other precious drops that ready stood；
each in thir chrystal sluce； hee ere they fell
kissd as the gracious signs of sweet remorse
and pious awe； that feard to have offended。 ＇ 135 ＇
so all was cleard； and to the field they haste。
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Paradise Lost Ⅴ4
小？说网
but first from under shadie arborous roof；
soon as they forth were e to open sight
of day…spring； and the sun； who scarce up risen
with wheels yet hovring ore the ocean brim； ＇ 140 ＇
shot paralel to the earth his dewie ray；
discovering in wide lantskip all the east
of paradise and edens happie plains；
lowly they bowd adoring； and began
thir orisons； each morning duly paid ＇ 145 ＇
in various style； for neither various style
nor holy rapture wanted they to praise
thir maker； in fit strains pronounct or sung
unmeditated； such prompt eloquence
flowd from thir lips； in prose or numerous verse； ＇ 150 ＇
more tuneable then needed lute or harp
to add more sweetness； and they thus began。
these are thy glorious works； parent of good；
almightie； thine this universal frame；
thus wondrous fair； thy self how wondrous then！ ＇ 155 ＇
unspeakable； who sitst above these heavens
to us invisible or dimly seen
in these thy lowest works； yet these declare
thy goodness beyond thought； and power divine：
speak yee who best can tell； ye sons of light； ＇ 160 ＇
angels； for yee behold him； and with songs
and choral symphonies； day without night；
circle his throne rejoycing； yee in heavn；
on earth joyn all ye creatures to extoll
him first； him last； him midst； and without end。 ＇ 165 ＇
fairest of starrs； last in the train of night；
if better thou belong not to the dawn；
sure pledge of day； that crownst the smiling morn
with thy bright circlet； praise him in thy spheare
while day arises； that sweet hour of prime。 ＇ 170 ＇
thou sun； of this great world both eye and soule；
acknowledge him thy greater； sound his praise
in thy eternal course； both when thou climbst；
and when high noon hast gaind； and when thou fallst。
moon； that now meetst the orient sun； now flist ＇ 175 ＇
with the fixt starrs； fixt in thir orb that flies；
and yee five other wandring fires that move
in mystic dance not without song； resound
his praise； who out of darkness calld up light。
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Paradise Lost Ⅴ5
生小 说＋网
aire； and ye elements the eldest birth ＇ 180 ＇
of natures womb； that in quaternion run
perpetual circle； multiform； and mix
and nourish all things； let your ceasless change
varie to our great maker still new praise。
ye mists and exhalations that now rise ＇ 185 ＇
from hill or steaming lake； duskie or grey；
till the sun paint your fleecie skirts with gold；
in honour to the worlds great author rise；
whether to deck with clouds th uncolourd skie；
or wet the thirstie earth with falling showers； ＇ 190 ＇
rising or falling still advance his praise。
his praise ye winds； that from four quarters blow；
breathe soft or loud； and wave your tops； ye pines；
with every plant； in sign of worship wave。
fountains and yee； that warble； as ye flow； ＇ 195 ＇
melodious murmurs； warbling tune his praise。
joyn voices all ye living souls； ye birds；
that singing up to heaven gate ascend；
bear on your wings and in your notes his praise；
yee that in waters glide； and yee that walk ＇ 200 ＇
the earth； and stately tread； or lowly creep；
witness if i be silent； morn or eeven；
to hill； or valley； fountain； or fresh shade
made vocal by my song； and taught his praise。
hail universal lord； be bounteous still ＇ 205 ＇
to give us onely good； and if the night
have gathered aught of evil or conceald；
disperse it； as now light dispels the dark。
so prayd they innocent； and to thir thoughts
firm peace recoverd soon and wonted calm。 ＇ 210 ＇
on to thir mornings rural work they haste
among sweet dewes and flours； where any row
of fruit…trees overwoodie reachd too farr
thir pamperd boughes； and needed hands to check
fruitless imbraces： or they led the vine ＇ 215 ＇
to wed her elm； she spousd about him twines
her marriageable arms； and with her brings
her dowr th adopted clusters； to adorn
his barren leaves。 them thus imploid beheld
with pittie heavns high king； and to him calld ＇ 220 ＇
raphael； the sociable spirit； that deignd
to travel with tobias； and securd
his marriage with the seaventimes…wedded maid。
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小说
raphael； said hee； thou hearst what stir on earth
satan from hell scapt through the darksom gulf ＇ 225 ＇
hath raisd in paradise； and how disturbd
this night the human pair； how he designes
in them at once to ruin all mankind。
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；