Better end heer unborn. hy is life givn

        to be ted from us? rather why

        Obtruded on us thus? who if we knew

        accept [ 505 ]

        Life offerd, or sooo lay it down,

        Glad to be so dismist in peace.    thus

        ted once

        So goodly a, tie since,

        to sucly sufferings be debast [ 510 ]

        Under in Man,

        Retaining still Divine similitude

        In part, from sucies be free,

        And for ?

        then [ 515 ]

        Forsook they villifid

        to serve ungovernd appetite, and took

        ish vice,

        Inductive mainly to the sin of Eve.

        t is t, [ 520 ]

        Disfiguring not Gods likeness, but thir own,

        Or if

        pure Natures hful rules

        to loathey

        Gods Image did not reveren themselves. [ 525 ]

        I yield it just, said Adam, and submit.

        But is t no other way, besides

        these painful passages, how we may e

        to Deatural dust?

        thou well observe [ 530 ]

        t too mucemperaaught

        In st and drinkst, seeking from thence

        Due nouris, not gluttonous delight,

        till many years over turn:

        So maist till like ripe Fruit thou drop [ 535 ]

        Into th ease

        Gat , for deature:

        t t outlive

        trengty, which will ge

        to hen [ 540 ]

        Obtuse, all taste of pleasure must foe,

        to , and for th

        hy blood will reigne

        A melancholly damp of cold and dry

        to    e [ 545 ]

        to wor.
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