guile,

        e noe; who    advise, may speak.

        erd King

        Stood up, tro and t Spirit

        t fought in heavn; now fiercer by despair: [ 45 ]

        rust ernal to be deemd

        Equal in strengthen be less

        Cared not to be at all;    care lost

        ent all his fear: of God, or hell, or worse

        , and ter spake. [ 50 ]

        My sentence is for open arr: Of iles,

        More u, I boast not: t those

        trive w now.

        For riving, s,

        Millions t stand in Arms, and longing    [ 55 ]

        to asd, sit lingring here

        ives, and for thir dwelling place

        Accept this dark opprobrious Den of shame,

        tyranny whns

        By our delay? no, let us rather choose [ 60 ]

        Armd    once

        Ore oo force resistless way,

        turning our tortures into horrid Arms

        Against torturer;    the noise

        Of y Engin he shall hear [ 65 ]

        Infernal tning see

        Black fire and    h equal rage

        Among    self

        Mixt artarean Sulprange fire,

        ed torments. But perhaps [ 70 ]

        t and steep to scale

        it    a higher foe.

        Let suche sleepy drench

        Of t fetful Lake benumm not still,

        t in our proper motion we asd [ 75 ]

        Up to our native seat: dest and fall

        to us is adverse.    felt of late

        he fierce Foe hung on our brokn Rear

        Insulting, and pursud us the Deep,

        it pulsion and laborious flight [ 80 ]

        e sunk t is easie then;

        t is feard; should we again provoke

        Our stronger, some worse way h may find

        to our destru: if there be in hell

        Fear to be royd: w    be worse [ 85 ]

        to dwell    from bliss, nd

        In to utter woe;
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