thd in reasons garb

        selld ignoble ease, and peaceful sloath,

        Not peace: and after hus Mammon spake.

        Eito disinthe King of heavn

        e , or tain [ 230 ]

        Our ohen

        May ing Fate shall yeild

        to fickle Crife:

        to hope argues as vain

        tter: for w place    be for us [ 235 ]

        ithin heavns bound, unless heavns Lord supream

        e overpower? Suppose

        And publiso all, on promise made

        Of neion;    eyes could we

        Stand in his presence humble, and receive [ 240 ]

        Strict Lao celebrate hrone

        ito his Godhead sing

        Forct s

        Our envied Sovran, and ar breathes

        Ambrosial Odours and Ambrosial Flowers, [ 245 ]

        Our servile s. t be our task

        In ; how wearisom

        Eternity so spent in worship paid

        to    us not then pursue

        By force impossible, by leave obtaind [ 250 ]

        Uable, tate

        Of splendid vassalage, but rather seek

        Our own good from our selves, and from our own

        Live to our selves, t recess,

        Free, and to none atable, preferring [ 255 ]

        y before the easie yoke

        Of servile Pomp. reatness will appeer

        t spicuous, hings of small,

        Useful of ful, prosperous of adverse

        e    create, and in w place so ere [ 260 ]

        t of pain

        this deep world

        Of darkness do

        th heavns all-ruling Sire

        Co reside, his Glory unobscurd, [ 265 ]

        And y of darkness round

        Covers hunders roar

        Mustring thir rage, and heavn resembles hell?
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