thrones and Imperial Powers, off-spring of heavn [ 310 ]

        Etues; or titles now

        Must we renounce, and cile be calld

        Princes of e

        Ines, o tinue, and build up here

        A groless; while we dream, [ 315 ]

        And kno t th doomd

        t our safe retreat

        Beyo arm, to live exempt

        From ion, in new League

        Banded against    to remaine [ 320 ]

        In strictest bohus far removd,

        Uable curb, reservd

        ive multitude: For he, be sure

        In ill first and last will Reign

        Sole King, and of    [ 325 ]

        By our revolt, but over end

        er rule

        Us hose in heavn.

        sit ing pead arr?

        arr ermind us, and foild h loss [ 330 ]

        Irreparable; tearms of peace yet none

        Voutsaft or soug peace will be givn

        to us enslavd, but custody severe,

        And stripes, and arbitrary punis

        Inflicted? and urn, [ 335 ]

        But to our poy and e,

        Untamd reluce, and revehough slow,

        Yet ever plotting

        May reap , and may least rejoyce

        In doing    in suffering feel? [ 340 ]

        Nor , nor shall we need

        ition to invade

        or Siege,

        Or ambus if we find

        Some easier enterprize? there is a place [ 345 ]

        (If a and propic fame in heavn

        Err not) anot

        Of some ime

        to be created like to us, though less

        In po favourd more [ 350 ]

        Of him who rules above; so was his will

        Pronouncd among th,

        t shook heavns whol circumference, firmd.
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