Adam, no behold

        ts w

        In some t from touchd [ 425 ]

        ted tree, nor he Snake spird,

        Nor sinnd t from t sin derive

        Corruption t fort deeds.

        his eyes he opnd, and beheld a field,

        Part arable and tilth, whereon were Sheaves [ 430 ]

        sheep-walks and foulds;

        It an Altar as tood

        Rustic, of grassie sord; ther anon

        A sie Reaper from illage brought

        First Fruits, the yellow Sheaf, [ 435 ]

        Unculld, as came to

        More meek came lings of his Flock

        d best; then sacrifig, laid

        t, rewd,

        On t ood, and all due Rites performd. [ 440 ]

        ious Fire from heavn

        d eful steame;

        t, for    sincere;

        alkd,

        Smote o tone [ 445 ]

        t beat out life; he fell, and deadly pale

        Groand out h gushing bloud effusd.

        Muc t sig

        Dismaid, ao th Angel crid.

        O teac misch befalln [ 450 ]

        to t meek man, who well had sacrificd;

        Is Pietie tion paid?

        t whus, hee also movd, replid.

        to e

        Out of t t h slain, [ 455 ]

        For e hers    found

        From ance; but t

        ill be avengd, and th approvd

        Loose no rehou see him die,

        Ro and gore. to which our Sire. [ 460 ]

        Alas, bothe cause!
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