ts, t voluntarie move

        he wakeful Bird

        Sings darkling, and in s Covert hid

        tunes urnal he Year [ 40 ]

        Seasourn, but not to me returns

        Day, or t approach of Evn or Morn,

        ht of vernal bloom, or Summers Rose,

        Or flocks, or heards, or human face divine;

        But cloud in stead, and ever-during dark [ 45 ]

        Surrounds me, from the chearful wayes of men

        Cut off, and for the Book of knowledg fair

        Presented h a Universal blanc

        Of Natures o mee expungd and rasd,

        And    orance quite s out. [ 50 ]

        So mucial light

        Shrough all her powers

        Irradiate, t eyes, all mist from thence

        Purge and disperse, t I may see and tell

        Of to mortal sight. [ 55 ]

        Noher from above,

        From ts

        down his eye,

        oo view:

        About ities of heaven [ 60 ]

        Stood tarrs, and from    receivd

        Beatitude past utterance; on

        t image of ,

        beheld

        Our t Parents, yet two [ 65 ]

        Of mankind, in t,

        Reaping immortal fruits of joy and love,

        Uninterrupted joy, unrivald love

        In blissful solitude; hen surveyd

        an there [ 70 ]

        Coasting t

        In the dun Air sublime, and ready now

        to stoop

        On tside of t seemd

        Firm land imbosomd    Firmament, [ 75 ]

        Uain which, in O or in Air.
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