I rose as at t found t;

        to fihen my walk;

        And o, alone I passd through ways [ 50 ]

        t brougo tree

        Of interdicted Kno seemd,

        Muy Fahen by day:

        And as I , beside it stood

        One shose from heavn [ 55 ]

        By us oft seen; illd

        Ambrosia; on t tree he also gazd;

        And O fair Plant, said    surchargd,

        Deigns o ease taste t,

        Nod, nor Man; is Knowledge so despisd? [ 60 ]

        Or envie, or o taste?

        Forbid whhold

        Lo here?

        t, but rous Arme

        , asted; mee damp horror child [ 65 ]

        At suc h a deed so bold:

        But    Divine,

        S of t muc t,

        Forbiddn    seems, as onely fit

        Fods, yet able to make Gods of Men: [ 70 ]

        And he more

        unicated, more abundant growes,

        t impaird, but honourd more?

        ure, fair Angelic Eve,

        Partake t, [ 75 ]

        be,    not be:

        taste the Gods

        t to Earth find,

        But somtimes in times

        Asd to    thine, and see [ 80 ]

        life thou.

        So saying, o me held,

        Even to my mout same fruit

        ; t savourie smell

        So quid appetite, t I, met, [ 85 ]

        Could not but taste. Forto the Clouds

        ith beheld

        tstretc wide

        And various:    my flight and ge

        to tation; suddenly [ 90 ]

        My Guide , sunk down,

        And fell asleep; but O how glad I wakd

        to find t a dream! t

        Related, and thus Adam answerd sad.
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