his mirror； with full face borrowing her light from him； for other light she needed none in that aspect； and still that distance keepes till night； then in the east her turn she shines； ＇ 380 ＇ revolvd on heavns great axle； and her reign with thousand lesser lights dividual holds； with thousand thousand starres； that then appeerd spangling the hemisphere： then first adornd with thir bright luminaries that set and rose； ＇ 385 ＇ glad eevning and glad morn crownd the fourth day。 and god said； let the waters generate reptil with spawn abundant； living soule： and let fowle flie above the earth； with wings displayd on the opn firmament of heavn。 ＇ 390 ＇ 。。！ Paradise Lost Ⅶ9 ～ and god created the great whales； and each soul living； each that crept； which plenteously the waters generated by thir kindes； and every bird of wing after his kinde； and saw that it was good； and blessd them； saying； ＇ 395 ＇ be fruitful； multiply； and in the seas and lakes and running streams the waters fill； and let the fowle be multiplyd on the earth。 forthwith the sounds and seas； each creek and bay with frie innumerable swarme； and shoales ＇ 400 ＇ of fish that with thir finns and shining scales glide under the green wave； in sculles that oft bank the mid sea： part single or with mate graze the sea weed thir pasture； and through groves of coral stray； or sporting with quick glance ＇ 405 ＇ show to the sun thir wavd coats dropt with gold； or in thir pearlie shells at ease； attend moist nutriment； or under rocks thir food in jointed armour watch： on smooth the seale； and bended dolphins play： part huge of bulk ＇ 410 ＇ wallowing unweildie； enormous in thir gate tempest the ocean： there leviathan hugest of living creatures； on the deep stretcht like a promontorie sleeps or swimmes； and seems a moving land； and at his gilles ＇ 415 ＇ draws in； and at his trunck spouts out a sea。 mean while the tepid caves； and fens and shoares thir brood as numerous hatch； from the egg that soon bursting with kindly rupture forth disclosd thir callow young； but featherd soon and fledge ＇ 420 ＇ they summd thir penns； and soaring th air sublime with clang despisd the ground； under a cloud in prospect； there the eagle and the stork on cliffs and cedar tops thir eyries build： part loosly wing the region； part more wise ＇ 425 ＇ in mon； rangd in figure wedge thir way； intelligent of seasons； and set forth thir aierie caravan high over seas flying； and over lands with mutual wing easing thir flight； so stears the prudent crane ＇ 430 ＇ her annual voiage； born on windes； the aire； floats； as they pass； fannd with unnumberd plumes： from branch to branch the smaller birds with song solacd the woods； and spred thir painted wings till evn； nor then the solemn nightingal ＇ 435 ＇ ceasd warbling； but all night tund her soft layes： others on silver lakes and rivers bathd thir downie brest； the swan with arched neck between her white wings mantling proudly； rowes her state with oarie feet： yet oft they quit ＇ 440 ＇ the dank； and rising on stiff pennons； towre the mid aereal skie： others on ground walkd firm； the crested cock whose clarion sounds the silent hours； and th other whose gay traine adorns him； colourd with the florid hue ＇ 445 ＇ of rainbows and starrie eyes。 the waters thus with fish replenisht； and the aire； with fowle； evning and morn solemnizd the fift day。 Paradise Lost Ⅶ10 ； the sixt； and of creation last arose with eevning harps and mattin； when god said； ＇ 450 ＇ let th earth bring forth soul living in her kinde； cattel and creeping things； and beast of the earth； each in their kinde。 the earth obeyd； and strait opning her fertile woomb teemd at a birth innumerous living creatures； perfet formes； ＇ 455 ＇ limbd and full grown： out of the ground up rose as from his laire the wilde beast where he wonns in forrest wilde； in thicket； brake； or den； among the trees in pairs they rose； they walkd： the cattel in the fields and meddowes green： ＇ 460 ＇ those rare and solitarie； these in flocks pasturing at once； and in broad herds upsprung。 the grassie clods now calvd； now half appeerd the tawnie lion； pawing to get free his hinder parts； then springs as broke from bonds； ＇ 465 ＇ and rampant shakes his brinded main； the ounce； the libbard； and the tyger； as the moale rising； the crumbld earth above them threw in hillocks； the swift stag from under ground bore up his branching head： scarse from his mould ＇ 470 ＇ behemoth biggest born of earth upheavd his vastness： fleect the flocks and bleating rose； as plants： ambiguous between sea and land the river horse and scalie crocodile。 at once came forth whatever creeps the ground； ＇ 475 ＇ insect or worme； those wavd thir limber fans for wings； and smallest lineaments exact in all the liveries dect of summers pride with spots of gold and purple； azure and green： these as a line thir long dimension drew； ＇ 480 ＇ streaking the ground with sinuous trace； not all minims of nature； some of serpent kinde wondrous in length and corpulence involvd thir snakie foulds； and added wings。 first crept the parsimonious emmet； provident ＇ 485 ＇ of future； in small room large heart enclosd； pattern of just equalitie perhaps hereafter； joind in her popular tribes of monaltie： swarming next appeerd the female bee that feeds her husband drone ＇ 490 ＇ deliciously； and builds her waxen cells with honey stord： the rest are numberless； and thou thir natures knowst； & gavst them names； needless to thee repeated； nor unknown the serpent suttlst beast of all the field； ＇ 495 ＇ of huge extent somtimes； with brazen eyes and hairie main terrific； though to thee not noxious； but obedient at thy call。 m。 Paradise Lost Ⅶ11 now heavn in all her glorie shon； and rowld her motions； as the great first…movers hand ＇ 500 ＇ first wheeld thir course； earth in her rich attire