to do what god expresly hath forbid； not then mistrust； but tender love enjoynes； that i should mind thee oft； and mind thou me。 。。！ Paradise Lost Ⅸ9 ，小，说"网 firm we subsist； yet possible to swerve； since reason not impossibly may meet ＇ 360 ＇ some specious object by the foe subornd； and fall into deception unaware； not keeping strictest watch； as she was warnd。 seek not temptation then； which to avoide were better； and most likelie if from mee ＇ 365 ＇ thou sever not： trial will e unsought。 wouldst thou approve thy constancie； approve first thy obedience； th other who can know； not seeing thee attempted； who attest？ but if thou think； trial unsought may finde ＇ 370 ＇ us both securer then thus warnd thou seemst； go； for thy stay； not free； absents thee more； go in thy native innocence； relie on what thou hast of vertue； summon all； for god towards thee hath done his part； do thine。 ＇ 375 ＇ so spake the patriarch of mankinde； but eve persisted； yet submiss； though last； replid。 with thy permission then； and thus forewarnd chiefly by what thy own last reasoning words touchd onely； that our trial； when least sought； ＇ 380 ＇ may finde us both perhaps farr less prepard； the willinger i goe； nor much expect a foe so proud will first the weaker seek； so bent； the more shall shame him his repulse。 thus saying； from her husbands hand her hand ＇ 385 ＇ soft she withdrew； and like a wood…nymph light oread or dryad； or of delias traine； betook her to the groves； but delias self in gate surpassd and goddess…like deport； though not as shee with bow and quiver armd； ＇ 390 ＇ but with such gardning tools as art yet rude； guiltless of fire had formd； or angels brought。 to pales； or pomona； thus adornd； likeliest she seemd； pomona when she fled vertumnus； or to ceres in her prime； ＇ 395 ＇ yet virgin of proserpina from jove。 her long with ardent look his eye pursud delighted； but desiring more her stay。 。。 Paradise Lost Ⅸ10 ×××小×说×网 oft he to her his charge of quick returne repeated； shee to him as oft engagd ＇ 400 ＇ to be returnd by noon amid the bowre； and all things in best order to invite noontide repast； or afternoons repose。 o much deceavd； much failing； hapless eve； of thy presumd return！ event perverse！ ＇ 405 ＇ thou never from that houre in paradise foundst either sweet repast； or sound repose； such ambush hid among sweet flours and shades waited with hellish rancour imminent to intercept thy way； or send thee back ＇ 410 ＇ despoild of innocence； of faith； of bliss。 for now； and since first break of dawne the fiend； meer serpent in appearance； forth was e； and on his quest； where likeliest he might finde the onely two of mankinde； but in them ＇ 415 ＇ the whole included race； his purposd prey。 in bowre and field he sought； where any tuft of grove or garden…plot more pleasant lay； thir tendance or plantation for delight； by fountain or by shadie rivulet ＇ 420 ＇ he sought them both； but wishd his hap might find eve separate； he wishd； but not with hope of what so seldom chancd； when to his wish； beyond his hope； eve separate he spies； veild in a cloud of fragrance； where she stood； ＇ 425 ＇ half spid； so thick the roses bushing round about her glowd； oft stooping to support each flour of slender stalk； whose head though gay carnation； purple； azure； or spect with gold； hung drooping unsustaind； them she upstaies ＇ 430 ＇ gently with mirtle band； mindless the while； her self； though fairest unsupported flour； from her best prop so farr； and storm so nigh。 neerer he drew； and many a walk traversd of stateliest covert； cedar； pine； or palme； ＇ 435 ＇ then voluble and bold； now hid； now seen among thick…wovn arborets and flours imborderd on each bank； the hand of eve： spot more delicious then those gardens feignd or of revivd adonis； or renownd ＇ 440 ＇ alcinous； host of old laertes son； or that； not mystic； where the sapient king held dalliance with his fair egyptian spouse。 much hee the place admird； the person more。 。。 Paradise Lost Ⅸ11 as one who long in populous city pent； ＇ 445 ＇ where houses thick and sewers annoy the aire； forth issuing on a summers morn to breathe among the pleasant villages and farmes adjoynd； from each thing met conceaves delight； the smell of grain； or tedded grass； or kine； ＇ 450 ＇ or dairie； each rural sight； each rural sound； if chance with nymphlike step fair virgin pass； what pleasing seemd； for her now pleases more； she most； and in her look summs all delight。 such pleasure took the serpent to behold ＇ 455 ＇ this flourie plat； the sweet recess of eve thus earlie； thus alone； her heavnly forme angelic； but more soft； and feminine； her graceful innocence； her every aire of gesture or lest action overawd ＇ 460 ＇ his malice； and with rapine sweet bereavd his fierceness of the fierce intent it brought： that space the evil one abstracted stood from his own evil； and for the time remaind stupidly good； of enmitie disarmd； ＇ 465 ＇ of guile； of hate； of envie； of revenge； but the hot hell that alwayes in him burnes； though in mid heavn； soon ended his delight； and tortures him now more； the more he sees of pleasure not for him ordaind： then soon ＇ 470 ＇ fierce hate he recollects； and all his thoughts of mischief； gratulating； thus excites。 thoughts； whither have ye led me； with what sweet pulsion thus transported to forget what hither brought us； hate； not love； nor hope ＇ 475 ＇ of paradise for hell； hope here to taste of pleasure； but all pleasure to destroy； save what is in destroying； other joy to me is lost。 then let me not let pass occasion which now smiles； behold alone ＇ 480 ＇ the woman； opportune to all attempts； her husband； for i view far round； not nigh； whose higher intellectual more i shun； and strength； of courage hautie； and of limb heroic built； though of terrestrial mould； ＇ 48