which here； though plenteous； all too little seems ＇ 600 ＇ to stuff this maw； this vast unhide…bound corps。 to whom th incestuous mother thus replid。 thou therefore on these herbs； and fruits； and flours feed first； on each beast next； and fish； and fowle； no homely morsels； and whatever thing ＇ 605 ＇ the sithe of time mowes down； devour unspard； till i in man residing through the race； his thoughts； his looks； words； actions all infect； and season him thy last and sweetest prey。 this said； they both betook them several wayes； ＇ 610 ＇ both to destroy； or unimmortal make all kinds； and for destruction to mature sooner or later； which th almightie seeing； from his transcendent seat the saints among； to those bright orders utterd thus his voice。 ＇ 615 ＇ ．． Paradise Lost Ⅹ15 生？ see with what heat these dogs of hell advance to waste and havoc yonder world； which i so fair and good created； and had still kept in that state； had not the folly of man let in these wastful furies； who impute ＇ 620 ＇ folly to mee； so doth the prince of hell and his adherents； that with so much ease i suffer them to enter and possess a place so heavnly； and conniving seem to gratifie my scornful enemies； ＇ 625 ＇ that laugh； as if transported with some fit of passion； i to them had quitted all； at random yielded up to their misrule； and know not that i calld and drew them thither my hell…hounds； to lick up the draff and filth ＇ 630 ＇ which mans polluting sin with taint hath shed on what was pure； till crammd and gorgd； nigh burst with suckt and glutted offal； at one sling of thy victorious arm； well…pleasing son； both sin； and death； and yawning grave at last ＇ 635 ＇ through chaos hurld； obstruct the mouth of hell for ever； and seal up his ravenous jawes。 then heavn and earth renewd shall be made pure to sanctitie that shall receive no staine： till then the curse pronounct on both precedes。 ＇ 640 ＇ he ended； and the heavnly audience loud sung halleluia； as the sound of seas； through multitude that sung： just are thy ways； righteous are thy decrees on all thy works； who can extenuate thee？ next； to the son； ＇ 645 ＇ destind restorer of mankind； by whom new heavn and earth shall to the ages rise； or down from heavn descend。 such was thir song； while the creator calling forth by name his mightie angels gave them several charge； ＇ 650 ＇ as sorted best with present things。 the sun had first his precept so to move； so shine； as might affect the earth with cold and heat scarce tollerable； and from the north to call decrepit winter； from the south to bring ＇ 655 ＇ solstitial summers heat。 to the blanc moone her office they prescribd； to th other five thir planetarie motions and aspects in sextile； square； and trine； and opposite； of noxious efficacie； and when to joyne ＇ 660 ＇ in synod unbenigne； and taught the fixt thir influence malignant when to showre； which of them rising with the sun； or falling； should prove tempestuous： to the winds they set thir corners； when with bluster to confound ＇ 665 ＇ sea； aire； and shoar； the thunder when to rowle with terror through the dark aereal hall。 。。。！ Paradise Lost Ⅹ16 ！ some say he bid his angels turne ascanse the poles of earth twice ten degrees and more from the suns axle； they with labour pushd ＇ 670 ＇ oblique the centric globe： som say the sun was bid turn reines from th equinoctial rode like distant breadth to taurus with the seavn atlantick sisters； and the spartan twins up to the tropic crab； thence down amaine ＇ 675 ＇ by leo and the virgin and the scales； as deep as capricorne； to bring in change of seasons to each clime； else had the spring perpetual smild on earth with vernant flours； equal in days and nights； except to those ＇ 680 ＇ beyond the polar circles； to them day had unbenighted shon； while the low sun to repence his distance； in thir sight had rounded still th horizon； and not known or east or west； which had forbid the snow ＇ 685 ＇ from cold estotiland； and south as farr beneath magellan。 at that tasted fruit the sun； as from thyestean banquet； turnd his course intended； else how had the world inhabited； though sinless； more then now； ＇ 690 ＇ avoided pinching cold and scorching heate？ these changes in the heavns； though slow； producd like change on sea and land； sideral blast； vapour； and mist； and exhalation hot； corrupt and pestilent： now from the north ＇ 695 ＇ of norumbega； and the samoed shoar bursting thir brazen dungeon； armd with ice and snow and haile and stormie gust and flaw； boreas and c？cias and argestes loud and thrascias rend the woods and seas upturn； ＇ 700 ＇ with adverse blast up…turns them from the south notus and afer black with thundrous clouds from serraliona； thwart of these as fierce forth rush the levant and the ponent windes eurus and zephir with thir lateral noise； ＇ 705 ＇ sirocco； and libecchio。 thus began outrage from liveless things； but discord first daughter of sin； among th irrational； death introducd through fierce antipathie： beast now with beast gan war； and fowle with fowle； ＇ 710 ＇ and fish with fish； to graze the herb all leaving； devourd each other； nor stood much in awe of man； but fled him； or with countnance grim glard on him passing： these were from without the growing miseries； which adam saw ＇ 715 ＇ alreadie in part； though hid in gloomiest shade； to sorrow abandond； but worse felt within； and in a troubld sea of passion tost； thus to disburdn sought with sad plaint。 …… Paradise Lost Ⅹ17 生 o miserable of happie！ is this the end ＇ 720 ＇ of this new glorious world； and mee so late the glory of that glory； who now be accurst of blessed； hide me from the face of god； whom to behold was then my highth of happiness： yet well； if here would end ＇ 725 ＇ the miserie； i deservd it； and would beare my own deservings； but this will not serve； al