t it thine
to till and keep, and of t to eate: [ 320 ]
Of every tree t in the Garden growes
Eate freely ; fear h:
But of tree wion brings
Knowledg of good and ill, w
th, [ 325 ]
Amid tree of Life,
Remember o taste,
And ster consequence: for know,
tst thereof, my sole command
transgrest, inevitably t dye; [ 330 ]
From t day mortal, and tate
S loose, expelld from o a orld
Of ernly he pronouncd
terdiction, which resounds
Yet dreadful in mine eare, though in my choice [ 335 ]
Not to incur; but soon
Returnd and gracious purpose thus renewd.
Not onely t all th
to to thy Race I give; as Lords
Possess it, and all t therein live, [ 340 ]
Or live in Sea, or Aire, Beast, Fish, and Fowle.
In signe w behold
After to receave
From tie
ition; understand the same [ 345 ]
Of Fisry residence,
Not change
t to drahinner Aire.
As t behold
Approachese cowring low [ 350 ]
it, eacoopd on his wing.
I namd tood
ture, h such knowledg God endud
My sudden appre in these
I found not I ed still; [ 355 ]
And to thus presumd.