For t recalld [ 330 ]
to life prolongd and promisd Race, I now
Gladly be most skirts
Of glory, and farr off eps adore.
to wh regard benigne.
Adam, t h. [ 335 ]
Not this Rock onely; his Omnipresence fills
Land, Sea, and Aire, and every kinde t lives,
Fomented by ual power and warmd:
All to possess and rule,
No despicable gift; surmise not then [ 340 ]
o these narrow bounds confind
Of Paradise or Eden: this had been
Peral Seate, from whence had spred
All generations, and her come
From all to celebrate [ 345 ]
And reverence t Progenitor.
But t lost, brought down
to dhy Sons:
Yet doubt not but in Vallie and in Plaine
God is as here, and will be found alike [ 350 ]
Present, and of his presence many a signe
Still folloill compassing thee round
iternal Love, his Face
Express, and of eps track Divine.
t beleeve, and be confirmd [ 355 ]
Ere t, kno
to s sure dayes
to to th bad
Expect to ending
ito learn [ 360 ]
true patience, and to temper joy h fear
And pious sorrow, equally enurd
By moderation eitate to beare,
Prosperous or adverse: so s thou lead
Safest t prepard endure [ 365 ]
tal passage w comes. Ascend
t Eve (for I her eyes)
o foresig,
As once t, wo life was formd.