See   these Dogs of hell advance

    to e and havoc yonder orld, which I

    So fair and good created, and ill

    Kept in t State,  the folly of Man

    Let in tful Furies, we [ 620 ]

    Folly to mee, so dothe Prince of hell

    And s, t h so much ease

    I suffer to enter and possess

    A place so heavnly, and conniving seem

    to gratifie my scornful Enemies, [ 625 ]

    t laugransported

    Of Passion, I to tted all,

    At random yielded up to their misrule;

    And kno t I calld and dreher

    My o lick up th [ 630 ]

    ing Sin aint h shed

    On ill crammd and gorgd, nig

    it and glutted offal, at one sling

    Of torious Arm, well-pleasing Son,

    Bot last [ 635 ]

    truct th of hell

    For ever, and seal up his ravenous Jawes.

    th renewd shall be made pure

    to sanctitie t saine:

    till t on both precedes. [ 640 ]

    he heavnly Audience loud

    Sung he sound of Seas,

    titude t sung: Just are thy ways,

    Righy orks;

    enuate t, to the Son, [ 645 ]

    Destind restorer of Mankind, by whom

    Nehe Ages rise,

    Or down from hir song,

    or calling forth by name

    ie Angels gave them several charge, [ 650 ]

    As sorted best  the Sun

    so to move, so shine,

    As mig t

    Scarce tollerable, and from to call

    Decrepit inter, from to bring [ 655 ]

    Solstitial summers . to the blanc Moone

    o ther five

    tarie motions and aspects

    In Sextile, Square, and trine, and Opposite,

    Of noxious efficacie, and wo joyne [ 660 ]

    In Synod unbenigne, and taug

    t wo showre,

    he Sun, or falling,

    Sempestuous: to t

    ter to confound [ 665 ]

    Sea, Aire, and So rowle

    iterror the dark Aereal hall.