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    【】otherstars,

    byhisattractivevirtueandtheirown

    invariousrounds

    theirhenhid,

    progressive,retrograde,orstandingstill,

    insixthouseest;andifseventhtothese

    theplaearth,sostedfastthoughshesee

    insensiblythreedifferenttionsve

    ustascribe,

    vedntraryhthobliquities;

    orsavethesunhislabour,andthats

    noctualanddiualrhosupposed,

    invisibleelseaboveallstars,thewheel

    ofdayandnight;thybelief,

    ifearth,industriousofherself,fetchday

    travelli,andhherpartaverse

    frohesunight,herotherpart

    stilllunousbyhisray.ifthatlight,

    sentfroerthroughtheranspicuousair,

    totheterrestrialonbeasastar,

    paradiselost

    221of374

    enlighteningherbyday,asshebynight

    thisearthreal,iflahere,

    fieldsandinhabitants:herspotsthouseest

    asayrain,andrainproduce

    fruitsinhersoftenedsoilforsotoeat

    allottedthere;andothersunsperhaps,

    oons,thoudescry,

    nigleandfelelight;

    atetheworld,

    storedineachorbperhapsethatlive.

    forsuinnatureunpossessed

    bylivingsoul,desartanddesolate,

    onlytoshiscartribute

    
    doothishabitable,us

    lightba,isobvioustodispute.

    butherthusthesethings,orheot;

    butinantinheaven,

    riseoh;orearthriseonthesun;

    hefroheeasthisflangroadbegin;

    orshefroersilenturseadvance,

    hinoffensivepacethatspinningsleeps

    onhersoftaxle,eseven,

    aheesoftoothhairalong;

    solliotthythoughtsattershid;

    leavetheogodabove;hierve,andfear

    ofothercreatures,ashileasesbest,

    dispose;joythou

    inhegivestothee,thisparadise

    paradiselost

    222of374

    andthyfaireve;heavenisfortheetoohigh

    toknopassesthere;belowlywise:

    thinkonlyhee,andthybeing;

    dreaotofothercreaturesthere

    live,instate,nditiree;

    edthatthusfarhathbeenrevealed

    notofearthonly,butofhighestheaven.

    tothusadaclearedofdoubt,replied.

    hoe,pure

    intelligenceofheaven,angelserene

    and,freedfrontriies,taughttolive

    theeasiesthperplexingthoughts

    tointerruptthesh

    godhathbiddares,

    andus;unlessweourselves

    seekthehoughts,andnotionsvain.

    butaptthendorfancyistorove

    unked,andofherrovingisnoend;

    tillaught,shelea,

    that,nottoknoote

    frose,obscureandsubtle;but,toknow

    
    isthepri:ore,isfu,

    oretiness,orfoinence:

    andrendersus,inthingsthatstnce,

    unprac
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