I rose as at t found t;

    to find ted then my walk;

    And on, met, alone I passd through ways [ 50 ]

    t brougo tree

    Of interdicted Kno seemd,

    Muco my Fancie then by day:

    And as I , beside it stood

    One shose from heavn [ 55 ]

    By us oft seen; illd

    Ambrosia; on t tree he also gazd;

    And O fair Plant, said  surchargd,

    Deigns none to ease taste t,

    Nor God, nor Man; is Knowledge so despisd? [ 60 ]

    Or envie, or o taste?

    Forbid whhold

    Longer t here?

    t, but rous Arme

    , asted; mee damp horror child [ 65 ]

    At suc h a deed so bold:

    But  Divine,

    S of t muc t,

    Forbiddn  seems, as onely fit

    For Gods, yet able to make Gods of Men: [ 70 ]

    And he more

    Communicated, more abundant growes,

    t impaird, but honourd more?

    ure, fair Angelic Eve,

    Partake t, [ 75 ]

    be,  not be:

    taste the Gods

    t to Earth confind,

    But somtimes in times

    Ascend to  thine, and see [ 80 ]

    life thou.

    So saying, o me held,

    Even to my mout same fruit

    ; t savourie smell

    So quicknd appetite, t I, met, [ 85 ]

    Could not but taste. Forto the Clouds

    ith beheld

    tstretc wide

    And various:  my flight and change

    to tation; suddenly [ 90 ]

    My Guide , sunk down,

    And fell asleep; but O how glad I wakd

    to find t a dream! t

    Related, and thus Adam answerd sad.