But whether thus these things, or whether not,

Whether the Sun predominant in Heavn [ 160 ]

Rise on the Earth, or Earth rise on the Sun,

Hee from the East his flaming rode begin,

Or Shee from West her silent course advance

With inoffensive pace that spinning sleeps

On her soft Axle, while she paces Eevn, [ 165 ]

And beares thee soft with the smooth Air along,

Sollicit not thy thoughts with matters hid,

Leave them to God above, him serve and feare;

Of other Creatures, as him pleases best,

Wherever plact, let him dispose: joy thou [ 170 ]

In what he gives to thee, this Paradise

And thy faire Eve; Heavn is for thee too high

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