O Sons, like one of us Man is become

To know both Good and Evil, since his taste [ 85 ]

Of that defended Fruit; but let him boast

His knowledge of Good lost, and Evil got,

Happier, had sufficd him to have known

Good by it self, and Evil not at all.

He sorrows now, repents, and prayes contrite, [ 90 ]

My motions in him, longer then they move,

His heart I know, how variable and vain

Self-left. Least therefore his now bolder hand

Reach also of the Tree of Life, and eat,

And live for ever, dream at least to live [ 95 ]

For ever, to remove him I decree,

And send him from the Garden forth to Till

The Ground whence he was taken, fitter soile.

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