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    Satan was now at hand, and from his seat

    The Monster moving onward came as fast [ y way

    To yates? through them I mean to pass,

    That be assured, without leave askt of thee: [ 685 ]

    Retire, or taste thy folly, and learn by proof,

    Hell-born, not to tend with Spirits of Heavn.

    To whom the Goblin full of wrauth replyd,

    Art thou that Traitel, art thou hee,

    Who first broke pea Heavn and Faith, till t<bdi>.</bdi>hen [ 690 ]

    Unbrokn, and in proud rebellious Arms

    Drew after him the third part of Heavns Sons

    jurd against the highest, for which both Thou

    And they outcast from God, are here nd

    To waste Eternal dayes in ain? [ 695 ]

    And rest thou thy self with Spirits of Heavn,

    Hell-doomd, and breathst defiance here and s

    Where I reign King, and te thee more,

    Thy King and Lord? Back to thy punishment,

    False fugitive, and to thy speed add wings, [ 700 ]

    Least with a whip of Scorpions I pursue

    Thy lingring, or wit<var></var>h oroke of this Dart

    Strange horror seise thee, and pangs u before.

    So spake the grieslie terror, and in shape,

    So speaking and so threatning, grew tenfold [ 705 ]

    More dreadful and deform: on th other side

    I with indignation Satan stood

    Unterrifid, and like a et burnd,

    That fires the length of Ophiucus huge

    In th Artick Sky, and from his horrid hair [ 710 ]

    Shakes Pestilend Warr. Each at the Head

    Leveld his deadly aime; thir fatall hands

    No sed stroke intend, and such a frown

    Each cast at th other, as when two black Clouds

    With Heavns Artillery fraught, e rattling on [ 715 ]

    Over the Caspian, then stand front to front

    H a space, till Winds the signal blow

    To join thir dark Enter in mid air:

    So frownd the mighty batants, that Hell

    Grew darker at thir frown, so matcht they stood; [ 720 ]

    For never but once more was either like

    To meet so great a foe: and now great deeds

    Had been achievd, whereof all Hell had rung,

    Had not the Snakie Sorceress that sat

    Fast by Hell Gate, ahe fatal Key, [ 725 ]

    Risn, and with hideous outcry rushd between.

    O Father, what intends thy hand, she cryd,

    Against thy only Son? What fury O Son,

    Possesses thee to bend that mortal Dart

    Against thy Fathers head? and knowst for whom; [ 730 ]

    For him who sits above and laughs the while

    At thee ordaind his drudge, to execute

    What ere his wrath, which he calls Justice<var>藏书网</var>, bids,

    His wrath whie day will destroy ye both.

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