Satan First Spies Adam and Eve in Paradise Lost Book four Oh [INAUDIBLE],
what do mine eyes with grief Behold into our room of bliss Thus high advanced
creatures of other mode Earthborn perhaps not spirits yet two heavenly spirits,
bright little inferior who my thoughts pursue with wonder and could love so lively, shines in them divine resemblance and such grace.
The hand that formed them on their shape have poured.
Ah gentle pair ye little think how nice your change approaches when all these delights will
vanish and deliver ye to wo more wo the more your taste is now of joy happy but full so happy
ill secured long to continue and this high c to your heaven ill fenced for heaven to keep
out such a foe as now is entered yet no purposed foe to you whom I could pity thus forlorn.
Though I unlimited league with you I seek and mutual amateur so straight,
so close that I with you must dwell or you with me henceforth my dwelling happily
may not please like this fair paradise your sense yet such accept your maker's work.
He gave it me which I as freely give [INAUDIBLE] shall unfold to entertain you to her widest gates and send forth all her kings.
There will be room not like these narrow limits to receive your numerous offspring.
If no better place thank him who puts me loathed to this revenge on you?
Who wrong me not for him who wronged and should I at your harmless innocence melt as I do yet public reason just honour and
empire with revenge enlarged by conquering this new world compels me now to do what else though damned I should abhor.
So spake the fiend. And with necessity, the tyrant's plea excused his devilish deeds.