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Garden sung +By one man's disobedience lost, now sing +Recovered Paradise to all mankind, +By one man's firm obedience fully tried +Through all temptation, and the Tempter foiled +In all his wiles, defeated and repulsed, +And Eden raised in the waste Wilderness. + Thou Spirit, who led'st this glorious Eremite +Into the desert, his victorious field +Against the spiritual foe, and brought'st him thence 10 +By proof the undoubted Son of God, inspire, +As thou art wont, my prompted song, else mute, +And bear through highth or depth of Nature's bounds, +With prosperous wing full summed, to tell of deeds +Above heroic, though in secret done, +And unrecorded left through many an age: +Worthy to have not remained so long unsung. + Now had the great Proclaimer, with a voice +More awful than the sound of trumpet, cried +Repentance, and Heaven's kingdom nigh at hand 20 +To all baptized. To his great baptism flocked +With awe the regions round, and with them came +From Nazareth the son of Joseph deemed +To the flood Jordan--came as then obscure, +Unmarked, unknown. But him the Baptist soon +Descried, divinely warned, and witness bore +As to his worthier, and would have resigned +To him his heavenly office. Nor was long +His witness unconfirmed: on him baptized +Heaven opened, and in likeness of a Dove 30 +The Spirit descended, while the Father's voice +From Heaven pronounced him his beloved Son. +That heard the Adversary, who, roving still +About the world, at that assembly famed +Would not be last, and, with the voice divine +Nigh thunder-struck, the exalted man to whom +Such high attest was given a while surveyed +With wonder; then, with envy fraught and rage, +Flies to his place, nor rests, but in mid air +To council summons all his mighty Peers, 40 +Within thick clouds and dark tenfold involved, +A gloomy consistory; and them amidst, +With looks aghast and sad, he thus bespake:-- + "O ancient Powers of Air and this wide World +(For much more willingly I mention Air, +This our old conquest, than remember Hell, +Our hated habitation), well ye know +How many ages, as the years of men, +This Universe we have possessed, and ruled +In manner at our will the affairs of Earth, 50 +Since Adam and his facile consort Eve +Lost Paradise, deceived by me, though since +With dread attending when that fatal wound +Shall be inflicted by the seed of Eve +Upon my head. Long the decrees of Heaven +Delay, for longest time to Him is short; +And now, too soon for us, the circling hours +This dreaded time have compassed, wherein we +Must bide the stroke of that long-threatened wound +(At least, if so we can, and by the head 60 +Broken be not intended all our power +To be infringed, our freedom and our being +In this fair empire won of Earth and Air)-- +For this ill news I bring: The Woman's Seed, +Destined to this, is late of woman born. +His birth to our just fear gave no small cause; +But his growth now to youth's full flower, displaying +All virtue, grace and wisdom to achieve +Things highest, greatest, multiplies my fear. +Before him a great Prophet, to proclaim 70 +His coming, is sent harbinger, who all +Invites, and in the consecrated stream +Pretends to wash off sin, and fit them so +Purified to receive him pure, or rather +To do him honour as their King. All come, +And he himself among them was baptized-- +Not thence to be more pure, but to receive +The testimony of Heaven, that who he is +Thenceforth the nations may not doubt. I saw +The Prophet do him reverence; on him, rising 80 +Out of the water, Heaven above the clouds +Unfold her crystal doors; thence on his head +A perfet Dove descend (whate'er it meant); +And out of Heaven the sovraign voice I heard, +'This is my Son beloved,--in him am pleased.' +His mother, than, is mortal, but his Sire +He who obtains the monarchy of Heaven; +And what will He not do to advance his Son? +His first-begot we know, and sore have felt, +When his fierce thunder drove us to the Deep; 90 +Who this is we must learn, for Man he seems +In all his lineaments, though in his face +The glimpses of his Father's glory shine. +Ye see our danger on the utmost edge +Of hazard, which admits no long debate, +But must with something sudden be opposed +(Not force, but well-couched fraud, well-woven snares), +Ere in the head of nations he appear, +Their king, their leader, and supreme on Earth. +I, when no other durst, sole undertook 100 +The dismal expedition to find out +And ruin Adam, and the exploit performed +Successfully: a calmer voyage now +Will waft me; and the way found prosperous once +Induces best to hope of like success." + He ended, and his words impression left +Of much amazement to the infernal crew, +Distracted and surprised with deep dismay +At these sad tidings. But no time was then +For long indulgence to their fears or grief: 110 +Unanimous they all commit the care +And management of this man enterprise +To him, their great Dictator, whose attempt +At first against mankind so well had thrived +In Adam's overthrow, and led their march +From Hell's deep-vaulted den to dwell in light, +Regents, and potentates, and kings, yea gods, +Of many a pleasant realm and province wide. +So to the coast of Jordan he directs +His easy steps, girded with snaky wiles, 120 +Where he might likeliest find this new-declared, +This man of men, attested Son of God, +Temptation and all guile on him to try-- +So to subvert whom he suspected raised +To end his reign on Earth so long enjoyed: +But, contrary, unweeting he fulfilled +The purposed counsel, pre-ordained and fixed, +Of the Most High, who, in full frequence bright +Of Angels, thus to Gabriel smiling spake:-- + "Gabriel, this day, by proof, thou shalt behold, 130 +Thou and all Angels conversant on Earth +With Man or men's affairs, how I begin +To verify that solemn message late, +On which I sent thee to the Virgin pure +In Galilee, that she should bear a son, +Great in renown, and called the Son of God. +Then told'st her, doubting how these things could be +To her a virgin, that on her should come +The Holy Ghost, and the power of the Highest +O'ershadow her. This Man, born and now upgrown, 140 +To shew him worthy of his birth divine +And high prediction, henceforth I expose +To Satan; let him tempt, and now assay +His utmost subtlety, because he boasts +And vaunts of his great cunning to the throng +Of his Apostasy. He might have learnt +Less overweening, since he failed in Job, +Whose constant perseverance overcame +Whate'er his cruel malice could invent. +He now shall know I can produce a man, 150 +Of female seed, far abler to resist +All his solicitations, and at length +All his vast force, and drive him back to Hell-- +Winning by conquest what the first man lost +By fallacy surprised. But first I mean +To exercise him in the Wilderness; +There he shall first lay down the rudiments +Of his great warfare, ere I send him forth +To conquer Sin and Death, the two grand foes. +By humiliation and strong sufferance 160 +His weakness shall o'ercome Satanic strength, +And all the world, and mass of sinful flesh; +That all the Angels and aethereal Powers-- +They now, and men hereafter--may discern +From what consummate virtue I have chose +This perfet man, by merit called my Son, +To earn salvation for the sons of men." + So spake the Eternal Father, and all Heaven +Admiring stood a space; then into hymns +Burst forth, and in celestial measures moved, 170 +Circling the throne and singing, while the hand +Sung with the voice, and this the argument:-- + "Victory and triumph to the Son of God, +Now entering his great duel, not of arms, +But to vanquish by wisdom hellish wiles! +The Father knows the Son; therefore secure +Ventures his filial virtue, though untried, +Against whate'er may tempt, whate'er seduce, +Allure, or terrify, or undermine. +Be frustrate, all ye stratagems of Hell, 180 +And, devilish machinations, come to nought!" + So they in Heaven their odes and vigils tuned. +Meanwhile the Son of God, who yet some days +Lodged in Bethabara, where John baptized, +Musing and much revolving in his breast +How best the mighty work he might begin +Of Saviour to mankind, and which way first +Publish his godlike office now mature, +One day forth walked alone, the Spirit leading +And his deep thoughts, the better to converse 190 +With solitude, till, far from track of men, +Thought following thought, and step by step led on, +He entered now the bordering Desert wild, +And, with dark shades and rocks environed round, +His holy meditations thus pursued:-- + "O what a multitude of thoughts at once +Awakened in me swarm, while I consider +What from within I feel myself, and hear +What from without comes often to my ears, +Ill sorting with my present state compared! 200 +When I was yet a child, no childish play +To me was pleasing; all my mind was set +Serious to learn and know, and thence to do, +What might be public good; myself I thought +Born to that end, born to promote all truth, +All righteous things. Therefore, above my years, +The Law of God I read, and found it sweet; +Made it my whole delight, and in it grew +To such perfection that, ere yet my age +Had measured twice six years, at our great Feast 210 +I went into the Temple, there to hear +The teachers of our Law, and to propose +What might improve my knowledge or their own, +And was admired by all. Yet this not all +To which my spirit aspired. Victorious deeds +Flamed in my heart, heroic acts--one while +To rescue Israel from the Roman yoke; +Then to subdue and quell, o'er all the earth, +Brute violence and proud tyrannic power, +Till truth were freed, and equity restored: 220 +Yet held it more humane, more heavenly, first +By winning words to conquer willing hearts, +And make persuasion do the work of fear; +At least to try, and teach the erring soul, +Not wilfully misdoing, but unware +Misled; the stubborn only to subdue. +These growing thoughts my mother soon perceiving, +By words at times cast forth, inly rejoiced, +And said to me apart, 'High are thy thoughts, +O Son! but nourish them, and let them soar 230 +To what highth sacred virtue and true worth +Can raise them, though above example high; +By matchless deeds express thy matchless Sire. +For know, thou art no son of mortal man; +Though men esteem thee low of parentage, +Thy Father is the Eternal King who rules +All Heaven and Earth, Angels and sons of men. +A messenger from God foretold thy birth +Conceived in me a virgin; he foretold +Thou shouldst be great, and sit on David's throne, 240 +And of thy kingdom there should be no end. +At thy nativity a glorious quire +Of Angels, in the fields of Bethlehem, sung +To shepherds, watching at their folds by night, +And told them the Messiah now was born, +Where they might see him; and to thee they came, +Directed to the manger where thou lay'st; +For in the inn was left no better room. +A Star, not seen before, in heaven appearing, +Guided the Wise Men thither from the East, 250 +To honour thee with incense, myrrh, and gold; +By whose bright course led on they found the place, +Affirming it thy star, new-graven in heaven, +By which they knew thee King of Israel born. +Just Simeon and prophetic Anna, warned +By vision, found thee in the Temple, and spake, +Before the altar and the vested priest, +Like things of thee to all that present stood.' +This having heart, straight I again revolved +The Law and Prophets, searching what was writ 260 +Concerning the Messiah, to our scribes +Known partly, and soon found of whom they spake +I am--this chiefly, that my way must lie +Through many a hard assay, even to the death, +Ere I the promised kingdom can attain, +Or work redemption for mankind, whose sins' +Full weight must be transferred upon my head. +Yet, neither thus disheartened or dismayed, +The time prefixed I waited; when behold +The Baptist (of whose birth I oft had heard, 270 +Not knew by sight) now come, who was to come +Before Messiah, and his way prepare! +I, as all others, to his baptism came, +Which I believed was from above; but he +Straight knew me, and with loudest voice proclaimed +Me him (for it was shewn him so from Heaven)-- +Me him whose harbinger he was; and first +Refused on me his baptism to confer, +As much his greater, and was hardly won. +But, as I rose out of the laving stream, 280 +Heaven opened her eternal doors, from whence +The Spirit descended on me like a Dove; +And last, the sum of all, my Father's voice, +Audibly heard from Heaven, pronounced me his, +Me his beloved Son, in whom alone +He was well pleased: by which I knew the time +Now full, that I no more should live obscure, +But openly begin, as best becomes +The authority which I derived from Heaven. +And now by some strong motion I am led 290 +Into this wilderness; to what intent +I learn not yet. Perhaps I need not know; +For what concerns my knowledge God reveals." + So spake our Morning Star, then in his rise, +And, looking round, on every side beheld +A pathless desert, dusk with horrid shades. +The way he came, not having marked return, +Was difficult, by human steps untrod; +And he still on was led, but with such thoughts +Accompanied of things past and to come 300 +Lodged in his breast as well might recommend +Such solitude before choicest society. + Full forty days he passed--whether on hill +Sometimes, anon in shady vale, each night +Under the covert of some ancient oak +Or cedar to defend him from the dew, +Or harboured in one cave, is not revealed; +Nor tasted human food, nor hunger felt, +Till those days ended; hungered then at last +Among wild beasts. They at his sight grew mild, 310 +Nor sleeping him nor waking harmed; his walk +The fiery serpent fled and noxious worm; +The lion and fierce tiger glared aloof. +But now an aged man in rural weeds, +Following, as seemed, the quest of some stray eye, +Or withered sticks to gather, which might serve +Against a winter's day, when winds blow keen, +To warm him wet returned from field at eve, +He saw approach; who first with curious eye +Perused him, then with words thus uttered spake:-- 320 + "Sir, what ill chance hath brought thee to this place, +So far from path or road of men, who pass +In troop or caravan? for single none +Durst ever, who returned, and dropt not here +His carcass, pined with hunger and with droughth. +I ask the rather, and the more admire, +For that to me thou seem'st the man whom late +Our new baptizing Prophet at the ford +Of Jordan honoured so, and called thee Son +Of God. I saw and heard, for we sometimes 330 +Who dwell this wild, constrained by want, come forth +To town or village nigh (nighest is far), +Where aught we hear, and curious are to hear, +What happens new; fame also finds us out." + To whom the Son of God:--"Who brought me hither +Will bring me hence; no other guide I seek." + "By miracle he may," replied the swain; +"What other way I see not; for we here +Live on tough roots and stubs, to thirst inured +More than the camel, and to drink go far-- 340 +Men to much misery and hardship born. +But, if thou be the Son of God, command +That out of these hard stones be made thee bread; +So shalt thou save thyself, and us relieve +With food, whereof we wretched seldom taste." + He ended, and the Son of God replied:-- +"Think'st thou such force in bread? Is it not written +(For I discern thee other than thou seem'st), +Man lives not by bread only, but each word +Proceeding from the mouth of God, who fed 350 +Our fathers here with manna? In the Mount +Moses was forty days, nor eat nor drank; +And forty days Eliah without food +Wandered this barren waste; the same I now. +Why dost thou, then, suggest to me distrust +Knowing who I am, as I know who thou art?" + Whom thus answered the Arch-Fiend, now undisguised:-- +"'Tis true, I am that Spirit unfortunate +Who, leagued with millions more in rash revolt, +Kept not my happy station, but was driven 360 +With them from bliss to the bottomless Deep-- +Yet to that hideous place not so confined +By rigour unconniving but that oft, +Leaving my dolorous prison, I enjoy +Large liberty to round this globe of Earth, +Or range in the Air; nor from the Heaven of Heavens +Hath he excluded my resort sometimes. +I came, among the Sons of God, when he +Gave up into my hands Uzzean Job, +To prove him, and illustrate his high worth; 370 +And, when to all his Angels he proposed +To draw the proud king Ahab into fraud, +That he might fall in Ramoth, they demurring, +I undertook that office, and the tongues +Of all his flattering prophets glibbed with lies +To his destruction, as I had in charge: +For what he bids I do. Though I have lost +Much lustre of my native brightness, lost +To be beloved of God, I have not lost +To love, at least contemplate and admire, 380 +What I see excellent in good, or fair, +Or virtuous; I should so have lost all sense. +What can be then less in me than desire +To see thee and approach thee, whom I know +Declared the Son of God, to hear attent +Thy wisdom, and behold thy godlike deeds? +Men generally think me much a foe +To all mankind. Why should I? they to me +Never did wrong or violence. By them +I lost not what I lost; rather by them 390 +I gained what I have gained, and with them dwell +Copartner in these regions of the World, +If not disposer--lend them oft my aid, +Oft my advice by presages and signs, +And answers, oracles, portents, and dreams, +Whereby they may direct their future life. +Envy, they say, excites me, thus to gain +Companions of my misery and woe! +At first it may be; but, long since with woe +Nearer acquainted, now I feel by proof 400 +That fellowship in pain divides not smart, +Nor lightens aught each man's peculiar load; +Small consolation, then, were Man adjoined. +This wounds me most (what can it less?) that Man, +Man fallen, shall be restored, I never more." + To whom our Saviour sternly thus replied:-- +"Deservedly thou griev'st, composed of lies +From the beginning, and in lies wilt end, +Who boast'st release from Hell, and leave to come +Into the Heaven of Heavens. Thou com'st, indeed, 410 +As a poor miserable captive thrall +Comes to the place where he before had sat +Among the prime in splendour, now deposed, +Ejected, emptied, gazed, unpitied, shunned, +A spectacle of ruin, or of scorn, +To all the host of Heaven. The happy place +Imparts to thee no happiness, no joy-- +Rather inflames thy torment, representing +Lost bliss, to thee no more communicable; +So never more in Hell than when in Heaven. 420 +But thou art serviceable to Heaven's King! +Wilt thou impute to obedience what thy fear +Extorts, or pleasure to do ill excites? +What but thy malice moved thee to misdeem +Of righteous Job, then cruelly to afflict him +With all inflictions? but his patience won. +The other service was thy chosen task, +To be a liar in four hundred mouths; +For lying is thy sustenance, thy food. +Yet thou pretend'st to truth! all oracles 430 +By thee are given, and what confessed more true +Among the nations? That hath been thy craft, +By mixing somewhat true to vent more lies. +But what have been thy answers? what but dark, +Ambiguous, and with double sense deluding, +Which they who asked have seldom understood, +And, not well understood, as good not known? +Who ever, by consulting at thy shrine, +Returned the wiser, or the more instruct +To fly or follow what concerned him most, 440 +And run not sooner to his fatal snare? +For God hath justly given the nations up +To thy delusions; justly, since they fell +Idolatrous. But, when his purpose is +Among them to declare his providence, +To thee not known, whence hast thou then thy truth, +But from him, or his Angels president +In every province, who, themselves disdaining +To approach thy temples, give thee in command +What, to the smallest tittle, thou shalt say 450 +To thy adorers? Thou, with trembling fear, +Or like a fawning parasite, obey'st; +Then to thyself ascrib'st the truth foretold. +But this thy glory shall be soon retrenched; +No more shalt thou by oracling abuse +The Gentiles; henceforth oracles are ceased, +And thou no more with pomp and sacrifice +Shalt be enquired at Delphos or elsewhere-- +At least in vain, for they shall find thee mute. +God hath now sent his living Oracle 460 +Into the world to teach his final will, +And sends his Spirit of Truth henceforth to dwell +In pious hearts, an inward oracle +To all truth requisite for men to know." + So spake our Saviour; but the subtle Fiend, +Though inly stung with anger and disdain, +Dissembled, and this answer smooth returned:-- + "Sharply thou hast insisted on rebuke, +And urged me hard with doings which not will, +But misery, hath wrested from me. Where 470 +Easily canst thou find one miserable, +And not inforced oft-times to part from truth, +If it may stand him more in stead to lie, +Say and unsay, feign, flatter, or abjure? +But thou art placed above me; thou art Lord; +From thee I can, and must, submiss, endure +Cheek or reproof, and glad to scape so quit. +Hard are the ways of truth, and rough to walk, +Smooth on the tongue discoursed, pleasing to the ear, +And tunable as sylvan pipe or song; 480 +What wonder, then, if I delight to hear +Her dictates from thy mouth? most men admire +Virtue who follow not her lore. Permit me +To hear thee when I come (since no man comes), +And talk at least, though I despair to attain. +Thy Father, who is holy, wise, and pure, +Suffers the hypocrite or atheous priest +To tread his sacred courts, and minister +About his altar, handling holy things, +Praying or vowing, and voutsafed his voice 490 +To Balaam reprobate, a prophet yet +Inspired: disdain not such access to me." + To whom our Saviour, with unaltered brow:-- +"Thy coming hither, though I know thy scope, +I bid not, or forbid. Do as thou find'st +Permission from above; thou canst not more." + He added not; and Satan, bowling low +His gray dissimulation, disappeared, +Into thin air diffused: for now began +Night with her sullen wing to double-shade 500 +The desert; fowls in their clay nests were couched; +And now wild beasts came forth the woods to roam. + + +THE SECOND BOOK +--------------- + +MEANWHILE the new-baptized, who yet remained +At Jordan with the Baptist, and had seen +Him whom they heard so late expressly called +Jesus Messiah, Son of God, declared, +And on that high authority had believed, +And with him talked, and with him lodged--I mean +Andrew and Simon, famous after known, +With others, though in Holy Writ not named-- +Now missing him, their joy so lately found, +So lately found and so abruptly gone, 10 +Began to doubt, and doubted many days, +And, as the days increased, increased their doubt. +Sometimes they thought he might be only shewn, +And for a time caught up to God, as once +Moses was in the Mount and missing long, +And the great Thisbite, who on fiery wheels +Rode up to Heaven, yet once again to come. +Therefore, as those young prophets then with care +Sought lost Eliah, so in each place these +Nigh to Bethabara--in Jericho 20 +The city of palms, AEnon, and Salem old, +Machaerus, and each town or city walled +On this side the broad lake Genezaret, +Or in Peraea--but returned in vain. +Then on the bank of Jordan, by a creek, +Where winds with reeds and osiers whispering play, +Plain fishermen (no greater men them call), +Close in a cottage low together got, +Their unexpected loss and plaints outbreathed:-- + "Alas, from what high hope to what relapse 30 +Unlooked for are we fallen! Our eyes beheld +Messiah certainly now come, so long +Expected of our fathers; we have heard +His words, his wisdom full of grace and truth. +'Now, now, for sure, deliverance is at hand; +The kingdom shall to Israel be restored:' +Thus we rejoiced, but soon our joy is turned +Into perplexity and new amaze. +For whither is he gone? what accident +Hath rapt him from us? will he now retire 40 +After appearance, and again prolong +Our expectation? God of Israel, +Send thy Messiah forth; the time is come. +Behold the kings of the earth, how they oppress +Thy Chosen, to what highth their power unjust +They have exalted, and behind them cast +All fear of Thee; arise, and vindicate +Thy glory; free thy people from their yoke! +But let us wait; thus far He hath performed-- +Sent his Anointed, and to us revealed him 50 +By his great Prophet pointed at and shown +In public, and with him we have conversed. +Let us be glad of this, and all our fears +Lay on his providence; He will not fail, +Nor will withdraw him now, nor will recall-- +Mock us with his blest sight, then snatch him hence: +Soon we shall see our hope, our joy, return." + Thus they out of their plaints new hope resume +To find whom at the first they found unsought. +But to his mother Mary, when she saw 60 +Others returned from baptism, not her Son, +Nor left at Jordan tidings of him none, +Within her breast though calm, her breast though pure, +Motherly cares and fears got head, and raised +Some troubled thoughts, which she in sighs thus clad:-- + "Oh, what avails me now that honour high, +To have conceived of God, or that salute, +'Hail, highly favoured, among women blest!' +While I to sorrows am no less advanced, +And fears as eminent above the lot 70 +Of other women, by the birth I bore: +In such a season born, when scarce a shed +Could be obtained to shelter him or me +From the bleak air? A stable was our warmth, +A manger his; yet soon enforced to fly +Thence into Egypt, till the murderous king +Were dead, who sought his life, and, missing, filled +With infant blood the streets of Bethlehem. +From Egypt home returned, in Nazareth +Hath been our dwelling many years; his life 80 +Private, unactive, calm, contemplative, +Little suspicious to any king. But now, +Full grown to man, acknowledged, as I hear, +By John the Baptist, and in public shewn, +Son owned from Heaven by his Father's voice, +I looked for some great change. To honour? no; +But trouble, as old Simeon plain foretold, +That to the fall and rising he should be +Of many in Israel, and to a sign +Spoken against--that through my very soul 90 +A sword shall pierce. This is my favoured lot, +My exaltation to afflictions high! +Afflicted I may be, it seems, and blest! +I will not argue that, nor will repine. +But where delays he now? Some great intent +Conceals him. When twelve years he scarce had seen, +I lost him, but so found as well I saw +He could not lose himself, but went about +His Father's business. What he meant I mused-- +Since understand; much more his absence now 100 +Thus long to some great purpose he obscures. +But I to wait with patience am inured; +My heart hath been a storehouse long of things +And sayings laid up, pretending strange events." + Thus Mary, pondering oft, and oft to mind +Recalling what remarkably had passed +Since first her Salutation heard, with thoughts +Meekly composed awaited the fulfilling: +The while her Son, tracing the desert wild, +Sole, but with holiest meditations fed, 110 +Into himself descended, and at once +All his great work to come before him set-- +How to begin, how to accomplish best +His end of being on Earth, and mission high. +For Satan, with sly preface to return, +Had left him vacant, and with speed was gone +Up to the middle region of thick air, +Where all his Potentates in council sate. +There, without sign of boast, or sign of joy, +Solicitous and blank, he thus began:-- 120 + "Princes, Heaven's ancient Sons, AEthereal Thrones-- +Daemonian Spirits now, from the element +Each of his reign allotted, rightlier called +Powers of Fire, Air, Water, and Earth beneath +(So may we hold our place and these mild seats +Without new trouble!)--such an enemy +Is risen to invade us, who no less +Threatens than our expulsion down to Hell. +I, as I undertook, and with the vote +Consenting in full frequence was impowered, 130 +Have found him, viewed him, tasted him; but find +Far other labour to be undergone +Than when I dealt with Adam, first of men, +Though Adam by his wife's allurement fell, +However to this Man inferior far-- +If he be Man by mother's side, at least +With more than human gifts from Heaven adorned, +Perfections absolute, graces divine, +And amplitude of mind to greatest deeds. +Therefore I am returned, lest confidence 140 +Of my success with Eve in Paradise +Deceive ye to persuasion over-sure +Of like succeeding here. I summon all +Rather to be in readiness with hand +Or counsel to assist, lest I, who erst +Thought none my equal, now be overmatched." + So spake the old Serpent, doubting, and from all +With clamour was assured their utmost aid +At his command; when from amidst them rose +Belial, the dissolutest Spirit that fell, 150 +The sensualest, and, after Asmodai, +The fleshliest Incubus, and thus advised:-- + "Set women in his eye and in his walk, +Among daughters of men the fairest found. +Many are in each region passing fair +As the noon sky, more like to goddesses +Than mortal creatures, graceful and discreet, +Expert in amorous arts, enchanting tongues +Persuasive, virgin majesty with mild +And sweet allayed, yet terrible to approach, 160 +Skilled to retire, and in retiring draw +Hearts after them tangled in amorous nets. +Such object hath the power to soften and tame +Severest temper, smooth the rugged'st brow, +Enerve, and with voluptuous hope dissolve, +Draw out with credulous desire, and lead +At will the manliest, resolutest breast, +As the magnetic hardest iron draws. +Women, when nothing else, beguiled the heart +Of wisest Solomon, and made him build, 170 +And made him bow, to the gods of his wives." + To whom quick answer Satan thus returned:-- +"Belial, in much uneven scale thou weigh'st +All others by thyself. Because of old +Thou thyself doat'st on womankind, admiring +Their shape, their colour, and attractive grace, +None are, thou think'st, but taken with such toys. +Before the Flood, thou, with thy lusty crew, +False titled Sons of God, roaming the Earth, +Cast wanton eyes on the daughters of men, 180 +And coupled with them, and begot a race. +Have we not seen, or by relation heard, +In courts and regal chambers how thou lurk'st, +In wood or grove, by mossy fountain-side, +In valley or green meadow, to waylay +Some beauty rare, Calisto, Clymene, +Daphne, or Semele, Antiopa, +Or Amymone, Syrinx, many more +Too long--then lay'st thy scapes on names adored, +Apollo, Neptune, Jupiter, or Pan, 190 +Satyr, or Faun, or Silvan? But these haunts +Delight not all. Among the sons of men +How many have with a smile made small account +Of beauty and her lures, easily scorned +All her assaults, on worthier things intent! +Remember that Pellean conqueror, +A youth, how all the beauties of the East +He slightly viewed, and slightly overpassed; +How he surnamed of Africa dismissed, +In his prime youth, the fair Iberian maid. 200 +For Solomon, he lived at ease, and, full +Of honour, wealth, high fare, aimed not beyond +Higher design than to enjoy his state; +Thence to the bait of women lay exposed. +But he whom we attempt is wiser far +Than Solomon, of more exalted mind, +Made and set wholly on the accomplishment +Of greatest things. What woman will you find, +Though of this age the wonder and the fame, +On whom his leisure will voutsafe an eye 210 +Of fond desire? Or should she, confident, +As sitting queen adored on Beauty's throne, +Descend with all her winning charms begirt +To enamour, as the zone of Venus once +Wrought that effect on Jove (so fables tell), +How would one look from his majestic brow, +Seated as on the top of Virtue's hill, +Discountenance her despised, and put to rout +All her array, her female pride deject, +Or turn to reverent awe! For Beauty stands 220 +In the admiration only of weak minds +Led captive; cease to admire, and all her plumes +Fall flat, and shrink into a trivial toy, +At every sudden slighting quite abashed. +Therefore with manlier objects we must try +His constancy--with such as have more shew +Of worth, of honour, glory, and popular praise +(Rocks whereon greatest men have oftest wrecked); +Or that which only seems to satisfy +Lawful desires of nature, not beyond. 230 +And now I know he hungers, where no food +Is to be found, in the wide Wilderness: +The rest commit to me; I shall let pass +No advantage, and his strength as oft assay." + He ceased, and heard their grant in loud acclaim; +Then forthwith to him takes a chosen band +Of Spirits likest to himself in guile, +To be at hand and at his beck appear, +If cause were to unfold some active scene +Of various persons, each to know his part; 240 +Then to the desert takes with these his flight, +Where still, from shade to shade, the Son of God, +After forty days' fasting, had remained, +Now hungering first, and to himself thus said:-- + "Where will this end? Four times ten days I have passed +Wandering this woody maze, and human food +Nor tasted, nor had appetite. That fast +To virtue I impute not, or count part +Of what I suffer here. If nature need not, +Or God support nature without repast, 250 +Though needing, what praise is it to endure? +But now I feel I hunger; which declares +Nature hath need of what she asks. Yet God +Can satisfy that need some other way, +Though hunger still remain. So it remain +Without this body's wasting, I content me, +And from the sting of famine fear no harm; +Nor mind it, fed with better thoughts, that feed +Me hungering more to do my Father's will." + It was the hour of night, when thus the Son 260 +Communed in silent walk, then laid him down +Under the hospitable covert nigh +Of trees thick interwoven. There he slept, +And dreamed, as appetite is wont to dream, +Of meats and drinks, nature's refreshment sweet. +Him thought he by the brook of Cherith stood, +And saw the ravens with their horny beaks +Food to Elijah bringing even and morn-- +Though ravenous, taught to abstain from what they brought; +He saw the Prophet also, how he fled 270 +Into the desert, and how there he slept +Under a juniper--then how, awaked, +He found his supper on the coals prepared, +And by the Angel was bid rise and eat, +And eat the second time after repose, +The strength whereof sufficed him forty days: +Sometimes that with Elijah he partook, +Or as a guest with Daniel at his pulse. +Thus wore out night; and now the harald Lark +Left his ground-nest, high towering to descry 280 +The Morn's approach, and greet her with his song. +As lightly from his grassy couch up rose +Our Saviour, and found all was but a dream; +Fasting he went to sleep, and fasting waked. +Up to a hill anon his steps he reared, +From whose high top to ken the prospect round, +If cottage were in view, sheep-cote, or herd; +But cottage, herd, or sheep-cote, none he saw-- +Only in a bottom saw a pleasant grove, +With chaunt of tuneful birds resounding loud. 290 +Thither he bent his way, determined there +To rest at noon, and entered soon the shade +High-roofed, and walks beneath, and alleys brown, +That opened in the midst a woody scene; +Nature's own work it seemed (Nature taught Art), +And, to a superstitious eye, the haunt +Of wood-gods and wood-nymphs. He viewed it round; +When suddenly a man before him stood, +Not rustic as before, but seemlier clad, +As one in city or court or palace bred, 300 +And with fair speech these words to him addressed:-- + "With granted leave officious I return, +But much more wonder that the Son of God +In this wild solitude so long should bide, +Of all things destitute, and, well I know, +Not without hunger. Others of some note, +As story tells, have trod this wilderness: +The fugitive Bond-woman, with her son, +Outcast Nebaioth, yet found here relief +By a providing Angel; all the race 310 +Of Israel here had famished, had not God +Rained from heaven manna; and that Prophet bold, +Native of Thebez, wandering here, was fed +Twice by a voice inviting him to eat. +Of thee those forty days none hath regard, +Forty and more deserted here indeed." + To whom thus Jesus:--"What conclud'st thou hence? +They all had need; I, as thou seest, have none." + "How hast thou hunger then?" Satan replied. +"Tell me, if food were now before thee set, 320 +Wouldst thou not eat?" "Thereafter as I like +the giver," answered Jesus. "Why should that +Cause thy refusal?" said the subtle Fiend. +"Hast thou not right to all created things? +Owe not all creatures, by just right, to thee +Duty and service, nor to stay till bid, +But tender all their power? Nor mention I +Meats by the law unclean, or offered first +To idols--those young Daniel could refuse; +Nor proffered by an enemy--though who 330 +Would scruple that, with want oppressed? Behold, +Nature ashamed, or, better to express, +Troubled, that thou shouldst hunger, hath purveyed +From all the elements her choicest store, +To treat thee as beseems, and as her Lord +With honour. Only deign to sit and eat." + He spake no dream; for, as his words had end, +Our Saviour, lifting up his eyes, beheld, +In ample space under the broadest shade, +A table richly spread in regal mode, 340 +With dishes piled and meats of noblest sort +And savour--beasts of chase, or fowl of game, +In pastry built, or from the spit, or boiled, +Grisamber-steamed; all fish, from sea or shore, +Freshet or purling brook, of shell or fin, +And exquisitest name, for which was drained +Pontus, and Lucrine bay, and Afric coast. +Alas! how simple, to these cates compared, +Was that crude Apple that diverted Eve! +And at a stately sideboard, by the wine, 350 +That fragrant smell diffused, in order stood +Tall stripling youths rich-clad, of fairer hue +Than Ganymed or Hylas; distant more, +Under the trees now tripped, now solemn stood, +Nymphs of Diana's train, and Naiades +With fruits and flowers from Amalthea's horn, +And ladies of the Hesperides, that seemed +Fairer than feigned of old, or fabled since +Of faery damsels met in forest wide +By knights of Logres, or of Lyones, 360 +Lancelot, or Pelleas, or Pellenore. +And all the while harmonious airs were heard +Of chiming strings or charming pipes; and winds +Of gentlest gale Arabian odours fanned +From their soft wings, and Flora's earliest smells. +Such was the splendour; and the Tempter now +His invitation earnestly renewed:-- + "What doubts the Son of God to sit and eat? +These are not fruits forbidden; no interdict +Defends the touching of these viands pure; 370 +Their taste no knowledge works, at least of evil, +But life preserves, destroys life's enemy, +Hunger, with sweet restorative delight. +All these are Spirits of air, and woods, and springs, +Thy gentle ministers, who come to pay +Thee homage, and acknowledge thee their Lord. +What doubt'st thou, Son of God? Sit down and eat." + To whom thus Jesus temperately replied:-- +"Said'st thou not that to all things I had right? +And who withholds my power that right to use? 380 +Shall I receive by gift what of my own, +When and where likes me best, I can command? +I can at will, doubt not, as soon as thou, +Command a table in this wilderness, +And call swift flights of Angels ministrant, +Arrayed in glory, on my cup to attend: +Why shouldst thou, then, obtrude this diligence +In vain, where no acceptance it can find? +And with my hunger what hast thou to do? +Thy pompous delicacies I contemn, 390 +And count thy specious gifts no gifts, but guiles." + To whom thus answered Satan, male-content:-- +"That I have also power to give thou seest; +If of that power I bring thee voluntary +What I might have bestowed on whom I pleased, +And rather opportunely in this place +Chose to impart to thy apparent need, +Why shouldst thou not accept it? But I see +What I can do or offer is suspect. +Of these things others quickly will dispose, 400 +Whose pains have earned the far-fet spoil." With that +Both table and provision vanished quite, +With sound of harpies' wings and talons heard; +Only the importune Tempter still remained, +And with these words his temptation pursued:-- + "By hunger, that each other creature tames, +Thou art not to be harmed, therefore not moved; +Thy temperance, invincible besides, +For no allurement yields to appetite; +And all thy heart is set on high designs, 410 +High actions. But wherewith to be achieved? +Great acts require great means of enterprise; +Thou art unknown, unfriended, low of birth, +A carpenter thy father known, thyself +Bred up in poverty and straits at home, +Lost in a desert here and hunger-bit. +Which way, or from what hope, dost thou aspire +To greatness? whence authority deriv'st? +What followers, what retinue canst thou gain, +Or at thy heels the dizzy multitude, 420 +Longer than thou canst feed them on thy cost? +Money brings honour, friends, conquest, and realms. +What raised Antipater the Edomite, +And his son Herod placed on Juda's throne, +Thy throne, but gold, that got him puissant friends? +Therefore, if at great things thou wouldst arrive, +Get riches first, get wealth, and treasure heap-- +Not difficult, if thou hearken to me. +Riches are mine, fortune is in my hand; +They whom I favour thrive in wealth amain, 430 +While virtue, valour, wisdom, sit in want." + To whom thus Jesus patiently replied:-- +"Yet wealth without these three is impotent +To gain dominion, or to keep it gained-- +Witness those ancient empires of the earth, +In highth of all their flowing wealth dissolved; +But men endued with these have oft attained, +In lowest poverty, to highest deeds-- +Gideon, and Jephtha, and the shepherd lad +Whose offspring on the throne of Juda sate 440 +So many ages, and shall yet regain +That seat, and reign in Israel without end. +Among the Heathen (for throughout the world +To me is not unknown what hath been done +Worthy of memorial) canst thou not remember +Quintius, Fabricius, Curius, Regulus? +For I esteem those names of men so poor, +Who could do mighty things, and could contemn +Riches, though offered from the hand of kings. +And what in me seems wanting but that I 450 +May also in this poverty as soon +Accomplish what they did, perhaps and more? +Extol not riches, then, the toil of fools, +The wise man's cumbrance, if not snare; more apt +To slacken virtue and abate her edge +Than prompt her to do aught may merit praise. +What if with like aversion I reject +Riches and realms! Yet not for that a crown, +Golden in shew, is but a wreath of thorns, +Brings dangers, troubles, cares, and sleepless nights, 460 +To him who wears the regal diadem, +When on his shoulders each man's burden lies; +For therein stands the office of a king, +His honour, virtue, merit, and chief praise, +That for the public all this weight he bears. +Yet he who reigns within himself, and rules +Passions, desires, and fears, is more a king-- +Which every wise and virtuous man attains; +And who attains not, ill aspires to rule +Cities of men, or headstrong multitudes, 470 +Subject himself to anarchy within, +Or lawless passions in him, which he serves. +But to guide nations in the way of truth +By saving doctrine, and from error lead +To know, and, knowing, worship God aright, +Is yet more kingly. This attracts the soul, +Governs the inner man, the nobler part; +That other o'er the body only reigns, +And oft by force--which to a generous mind +So reigning can be no sincere delight. 480 +Besides, to give a kingdom hath been thought +Greater and nobler done, and to lay down +Far more magnanimous, than to assume. +Riches are needless, then, both for themselves, +And for thy reason why they should be sought-- +To gain a sceptre, oftest better missed." + + +THE THIRD BOOK +-------------- + +SO spake the Son of God; and Satan stood +A while as mute, confounded what to say, +What to reply, confuted and convinced +Of his weak arguing and fallacious drift; +At length, collecting all his serpent wiles, +With soothing words renewed, him thus accosts:-- + "I see thou know'st what is of use to know, +What best to say canst say, to do canst do; +Thy actions to thy words accord; thy words +To thy large heart give utterance due; thy heart 10 +Contains of good, wise, just, the perfet shape. +Should kings and nations from thy mouth consult, +Thy counsel would be as the oracle +Urim and Thummim, those oraculous gems +On Aaron's breast, or tongue of Seers old +Infallible; or, wert thou sought to deeds +That might require the array of war, thy skill +Of conduct would be such that all the world +Could not sustain thy prowess, or subsist +In battle, though against thy few in arms. 20 +These godlike virtues wherefore dost thou hide? +Affecting private life, or more obscure +In savage wilderness, wherefore deprive +All Earth her wonder at thy acts, thyself +The fame and glory--glory, the reward +That sole excites to high attempts the flame +Of most erected spirits, most tempered pure +AEthereal, who all pleasures else despise, +All treasures and all gain esteem as dross, +And dignities and powers, all but the highest? 30 +Thy years are ripe, and over-ripe. The son +Of Macedonian Philip had ere these +Won Asia, and the throne of Cyrus held +At his dispose; young Scipio had brought down +The Carthaginian pride; young Pompey quelled +The Pontic king, and in triumph had rode. +Yet years, and to ripe years judgment mature, +Quench not the thirst of glory, but augment. +Great Julius, whom now all the world admires, +The more he grew in years, the more inflamed 40 +With glory, wept that he had lived so long +Ingloroious. But thou yet art not too late." + To whom our Saviour calmly thus replied:-- +"Thou neither dost persuade me to seek wealth +For empire's sake, nor empire to affect +For glory's sake, by all thy argument. +For what is glory but the blaze of fame, +The people's praise, if always praise unmixed? +And what the people but a herd confused, +A miscellaneous rabble, who extol 50 +Things vulgar, and, well weighed, scarce worth the praise? +They praise and they admire they know not what, +And know not whom, but as one leads the other; +And what delight to be by such extolled, +To live upon their tongues, and be their talk? +Of whom to be dispraised were no small praise-- +His lot who dares be singularly good. +The intelligent among them and the wise +Are few, and glory scarce of few is raised. +This is true glory and renown--when God, 60 +Looking on the Earth, with approbation marks +The just man, and divulges him through Heaven +To all his Angels, who with true applause +Recount his praises. Thus he did to Job, +When, to extend his fame through Heaven and Earth, +As thou to thy reproach may'st well remember, +He asked thee, 'Hast thou seen my servant Job?' +Famous he was in Heaven; on Earth less known, +Where glory is false glory, attributed +To things not glorious, men not worthy of fame. 70 +They err who count it glorious to subdue +By conquest far and wide, to overrun +Large countries, and in field great battles win, +Great cities by assault. What do these worthies +But rob and spoil, burn, slaughter, and enslave +Peaceable nations, neighbouring or remote, +Made captive, yet deserving freedom more +Than those their conquerors, who leave behind +Nothing but ruin wheresoe'er they rove, +And all the flourishing works of peace destroy; 80 +Then swell with pride, and must be titled Gods, +Great benefactors of mankind, Deliverers, +Worshipped with temple, priest, and sacrifice? +One is the son of Jove, of Mars the other; +Till conqueror Death discover them scarce men, +Rowling in brutish vices, and deformed, +Violent or shameful death their due reward. +But, if there be in glory aught of good; +It may be means far different be attained, +Without ambition, war, or violence-- 90 +By deeds of peace, by wisdom eminent, +By patience, temperance. I mention still +Him whom thy wrongs, with saintly patience borne, +Made famous in a land and times obscure; +Who names not now with honour patient Job? +Poor Socrates, (who next more memorable?) +By what he taught and suffered for so doing, +For truth's sake suffering death unjust, lives now +Equal in fame to proudest conquerors. +Yet, if for fame and glory aught be done, 100 +Aught suffered--if young African for fame +His wasted country freed from Punic rage-- +The deed becomes unpraised, the man at least, +And loses, though but verbal, his reward. +Shall I seek glory, then, as vain men seek, +Oft not deserved? I seek not mine, but His +Who sent me, and thereby witness whence I am." + To whom the Tempter, murmuring, thus replied:-- +"Think not so slight of glory, therein least +Resembling thy great Father. He seeks glory, 110 +And for his glory all things made, all things +Orders and governs; nor content in Heaven, +By all his Angels glorified, requires +Glory from men, from all men, good or bad, +Wise or unwise, no difference, no exemption. +Above all sacrifice, or hallowed gift, +Glory he requires, and glory he receives, +Promiscuous from all nations, Jew, or Greek, +Or Barbarous, nor exception hath declared; +From us, his foes pronounced, glory he exacts." 120 + To whom our Saviour fervently replied: +"And reason; since his Word all things produced, +Though chiefly not for glory as prime end, +But to shew forth his goodness, and impart +His good communicable to every soul +Freely; of whom what could He less expect +Than glory and benediction--that is, thanks-- +The slightest, easiest, readiest recompense +From them who could return him nothing else, +And, not returning that, would likeliest render 130 +Contempt instead, dishonour, obloquy? +Hard recompense, unsuitable return +For so much good, so much beneficience! +But why should man seek glory, who of his own +Hath nothing, and to whom nothing belongs +But condemnation, ignominy, and shame-- +Who, for so many benefits received, +Turned recreant to God, ingrate and false, +And so of all true good himself despoiled; +Yet, sacrilegious, to himself would take 140 +That which to God alone of right belongs? +Yet so much bounty is in God, such grace, +That who advances his glory, not their own, +Them he himself to glory will advance." + So spake the Son of God; and here again +Satan had not to answer, but stood struck +With guilt of his own sin--for he himself, +Insatiable of glory, had lost all; +Yet of another plea bethought him soon:-- + "Of glory, as thou wilt," said he, "so deem; 150 +Worth or not worth the seeking, let it pass. +But to a Kingdom thou art born--ordained +To sit upon thy father David's throne, +By mother's side thy father, though thy right +Be now in powerful hands, that will not part +Easily from possession won with arms. +Judaea now and all the Promised Land, +Reduced a province under Roman yoke, +Obeys Tiberius, nor is always ruled +With temperate sway: oft have they violated 160 +The Temple, oft the Law, with foul affronts, +Abominations rather, as did once +Antiochus. And think'st thou to regain +Thy right by sitting still, or thus retiring? +So did not Machabeus. He indeed +Retired unto the Desert, but with arms; +And o'er a mighty king so oft prevailed +That by strong hand his family obtained, +Though priests, the crown, and David's throne usurped, +With Modin and her suburbs once content. 170 +If kingdom move thee not, let move thee zeal +And duty--zeal and duty are not slow, +But on Occasion's forelock watchful wait: +They themselves rather are occasion best-- +Zeal of thy Father's house, duty to free +Thy country from her heathen servitude. +So shalt thou best fulfil, best verify, +The Prophets old, who sung thy endless reign-- +The happier reign the sooner it begins. +Rein then; what canst thou better do the while?" 180 + To whom our Saviour answer thus returned:-- +"All things are best fulfilled in their due time; +And time there is for all things, Truth hath said. +If of my reign Prophetic Writ hath told +That it shall never end, so, when begin +The Father in his purpose hath decreed-- +He in whose hand all times and seasons rowl. +What if he hath decreed that I shall first +Be tried in humble state, and things adverse, +By tribulations, injuries, insults, 190 +Contempts, and scorns, and snares, and violence, +Suffering, abstaining, quietly expecting +Without distrust or doubt, that He may know +What I can suffer, how obey? Who best +Can suffer best can do, best reign who first +Well hath obeyed--just trial ere I merit +My exaltation without change or end. +But what concerns it thee when I begin +My everlasting Kingdom? Why art thou +Solicitous? What moves thy inquisition? 200 +Know'st thou not that my rising is thy fall, +And my promotion will be thy destruction?" + To whom the Tempter, inly racked, replied:-- +"Let that come when it comes. All hope is lost +Of my reception into grace; what worse? +For where no hope is left is left no fear. +If there be worse, the expectation more +Of worse torments me than the feeling can. +I would be at the worst; worst is my port, +My harbour, and my ultimate repose, 210 +The end I would attain, my final good. +My error was my error, and my crime +My crime; whatever, for itself condemned, +And will alike be punished, whether thou +Reign or reign not--though to that gentle brow +Willingly I could fly, and hope thy reign, +From that placid aspect and meek regard, +Rather than aggravate my evil state, +Would stand between me and thy Father's ire +(Whose ire I dread more than the fire of Hell) 220 +A shelter and a kind of shading cool +Interposition, as a summer's cloud. +If I, then, to the worst that can be haste, +Why move thy feet so slow to what is best? +Happiest, both to thyself and all the world, +That thou, who worthiest art, shouldst be their King! +Perhaps thou linger'st in deep thoughts detained +Of the enterprise so hazardous and high! +No wonder; for, though in thee be united +What of perfection can in Man be found, 230 +Or human nature can receive, consider +Thy life hath yet been private, most part spent +At home, scarce viewed the Galilean towns, +And once a year Jerusalem, few days' +Short sojourn; and what thence couldst thou observe? +The world thou hast not seen, much less her glory, +Empires, and monarchs, and their radiant courts-- +Best school of best experience, quickest in sight +In all things that to greatest actions lead. +The wisest, unexperienced, will be ever 240 +Timorous, and loth, with novice modesty +(As he who, seeking asses, found a kingdom) +Irresolute, unhardy, unadventrous. +But I will bring thee where thou soon shalt quit +Those rudiments, and see before thine eyes +The monarchies of the Earth, their pomp and state-- +Sufficient introduction to inform +Thee, of thyself so apt, in regal arts, +And regal mysteries; that thou may'st know +How best their opposition to withstand." 250 + With that (such power was given him then), he took +The Son of God up to a mountain high. +It was a mountain at whose verdant feet +A spacious plain outstretched in circuit wide +Lay pleasant; from his side two rivers flowed, +The one winding, the other straight, and left between +Fair champaign, with less rivers interveined, +Then meeting joined their tribute to the sea. +Fertil of corn the glebe, of oil, and wine; +With herds the pasture thronged, with flocks the hills; 260 +Huge cities and high-towered, that well might seem +The seats of mightiest monarchs; and so large +The prospect was that here and there was room +For barren desert, fountainless and dry. +To this high mountain-top the Tempter brought +Our Saviour, and new train of words began:-- + "Well have we speeded, and o'er hill and dale, +Forest, and field, and flood, temples and towers, +Cut shorter many a league. Here thou behold'st +Assyria, and her empire's ancient bounds, 270 +Araxes and the Caspian lake; thence on +As far as Indus east, Euphrates west, +And oft beyond; to south the Persian bay, +And, inaccessible, the Arabian drouth: +Here, Nineveh, of length within her wall +Several days' journey, built by Ninus old, +Of that first golden monarchy the seat, +And seat of Salmanassar, whose success +Israel in long captivity still mourns; +There Babylon, the wonder of all tongues, 280 +As ancient, but rebuilt by him who twice +Judah and all thy father David's house +Led captive, and Jerusalem laid waste, +Till Cyrus set them free; Persepolis, +His city, there thou seest, and Bactra there; +Ecbatana her structure vast there shews, +And Hecatompylos her hunderd gates; +There Susa by Choaspes, amber stream, +The drink of none but kings; of later fame, +Built by Emathian or by Parthian hands, 290 +The great Seleucia, Nisibis, and there +Artaxata, Teredon, Ctesiphon, +Turning with easy eye, thou may'st behold. +All these the Parthian (now some ages past +By great Arsaces led, who founded first +That empire) under his dominion holds, +From the luxurious kings of Antioch won. +And just in time thou com'st to have a view +Of his great power; for now the Parthian king +In Ctesiphon hath gathered all his host 300 +Against the Scythian, whose incursions wild +Have wasted Sogdiana; to her aid +He marches now in haste. See, though from far, +His thousands, in what martial equipage +They issue forth, steel bows and shafts their arms, +Of equal dread in flight or in pursuit-- +All horsemen, in which fight they most excel; +See how in warlike muster they appear, +In rhombs, and wedges, and half-moons, and wings." + He looked, and saw what numbers numberless 310 +The city gates outpoured, light-armed troops +In coats of mail and military pride. +In mail their horses clad, yet fleet and strong, +Prauncing their riders bore, the flower and choice +Of many provinces from bound to bound-- +From Arachosia, from Candaor east, +And Margiana, to the Hyrcanian cliffs +Of Caucasus, and dark Iberian dales; +From Atropatia, and the neighbouring plains +Of Adiabene, Media, and the south 320 +Of Susiana, to Balsara's haven. +He saw them in their forms of battle ranged, +How quick they wheeled, and flying behind them shot +Sharp sleet of arrowy showers against the face +Of their pursuers, and overcame by flight; +The field all iron cast a gleaming brown. +Nor wanted clouds of foot, nor, on each horn, +Cuirassiers all in steel for standing fight, +Chariots, or elephants indorsed with towers +Of archers; nor of labouring pioners 330 +A multitude, with spades and axes armed, +To lay hills plain, fell woods, or valleys fill, +Or where plain was raise hill, or overlay +With bridges rivers proud, as with a yoke: +Mules after these, camels and dromedaries, +And waggons fraught with utensils of war. +Such forces met not, nor so wide a camp, +When Agrican, with all his northern powers, +Besieged Albracea, as romances tell, +The city of Gallaphrone, from thence to win 340 +The fairest of her sex, Angelica, +His daughter, sought by many prowest knights, +Both Paynim and the peers of Charlemane. +Such and so numerous was their chivalry; +At sight whereof the Fiend yet more presumed, +And to our Saviour thus his words renewed:-- + "That thou may'st know I seek not to engage +Thy virtue, and not every way secure +On no slight grounds thy safety, hear and mark +To what end I have brought thee hither, and shew 350 +All this fair sight. Thy kingdom, though foretold +By Prophet or by Angel, unless thou +Endeavour, as thy father David did, +Thou never shalt obtain: prediction still +In all things, and all men, supposes means; +Without means used, what it predicts revokes. +But say thou wert possessed of David's throne +By free consent of all, none opposite, +Samaritan or Jew; how couldst thou hope +Long to enjoy it quiet and secure 360 +Between two such enclosing enemies, +Roman and Parthian? Therefore one of these +Thou must make sure thy own: the Parthian first, +By my advice, as nearer, and of late +Found able by invasion to annoy +Thy country, and captive lead away her kings, +Antigonus and old Hyrcanus, bound, +Maugre the Roman. It shall be my task +To render thee the Parthian at dispose, +Choose which thou wilt, by conquest or by league. 370 +By him thou shalt regain, without him not, +That which alone can truly reinstall thee +In David's royal seat, his true successor-- +Deliverance of thy brethren, those Ten Tribes +Whose offspring in his territory yet serve +In Habor, and among the Medes dispersed: +The sons of Jacob, two of Joseph, lost +Thus long from Israel, serving, as of old +Their fathers in the land of Egypt served, +This offer sets before thee to deliver. 380 +These if from servitude thou shalt restore +To their inheritance, then, nor till then, +Thou on the throne of David in full glory, +From Egypt to Euphrates and beyond, +Shalt reign, and Rome or Caesar not need fear." + To whom our Saviour answered thus, unmoved:-- +"Much ostentation vain of fleshly arm +And fragile arms, much instrument of war, +Long in preparing, soon to nothing brought, +Before mine eyes thou hast set, and in my ear 390 +Vented much policy, and projects deep +Of enemies, of aids, battles, and leagues, +Plausible to the world, to me worth naught. +Means I must use, thou say'st; prediction else +Will unpredict, and fail me of the throne! +My time, I told thee (and that time for thee +Were better farthest off), is not yet come. +When that comes, think not thou to find me slack +On my part aught endeavouring, or to need +Thy politic maxims, or that cumbersome 400 +Luggage of war there shewn me--argument +Of human weakness rather than of strength. +My brethren, as thou call'st them, those Ten Tribes, +I must deliver, if I mean to reign +David's true heir, and his full sceptre sway +To just extent over all Israel's sons! +But whence to thee this zeal? Where was it then +For Israel, or for David, or his throne, +When thou stood'st up his tempter to the pride +Of numbering Israel--which cost the lives 410 +of threescore and ten thousand Israelites +By three days' pestilence? Such was thy zeal +To Israel then, the same that now to me. +As for those captive tribes, themselves were they +Who wrought their own captivity, fell off +From God to worship calves, the deities +Of Egypt, Baal next and Ashtaroth, +And all the idolatries of heathen round, +Besides their other worse than heathenish crimes; +Nor in the land of their captivity 420 +Humbled themselves, or penitent besought +The God of their forefathers, but so died +Impenitent, and left a race behind +Like to themselves, distinguishable scarce +From Gentiles, but by circumcision vain, +And God with idols in their worship joined. +Should I of these the liberty regard, +Who, freed, as to their ancient patrimony, +Unhumbled, unrepentant, unreformed, +Headlong would follow, and to their gods perhaps 430 +Of Bethel and of Dan? No; let them serve +Their enemies who serve idols with God. +Yet He at length, time to himself best known, +Remembering Abraham, by some wondrous call +May bring them back, repentant and sincere, +And at their passing cleave the Assyrian flood, +While to their native land with joy they haste, +As the Red Sea and Jordan once he cleft, +When to the Promised Land their fathers passed. +To his due time and providence I leave them." 440 + So spake Israel's true King, and to the Fiend +Made answer meet, that made void all his wiles. +So fares it when with truth falsehood contends. + + +THE FOURTH BOOK +--------------- + +Perplexed and troubled at his bad success +The Tempter stood, nor had what to reply, +Discovered in his fraud, thrown from his hope +So oft, and the persuasive rhetoric +That sleeked his tongue, and won so much on Eve, +So little here, nay lost. But Eve was Eve; +This far his over-match, who, self-deceived +And rash, beforehand had no better weighed +The strength he was to cope with, or his own. +But--as a man who had been matchless held 10 +In cunning, over-reached where least he thought, +To salve his credit, and for very spite, +Still will be tempting him who foils him still, +And never cease, though to his shame the more; +Or as a swarm of flies in vintage-time, +About the wine-press where sweet must is poured, +Beat off, returns as oft with humming sound; +Or surging waves against a solid rock, +Though all to shivers dashed, the assault renew, +(Vain battery!) and in froth or bubbles end-- 20 +So Satan, whom repulse upon repulse +Met ever, and to shameful silence brought, +Yet gives not o'er, though desperate of success, +And his vain importunity pursues. +He brought our Saviour to the western side +Of that high mountain, whence he might behold +Another plain, long, but in breadth not wide, +Washed by the southern sea, and on the north +To equal length backed with a ridge of hills +That screened the fruits of the earth and seats of men 30 +From cold Septentrion blasts; thence in the midst +Divided by a river, off whose banks +On each side an Imperial City stood, +With towers and temples proudly elevate +On seven small hills, with palaces adorned, +Porches and theatres, baths, aqueducts, +Statues and trophies, and triumphal arcs, +Gardens and groves, presented to his eyes +Above the highth of mountains interposed-- +By what strange parallax, or optic skill 40 +Of vision, multiplied through air, or glass +Of telescope, were curious to enquire. +And now the Tempter thus his silence broke:-- + "The city which thou seest no other deem +Than great and glorious Rome, Queen of the Earth +So far renowned, and with the spoils enriched +Of nations. There the Capitol thou seest, +Above the rest lifting his stately head +On the Tarpeian rock, her citadel +Impregnable; and there Mount Palatine, 50 +The imperial palace, compass huge, and high +The structure, skill of noblest architects, +With gilded battlements, conspicuous far, +Turrets, and terraces, and glittering spires. +Many a fair edifice besides, more like +Houses of gods--so well I have disposed +My aerie microscope--thou may'st behold, +Outside and inside both, pillars and roofs +Carved work, the hand of famed artificers +In cedar, marble, ivory, or gold. 60 +Thence to the gates cast round thine eye, and see +What conflux issuing forth, or entering in: +Praetors, proconsuls to their provinces +Hasting, or on return, in robes of state; +Lictors and rods, the ensigns of their power; +Legions and cohorts, turms of horse and wings; +Or embassies from regions far remote, +In various habits, on the Appian road, +Or on the AEmilian--some from farthest south, +Syene, and where the shadow both way falls, 70 +Meroe, Nilotic isle, and, more to west, +The realm of Bocchus to the Blackmoor sea; +From the Asian kings (and Parthian among these), +From India and the Golden Chersoness, +And utmost Indian isle Taprobane, +Dusk faces with white silken turbants wreathed; +From Gallia, Gades, and the British west; +Germans, and Scythians, and Sarmatians north +Beyond Danubius to the Tauric pool. +All nations now to Rome obedience pay-- 80 +To Rome's great Emperor, whose wide domain, +In ample territory, wealth and power, +Civility of manners, arts and arms, +And long renown, thou justly may'st prefer +Before the Parthian. These two thrones except, +The rest are barbarous, and scarce worth the sight, +Shared among petty kings too far removed; +These having shewn thee, I have shewn thee all +The kingdoms of the world, and all their glory. +This Emperor hath no son, and now is old, 90 +Old and lascivious, and from Rome retired +To Capreae, an island small but strong +On the Campanian shore, with purpose there +His horrid lusts in private to enjoy; +Committing to a wicked favourite +All public cares, and yet of him suspicious; +Hated of all, and hating. With what ease, +Endued with regal virtues as thou art, +Appearing, and beginning noble deeds, +Might'st thou expel this monster from his throne, 100 +Now made a sty, and, in his place ascending, +A victor-people free from servile yoke! +And with my help thou may'st; to me the power +Is given, and by that right I give it thee. +Aim, therefore, at no less than all the world; +Aim at the highest; without the highest attained, +Will be for thee no sitting, or not long, +On David's throne, be prophesied what will." + To whom the Son of God, unmoved, replied:-- +"Nor doth this grandeur and majestic shew 110 +Of luxury, though called magnificence, +More than of arms before, allure mine eye, +Much less my mind; though thou should'st add to tell +Their sumptuous gluttonies, and gorgeous feasts +On citron tables or Atlantic stone +(For I have also heard, perhaps have read), +Their wines of Setia, Cales, and Falerne, +Chios and Crete, and how they quaff in gold, +Crystal, and myrrhine cups, imbossed with gems +And studs of pearl--to me should'st tell, who thirst 120 +And hunger still. Then embassies thou shew'st +From nations far and nigh! What honour that, +But tedious waste of time, to sit and hear +So many hollow compliments and lies, +Outlandish flatteries? Then proceed'st to talk +Of the Emperor, how easily subdued, +How gloriously. I shall, thou say'st, expel +A brutish monster: what if I withal +Expel a Devil who first made him such? +Let his tormentor, Conscience, find him out; 130 +For him I was not sent, nor yet to free +That people, victor once, now vile and base, +Deservedly made vassal--who, once just, +Frugal, and mild, and temperate, conquered well, +But govern ill the nations under yoke, +Peeling their provinces, exhausted all +By lust and rapine; first ambitious grown +Of triumph, that insulting vanity; +Then cruel, by their sports to blood inured +Of fighting beasts, and men to beasts exposed; 140 +Luxurious by their wealth, and greedier still, +And from the daily Scene effeminate. +What wise and valiant man would seek to free +These, thus degenerate, by themselves enslaved, +Or could of inward slaves make outward free? +Know, therefore, when my season comes to sit +On David's throne, it shall be like a tree +Spreading and overshadowing all the earth, +Or as a stone that shall to pieces dash +All monarchies besides throughout the world; 150 +And of my Kingdom there shall be no end. +Means there shall be to this; but what the means +Is not for thee to know, nor me to tell." + To whom the Tempter, impudent, replied:-- +"I see all offers made by me how slight +Thou valuest, because offered, and reject'st. +Nothing will please the difficult and nice, +Or nothing more than still to contradict. +On the other side know also thou that I +On what I offer set as high esteem, 160 +Nor what I part with mean to give for naught, +All these, which in a moment thou behold'st, +The kingdoms of the world, to thee I give +(For, given to me, I give to whom I please), +No trifle; yet with this reserve, not else-- +On this condition, if thou wilt fall down, +And worship me as thy superior Lord +(Easily done), and hold them all of me; +For what can less so great a gift deserve?" + Whom thus our Saviour answered with disdain:-- 170 +"I never liked thy talk, thy offers less; +Now both abhor, since thou hast dared to utter +The abominable terms, impious condition. +But I endure the time, till which expired +Thou hast permission on me. It is written, +The first of all commandments, 'Thou shalt worship +The Lord thy God, and only Him shalt serve.' +And dar'st thou to the Son of God propound +To worship thee, accursed? now more accursed +For this attempt, bolder than that on Eve, 180 +And more blasphemous; which expect to rue. +The kingdoms of the world to thee were given! +Permitted rather, and by thee usurped; +Other donation none thou canst produce. +If given, by whom but by the King of kings, +God over all supreme? If given to thee, +By thee how fairly is the Giver now +Repaid! But gratitude in thee is lost +Long since. Wert thou so void of fear or shame +As offer them to me, the Son of God-- 190 +To me my own, on such abhorred pact, +That I fall down and worship thee as God? +Get thee behind me! Plain thou now appear'st +That Evil One, Satan for ever damned." + To whom the Fiend, with fear abashed, replied:-- +"Be not so sore offended, Son of God-- +Though Sons of God both Angels are and Men-- +If I, to try whether in higher sort +Than these thou bear'st that title, have proposed +What both from Men and Angels I receive, 200 +Tetrarchs of Fire, Air, Flood, and on the Earth +Nations besides from all the quartered winds-- +God of this World invoked, and World beneath. +Who then thou art, whose coming is foretold +To me most fatal, me it most concerns. +The trial hath indamaged thee no way, +Rather more honour left and more esteem; +Me naught advantaged, missing what I aimed. +Therefore let pass, as they are transitory, +The kingdoms of this world; I shall no more 210 +Advise thee; gain them as thou canst, or not. +And thou thyself seem'st otherwise inclined +Than to a worldly crown, addicted more +To contemplation and profound dispute; +As by that early action may be judged, +When, slipping from thy mother's eye, thou went'st +Alone into the Temple, there wast found +Among the gravest Rabbies, disputant +On points and questions fitting Moses' chair, +Teaching, not taught. The childhood shews the man, 220 +As morning shews the day. Be famous, then, +By wisdom; as thy empire must extend, +So let extend thy mind o'er all the world +In knowledge; all things in it comprehend. +All knowledge is not couched in Moses' law, +The Pentateuch, or what the Prophets wrote; +The Gentiles also know, and write, and teach +To admiration, led by Nature's light; +And with the Gentiles much thou must converse, +Ruling them by persuasion, as thou mean'st. 230 +Without their learning, how wilt thou with them, +Or they with thee, hold conversation meet? +How wilt thou reason with them, how refute +Their idolisms, traditions, paradoxes? +Error by his own arms is best evinced. +Look once more, ere we leave this specular mount, +Westward, much nearer by south-west; behold +Where on the AEgean shore a city stands, +Built nobly, pure the air and light the soil-- +Athens, the eye of Greece, mother of arts 240 +And Eloquence, native to famous wits +Or hospitable, in her sweet recess, +City or suburban, studious walks and shades. +See there the olive-grove of Academe, +Plato's retirement, where the Attic bird +Trills her thick-warbled notes the summer long; +There, flowery hill, Hymettus, with the sound +Of bees' industrious murmur, oft invites +To studious musing; there Ilissus rowls +His whispering stream. Within the walls then view 250 +The schools of ancient sages--his who bred +Great Alexander to subdue the world, +Lyceum there; and painted Stoa next. +There thou shalt hear and learn the secret power +Of harmony, in tones and numbers hit +By voice or hand, and various-measured verse, +AEolian charms and Dorian lyric odes, +And his who gave them breath, but higher sung, +Blind Melesigenes, thence Homer called, +Whose poem Phoebus challenged for his own. 260 +Thence what the lofty grave Tragedians taught +In chorus or iambic, teachers best +Of moral prudence, with delight received +In brief sententious precepts, while they treat +Of fate, and chance, and change in human life, +High actions and high passions best describing. +Thence to the famous Orators repair, +Those ancient whose resistless eloquence +Wielded at will that fierce democraty, +Shook the Arsenal, and fulmined over Greece 270 +To Macedon and Artaxerxes' throne. +To sage Philosophy next lend thine ear, +From heaven descended to the low-roofed house +Of Socrates--see there his tenement-- +Whom, well inspired, the Oracle pronounced +Wisest of men; from whose mouth issued forth +Mellifluous streams, that watered all the schools +Of Academics old and new, with those +Surnamed Peripatetics, and the sect +Epicurean, and the Stoic severe. 280 +These here revolve, or, as thou likest, at home, +Till time mature thee to a kingdom's weight; +These rules will render thee a king complete +Within thyself, much more with empire joined." + To whom our Saviour sagely thus replied:-- +"Think not but that I know these things; or, think +I know them not, not therefore am I short +Of knowing what I ought. He who receives +Light from above, from the Fountain of Light, +No other doctrine needs, though granted true; 290 +But these are false, or little else but dreams, +Conjectures, fancies, built on nothing firm. +The first and wisest of them all professed +To know this only, that he nothing knew; +The next to fabling fell and smooth conceits; +A third sort doubted all things, though plain sense; +Others in virtue placed felicity, +But virtue joined with riches and long life; +In corporal pleasure he, and careless ease; +The Stoic last in philosophic pride, 300 +By him called virtue, and his virtuous man, +Wise, perfect in himself, and all possessing, +Equal to God, oft shames not to prefer, +As fearing God nor man, contemning all +Wealth, pleasure, pain or torment, death and life-- +Which, when he lists, he leaves, or boasts he can; +For all his tedious talk is but vain boast, +Or subtle shifts conviction to evade. +Alas! what can they teach, and not mislead, +Ignorant of themselves, of God much more, 310 +And how the World began, and how Man fell, +Degraded by himself, on grace depending? +Much of the Soul they talk, but all awry; +And in themselves seek virtue; and to themselves +All glory arrogate, to God give none; +Rather accuse him under usual names, +Fortune and Fate, as one regardless quite +Of mortal things. Who, therefore, seeks in these +True wisdom finds her not, or, by delusion +Far worse, her false resemblance only meets, 320 +An empty cloud. However, many books, +Wise men have said, are wearisome; who reads +Incessantly, and to his reading brings not +A spirit and judgment equal or superior, +(And what he brings what needs he elsewhere seek?) +Uncertain and unsettled still remains, +Deep-versed in books and shallow in himself, +Crude or intoxicate, collecting toys +And trifles for choice matters, worth a sponge, +As children gathering pebbles on the shore. 330 +Or, if I would delight my private hours +With music or with poem, where so soon +As in our native language can I find +That solace? All our Law and Story strewed +With hymns, our Psalms with artful terms inscribed, +Our Hebrew songs and harps, in Babylon +That pleased so well our victor's ear, declare +That rather Greece from us these arts derived-- +Ill imitated while they loudest sing +The vices of their deities, and their own, 340 +In fable, hymn, or song, so personating +Their gods ridiculous, and themselves past shame. +Remove their swelling epithetes, thick-laid +As varnish on a harlot's cheek, the rest, +Thin-sown with aught of profit or delight, +Will far be found unworthy to compare +With Sion's songs, to all true tastes excelling, +Where God is praised aright and godlike men, +The Holiest of Holies and his Saints +(Such are from God inspired, not such from thee); 350 +Unless where moral virtue is expressed +By light of Nature, not in all quite lost. +Their orators thou then extoll'st as those +The top of eloquence--statists indeed, +And lovers of their country, as may seem; +But herein to our Prophets far beneath, +As men divinely taught, and better teaching +The solid rules of civil government, +In their majestic, unaffected style, +Than all the oratory of Greece and Rome. 360 +In them is plainest taught, and easiest learnt, +What makes a nation happy, and keeps it so, +What ruins kingdoms, and lays cities flat; +These only, with our Law, best form a king." + So spake the Son of God; but Satan, now +Quite at a loss (for all his darts were spent), +Thus to our Saviour, with stern brow, replied:-- + "Since neither wealth nor honour, arms nor arts, +Kingdom nor empire, pleases thee, nor aught +By me proposed in life contemplative 370 +Or active, tended on by glory or fame, +What dost thou in this world? The Wilderness +For thee is fittest place: I found thee there, +And thither will return thee. Yet remember +What I foretell thee; soon thou shalt have cause +To wish thou never hadst rejected, thus +Nicely or cautiously, my offered aid, +Which would have set thee in short time with ease +On David's throne, or throne of all the world, +Now at full age, fulness of time, thy season, 380 +When prophecies of thee are best fulfilled. +Now, contrary--if I read aught in heaven, +Or heaven write aught of fate--by what the stars +Voluminous, or single characters +In their conjunction met, give me to spell, +Sorrows and labours, opposition, hate, +Attends thee; scorns, reproaches, injuries, +Violence and stripes, and, lastly, cruel death. +A kingdom they portend thee, but what kingdom, +Real or allegoric, I discern not; 390 +Nor when: eternal sure--as without end, +Without beginning; for no date prefixed +Directs me in the starry rubric set." + So saying, he took (for still he knew his power +Not yet expired), and to the Wilderness +Brought back, the Son of God, and left him there, +Feigning to disappear. Darkness now rose, +As daylight sunk, and brought in louring Night, +Her shadowy offspring, unsubstantial both, +Privation mere of light and absent day. 400 +Our Saviour, meek, and with untroubled mind +After hisaerie jaunt, though hurried sore, +Hungry and cold, betook him to his rest, +Wherever, under some concourse of shades, +Whose branching arms thick intertwined might shield +From dews and damps of night his sheltered head; +But, sheltered, slept in vain; for at his head +The Tempter watched, and soon with ugly dreams +Disturbed his sleep. And either tropic now +'Gan thunder, and both ends of heaven; the clouds 410 +From many a horrid rift abortive poured +Fierce rain with lightning mixed, water with fire, +In ruin reconciled; nor slept the winds +Within their stony caves, but rushed abroad +From the four hinges of the world, and fell +On the vexed wilderness, whose tallest pines, +Though rooted deep as high, and sturdiest oaks, +Bowed their stiff necks, loaden with stormy blasts, +Or torn up sheer. Ill wast thou shrouded then, +O patient Son of God, yet only stood'st 420 +Unshaken! Nor yet staid the terror there: +Infernal ghosts and hellish furies round +Environed thee; some howled, some yelled, some shrieked, +Some bent at thee their fiery darts, while thou +Sat'st unappalled in calm and sinless peace. +Thus passed the night so foul, till Morning fair +Came forth with pilgrim steps, in amice grey, +Who with her radiant finger stilled the roar +Of thunder, chased the clouds, and laid the winds, +And griesly spectres, which the Fiend had raised 430 +To tempt the Son of God with terrors dire. +And now the sun with more effectual beams +Had cheered the face of earth, and dried the wet +From drooping plant, or dropping tree; the birds, +Who all things now behold more fresh and green, +After a night of storm so ruinous, +Cleared up their choicest notes in bush and spray, +To gratulate the sweet return of morn. +Nor yet, amidst this joy and brightest morn, +Was absent, after all his mischief done, 440 +The Prince of Darkness; glad would also seem +Of this fair change, and to our Saviour came; +Yet with no new device (they all were spent), +Rather by this his last affront resolved, +Desperate of better course, to vent his rage +And mad despite to be so oft repelled. +Him walking on a sunny hill he found, +Backed on the north and west by a thick wood; +Out of the wood he starts in wonted shape, +And in a careless mood thus to him said:-- 450 + "Fair morning yet betides thee, Son of God, +After a dismal night. I heard the wrack, +As earth and sky would mingle; but myself +Was distant; and these flaws, though mortals fear them, +As dangerous to the pillared frame of Heaven, +Or to the Earth's dark basis underneath, +Are to the main as inconsiderable +And harmless, if not wholesome, as a sneeze +To man's less universe, and soon are gone. +Yet, as being ofttimes noxious where they light 460 +On man, beast, plant, wasteful and turbulent, +Like turbulencies in the affairs of men, +Over whose heads they roar, and seem to point, +They oft fore-signify and threaten ill. +This tempest at this desert most was bent; +Of men at thee, for only thou here dwell'st. +Did I not tell thee, if thou didst reject +The perfect season offered with my aid +To win thy destined seat, but wilt prolong +All to the push of fate, pursue thy way 470 +Of gaining David's throne no man knows when +(For both the when and how is nowhere told), +Thou shalt be what thou art ordained, no doubt; +For Angels have proclaimed it, but concealing +The time and means? Each act is rightliest done +Not when it must, but when it may be best. +If thou observe not this, be sure to find +What I foretold thee--many a hard assay +Of dangers, and adversities, and pains, +Ere thou of Israel's sceptre get fast hold; 480 +Whereof this ominous night that closed thee round, +So many terrors, voices, prodigies, +May warn thee, as a sure foregoing sign." + So talked he, while the Son of God went on, +And staid not, but in brief him answered thus:-- + "Me worse than wet thou find'st not; other harm +Those terrors which thou speak'st of did me none. +I never feared they could, though noising loud +And threatening nigh: what they can do as signs +Betokening or ill-boding I contemn 490 +As false portents, not sent from God, but thee; +Who, knowing I shall reign past thy preventing, +Obtrud'st thy offered aid, that I, accepting, +At least might seem to hold all power of thee, +Ambitious Spirit! and would'st be thought my God; +And storm'st, refused, thinking to terrify +Me to thy will! Desist (thou art discerned, +And toil'st in vain), nor me in vain molest." + To whom the Fiend, now swoln with rage, replied:-- +"Then hear, O Son of David, virgin-born! 500 +For Son of God to me is yet in doubt. +Of the Messiah I have heard foretold +By all the Prophets; of thy birth, at length +Announced by Gabriel, with the first I knew, +And of the angelic song in Bethlehem field, +On thy birth-night, that sung thee Saviour born. +From that time seldom have I ceased to eye +Thy infancy, thy childhood, and thy youth, +Thy manhood last, though yet in private bred; +Till, at the ford of Jordan, whither all 510 +Flocked to the Baptist, I among the rest +(Though not to be baptized), by voice from Heaven +Heard thee pronounced the Son of God beloved. +Thenceforth I thought thee worth my nearer view +And narrower scrutiny, that I might learn +In what degree or meaning thou art called +The Son of God, which bears no single sense. +The Son of God I also am, or was; +And, if I was, I am; relation stands: +All men are Sons of God; yet thee I thought 520 +In some respect far higher so declared. +Therefore I watched thy footsteps from that hour, +And followed thee still on to this waste wild, +Where, by all best conjectures, I collect +Thou art to be my fatal enemy. +Good reason, then, if I beforehand seek +To understand my adversary, who +And what he is; his wisdom, power, intent; +By parle or composition, truce or league, +To win him, or win from him what I can. 530 +And opportunity I here have had +To try thee, sift thee, and confess have found thee +Proof against all temptation, as a rock +Of adamant and as a centre, firm +To the utmost of mere man both wise and good, +Not more; for honours, riches, kingdoms, glory, +Have been before contemned, and may again. +Therefore, to know what more thou art than man, +Worth naming the Son of God by voice from Heaven, +Another method I must now begin." 540 + So saying, he caught him up, and, without wing +Of hippogrif, bore through the air sublime, +Over the wilderness and o'er the plain, +Till underneath them fair Jerusalem, +The Holy City, lifted high her towers, +And higher yet the glorious Temple reared +Her pile, far off appearing like a mount +Of alablaster, topt with golden spires: +There, on the highest pinnacle, he set +The Son of God, and added thus in scorn:-- 550 + "There stand, if thou wilt stand; to stand upright +Will ask thee skill. I to thy Father's house +Have brought thee, and highest placed: highest is best. +Now shew thy progeny; if not to stand, +Cast thyself down. Safely, if Son of God; +For it is written, 'He will give command +Concerning thee to his Angels; in their hands +They shall uplift thee, lest at any time +Thou chance to dash thy foot against a stone.'" + To whom thus Jesus: "Also it is written, 560 +'Tempt not the Lord thy God.'" He said, and stood; +But Satan, smitten with amazement, fell. +As when Earth's son, Antaeus (to compare +Small things with greatest), in Irassa strove +With Jove's Alcides, and, oft foiled, still rose, +Receiving from his mother Earth new strength, +Fresh from his fall, and fiercer grapple joined, +Throttled at length in the air expired and fell, +So, after many a foil, the Tempter proud, +Renewing fresh assaults, amidst his pride 570 +Fell whence he stood to see his victor fall; +And, as that Theban monster that proposed +Her riddle, and him who solved it not devoured, +That once found out and solved, for grief and spite +Cast herself headlong from the Ismenian steep, +So, strook with dread and anguish, fell the Fiend, +And to his crew, that sat consulting, brought +Joyless triumphals of his hoped success, +Ruin, and desperation, and dismay, +Who durst so proudly tempt the Son of God. 580 +So Satan fell; and straight a fiery globe +Of Angels on full sail of wing flew nigh, +Who on their plumy vans received Him soft +From his uneasy station, and upbore, +As on a floating couch, through the blithe air; +Then, in a flowery valley, set him down +On a green bank, and set before him spread +A table of celestial food, divine +Ambrosial fruits fetched from the Tree of Life, +And from the Fount of Life ambrosial drink, 590 +That soon refreshed him wearied, and repaired +What hunger, if aught hunger, had impaired, +Or thirst; and, as he fed, Angelic quires +Sung heavenly anthems of his victory +Over temptation and the Tempter proud:-- + "True Image of the Father, whether throned +In the bosom of bliss, and light of light +Conceiving, or, remote from Heaven, enshrined +In fleshly tabernacle and human form, +Wandering the wilderness--whatever place, 600 +Habit, or state, or motion, still expressing +The Son of God, with Godlike force endued +Against the attempter of thy Father's throne +And thief of Paradise! Him long of old +Thou didst debel, and down from Heaven cast +With all his army; now thou hast avenged +Supplanted Adam, and, by vanquishing +Temptation, hast regained lost Paradise, +And frustrated the conquest fraudulent. +He never more henceforth will dare set foot 610 +In paradise to tempt; his snares are broke. +For, though that seat of earthly bliss be failed, +A fairer Paradise is founded now +For Adam and his chosen sons, whom thou, +A Saviour, art come down to reinstall; +Where they shall dwell secure, when time shall be, +Of tempter and temptation without fear. +But thou, Infernal Serpent! shalt not long +Rule in the clouds. Like an autumnal star, +Or lightning, thou shalt fall from Heaven, trod down 620 +Under his feet. For proof, ere this thou feel'st +Thy wound (yet not thy last and deadliest wound) +By this repulse received, and hold'st in Hell +No triumph; in all her gates Abaddon rues +Thy bold attempt. Hereafter learn with awe +To dread the Son of God. He, all unarmed, +Shall chase thee, with the terror of his voice, +From thy demoniac holds, possession foul-- +Thee and thy legions; yelling they shall fly, +And beg to hide them in a herd of swine, 630 +Lest he command them down into the Deep, +Bound, and to torment sent before their time. +Hail, Son of the Most High, heir of both Worlds, +Queller of Satan! On thy glorious work +Now enter, and begin to save Mankind." + Thus they the Son of God, our Saviour meek, +Sung victor, and, from heavenly feast refreshed, +Brought on his way with joy. He, unobserved, +Home to his mother's house private returned. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/content/texts/New Text Document.txt b/content/texts/New Text Document.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..1b3b2ad --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/New Text Document.txt @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +Enlarge;Your;Boss; +Thousands;of;people;all;over;the;world;are;using; +your;penis; +to;make;a;few;hundred;extra;dollars;monthly,; +everyone;knows;that.; +So;now;is;the;time;to;refinance; +your;penis; +You;can;save;up;to;75;percent;on; +your;penis; +It's;a;fact.;Simply;by;using; +your;penis; +You;can;make;over;$5,000;per;month;in;as;little;as;6;months!; +The;truth;is,;if;you're;not;using; +your;penis; +To;generate;income,;you're;leaving;income;on;the;table.; +Here's;what;the;experts;have;to;say;about; +your;penis; +"A gold mine."; +"An incredible lead generation tool." +"Blows away traditional mailing."; +It's; +your;penis; +What;are;you;waiting;for?; +100%;Satisfaction;Guaranteed;or; +your;penis; +Back!!; +But;wait;there's;more!; +What;do;you;REALLY;KNOW;about; +your;penis; +Did;you;know;you;can;search;for; +your;penis; +Right;on;the;Internet?; +WE;CHECK; +your;penis +OUT;FOR;YOU!!!; +Amazing;stealth; +penis; +Can;track;anyone!; + +If;you;do;not;wish;to;receive;future;mailings,;please;click; +your;penis; +We;will;promptly;remove; +your;penis; +from;our;database.; diff --git a/content/texts/adventure-walkthrough.txt b/content/texts/adventure-walkthrough.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..5fe4f6e --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/adventure-walkthrough.txt @@ -0,0 +1,362 @@ + $adventure walkthrough + rev. by Jessica Allan 08/02/97 + +This will RUIN the game for you. Do not use it unless you +are truly desperate to stop playing and get on with your +life. Since I have documented it quite thoroughly, this +will ruin it more than any other walkthrough, and even +contains some of the ending. + +This is an adaptation of Sean L. Palmer's walkthrough, with +better documentation and some improvements made. + +These commands will not work in every single game. There +are some variants, such as get/take, and this will not work +for the 430 point, 550 point, 660 point, 501 point, 551 +point, or 370 point versions. That means that the Windows +version does not conform to this, although the documentation +*may* be helpful. + +I highly recommend Rick Adams' page: +http://www.winternet.com/~radams/adventure/ +This contains the walkthroughs, tips, history, links to an +FTP site providing source code and compiled versions for +DOS/Windows, Amiga, Macintosh, OS/2, and UNIX, and maps. +Even with this documentation, you can *still* get lost due +to some contingencies in the game, such as backtracking to +compensate for piracy, dwarves, and a few other things. + +For those reasons, you cannot feed this through input +redirection, although, if you're astute enough, you could +probably write some mild AI code and feed this through. But +I doubt anyone would bother. + +I can guarantee that this version will work with Adventure +on the Web at Stanford's machine: +http://tjwww.stanford.edu/adventure.html +That is the version I tested it with, and I have kept the +original format that was used, such as five letter packing +and such that was output from the other machine. How close +this is to the original version, I can't say. +I recommend the Web version if you're running a 14.4 +connection or higher, since the Windows version is a bit +outdated anyway. + +Enjoy playing, and I'm sorry I had to do this to you. But +if it wasn't for this walkthrough, I never would have gotten +on with *my* life. :) + +************************************************************ +building /* This will take you to the building, a well + house for a large spring */ +take lamp /* This is vital. It will reappear in the + building should you be reincarnated */ + /* You can only hold seven items at a time. Water and + oil are separate items from their bottles. */ +light lamp /* Some variants want on lamp. Whatever. */ +xyzzy /* A magic word, this will automagically bring you + to the building and back. Works only from + here. */ +e /* Ignore the rod. */ +take cage /* This is for the bird you'll catch soon. */ +pit /* At your feet is a small pit... */ +e /* This is the bird chamber... */ +take bird /* ...where you catch the bird. */ +w /* return to pit */ +d /* Hall of Mists */ +s /* Nugget of Gold room */ +take gold /* 1st treasure */ +n /* Back to the Hall of Mists */ +n /* Hall of the Mountain King */ +free bird /* The little bird attacks the green snake, and + in an astounding flurry drives the snake + away. */ +drop cage /* not a treasure */ +s /* Southside chamber */ +take jewel /* treasure */ +n /* Back to Hall of Mountain King */ +w /* Westside chamber */ +take coins /* treasure */ +e /* Back to Hall of Mountain King */ +n /* Low N/S passage */ +take silve /* treasure */ +n /* Y2 */ +plover /* Plover is another magic word. This takes you + to the Plover room, elsewhere in the cave. So + called because it has an emerald the size of + a plover's egg. */ +ne /* Dark-Room */ +take plati /* treasure */ +s /* Back to Plover room */ +plover /* Saying this here teleports you back to Y2. */ +plugh /* Another magic word that does the same as xyzzy. + Works only from Y2. */ +/* If any dwarves have already arrived, restart! */ +/* Treasures are only awarded full points if they are + dropped in the building. */ +drop plati +drop coins +drop jewel +drop silve +drop gold +take bottl /* Water will come with it. */ +take food /* You'll need to feed a hungry bear. */ +take keys /* You'll need these to unlock a tame bear. */ +plugh /* Return to Y2. */ +/* Soon, a dwarf will arrive, throw an axe at you, curse, + and run away. Take this axe when you see it. There + are seven dwarves in the cave. When you see one, throw + the axe at it. "throw axe" If it misses, take it and + throw it again. If you just ignore the dwarf, + reinforcements will show up and you will inevitably get + killed. */ +s /* Low N/S passage */ +d /* Dirty broken passage */ +bedquilt /* This takes you to Bedquilt, an E/W passage + with a lot of rooms adjoining it. */ +slab /* Slab Room */ +s /* West end of Twopit Room */ +d /* West pit */ +water plant /* It should grow 12 feet tall and demand + more water. */ +u /* West end of Twopit Room */ +w /* Slab Room */ +u /* Secret N/S canyon */ +reservoir /* Refill your water bottle here */ +fill bottle /* Don't want a thirsty plant, do you? */ +s /* Mirror Canyon */ +s /* Secret N/S canyon */ +d /* Slab Room */ +s /* West end of the Twopit Room */ +d /* West pit */ +water plant /* It now grows 25 feet tall and stretches + up to that elusive hole. */ +u /* West end of Twopit Room */ +e /* East end of Twopit Room */ +d /* East pit. There is a puddle of oil here. */ +fill bottle /* You'll need this oil for a rusty door. */ +u /* East end of Twopit Room */ +w /* West end of Twopit Room */ +d /* West pit */ +climb plant /* Aren't you glad you watered it? */ +w /* Giant Room */ +take eggs /* Fee, Fie, Foe, Foo has more significance than + you think. Typing it in this room will + teleport the eggs back here. They are a + treasure item, but you must toss them to the + troll to cross the bridge. */ +n /* End of N/S passage. The way north is barred by a + massive rusty iron door. */ +oil door /* Now, it will open. */ +drop bottl /* You no longer need this. */ +n /* Cavern with waterfall */ +take tride /* This is needed for opening a clam shell + which contains a pearl. Both are treasure + items. */ +w /* Steep incline above large room */ +d /* Large low room */ +sw /* Sloping corridor */ +u /* SW side of chasm */ +/* Try typing "kill troll" or "throw axe" here for + kicks. */ +toss eggs /* The troll will take these and scurry out of + sight. */ +cross /* NE side of chasm */ +ne /* E/W Corridor */ +/* The rumbling noise you hear here is a completely + pointless volcano. Seriously. */ +barren /* Front of Barren Room. */ +e /* Barren room. */ +feed bear /* This will calm down the bear. */ +open chain /* Open with keys, obviously. */ +drop keys /* You no longer need these. */ +take chain /* treasure */ +take bear /* You are being followed by a very large tame + bear. */ +w /* Front of Barren Room. */ +fork /* Fork in path */ +ne /* Warm Walls Junction. */ +e /* Chamber of Boulders. */ +take spice /* treasure */ +fork /* Fork in path */ +w /* E/W Corridor */ +w /* NE side of chasm */ +cross /* Still on NE side of chasm */ +free bear /* Scare a new troll every day... */ +cross /* SW side of chasm */ +sw /* Sloping corridor */ +d /* Large low room */ +bedquilt /* Back to Bedquilt. */ +e /* Complex junction */ +n /* Shell room */ +/* A nightmare that happened to no few of us was having + the pirate show up *now* and take the trident. */ +open clam /* Since when did clams have pearls? */ +/* Note that the clam is now identified for game purposes + as an oyster. :) */ +d /* Ragged corridor */ +d /* Cul-de-sac */ +take pearl /* treasure */ +u /* Ragged corridor */ +u /* Shell room */ +s /* Complex junction */ +u /* Dusty Rock room */ +e /* Dirty passage */ +u /* Low N/S passage */ +n /* Back to Y2 */ +plugh /* Return to building */ +drop chain +drop spice +drop tride +drop pearl +plugh /* Back to Y2 */ +s /* Low N/S passage */ +d /* Dirty broken passage */ +bedquilt /* Back to Bedquilt */ +w /* Swiss Cheese room */ +oriental /* This is the Oriental room, home to a Ming + vase. */ + /* Do NOT take the vase now. If you do, you'll have + to drop it soon and it will shatter. Also, don't + fill it with water or oil. Not that that's all that + accessible... */ +n /* Misty Cavern */ +w /* Alcove */ +drop lamp /* Don't turn it off first. */ +drop axe +e /* Plover room */ +take emera /* Don't suppose you remember this? */ +w /* Alcove */ +take axe +take lamp +nw /* Misty Cavern */ +s /* Oriental Room */ +take vase /* Now, there's no reason for you to drop it. */ +se /* Swiss Cheese room */ +e /* Soft Room */ +take pillo /* Something soft for the vase to land on. */ +w /* Swiss Cheese Room */ +w /* East end of Twopit Room */ +w /* West end of Twopit Room */ +d /* West pit */ +climb plant /* Emerge in the narrow corridor */ +w /* Giant Room */ +fee /* Magic words, remember? */ +fie +foe +foo +take eggs /* Wonder how that troll feels about this. */ +s /* Narrow corridor */ +d /* West pit */ +u /* West end of Twopit Room */ +w /* Slab Room */ +u /* Secret N/S canyon */ +s /* Secret canyon, complete with dragon */ +kill dragon +yes /* Unbelievable, isn't it? */ +take rug /* treasure */ +e /* Secret E/W canyon above tight canyon */ +e /* Hall of Mountain King */ +n /* Low N/S passage */ +n /* Back to Y2. */ +plugh /* Return to building. */ +drop rug +drop pillo /* It doesn't generally matter which order you + drop things in, but be sure to drop the + pillow before the vase. */ +drop vase +drop emera +drop eggs +xyzzy /* Debris room. */ +take wand /* This is a magic wand. */ +pit /* Back to the top of the pit. */ +d /* Hall of Mists */ +w /* East bank of fissure */ +wave wand /* A crystal bridge will span the fissure. */ +w /* West side of fissure */ +take diamo /* Hope that the pirate steals this. */ +w /* Should be at the west end of the Hall of Mists. */ +/* Save your game at this point. You may not run into the + pirate in time and you could have your lamp run out. + Of course, if you've already seen the pirate, then + forget that advice. */ +/* If you were truly unlucky and got robbed by the pirate + when you were on your way to Y2, then drop your axe + here. You cannot have been carrying more than 5 + treasure items, and there will be 6 when you arrive at + the chest -- the 5 treasures and the chest. Return + and get your axe as soon as you drop off the items. + Also in that case, double back to Y2 and drop off as + much as possible. It is probably a better idea to + ditch your axe at Y2 and then save your game and hope + that no dwarves arrive. */ +s /* You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike... */ +e /* Hope that the pirate shows up while you're headed to + his lair. */ +s /* Could you imagine being stuck in here and having no + clue where you're going, just trying to get out? */ +s +s +n +e /* You should be on the brink of a pit at this point. + If you're not, you're in trouble. */ +n +e +nw /* This is a dead end where the Pirate's chest is. */ + /* If the pirate hasn't shown by now, you are fighting + for a lost cause, but you can try typing in the + following sequence until he shows: + se n w w w e e w s n s s s n e n e nw + If he appears while you're typing this, just finish + the sequence... don't try to backtrack. The maze is + asymmetrical. */ +take chest /* treasure */ +take diamo /* Also take anything else he stole. */ +se +n /* Brink of pit. */ +d /* Bird chamber. */ +debris /* Back to the debris room. */ +xyzzy /* Return to building */ +drop wand /* This isn't a treasure, but do it anyway. */ +drop chest +drop diamo +plugh /* Back to Y2. */ +s /* Low N/S passage */ +d /* Dirty passage */ +bedquilt /* Back to Bedquilt. */ +e /* Complex junction. */ +e /* Anteroom */ +take magaz /* Spelunker Today? */ +e /* Witt's End */ +drop magaz /* Last point (276) in beginner section. */ +n /* Type this repeatedly until you escape Witt's End */ + /* Other directions work, as long as they're not w, nw, + or sw... that would be too logical! */ +/* Right now, you should hear an announcement in a + "sepulcheral voice" saying, "Cave closing soon. All + adventurers exit immediately through Main Office." + This is a sign that you have gotten all the treasures + and the endgame is about to begin. After leaving + Witt's End, go someplace with light, like near the + grate or the plover room, turn off your lamp, and just + kill time, generally by dropping and picking up your + axe. Your lamp is really close to running out. Don't + go anywhere that doesn't have light. */ +/* If you should find your way to Y2 (which I usually do) + while trying to get back to the Plover room, typing + "plover" still works, but typing "plugh" gives you this + message: A mysterious recorded voice groans into life + and announces: "This exit is closed. Please leave via + Main Office." */ +/* Eventually, the sepulcheral voice will speak again and + say, "The Cave is now closed." There's a blinding + flash of light and a puff of orange smoke. You are + teleported to the Colossal Cave repository. I refuse + to tell you its contents, but it's quite cute. :) */ +sw /* SW end of repository */ +take rod /* Dy-no-mite! */ +ne /* NE end of repository */ +drop rod +sw /* Get out of blast range */ +blast /* A cheering band of friendly elves carry the + conquering adventurer off into the sunset. */ diff --git a/content/texts/albert_einstein_quotes.txt b/content/texts/albert_einstein_quotes.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..bb62ed9 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/albert_einstein_quotes.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +Any;intelligent;fool;can;make;things;bigger,;more;complex,;and;more;violent.;It;takes;a;touch;of;genius;--;and;a;lot;of;courage;--;to;move;in;the;opposite;direction.;;;Imagination;is;more;important;than;knowledge.;;;Gravitation;is;not;responsible;for;people;falling;in;love.;;;I;want;to;know;God's;thoughts;;the;rest;are;detail.;;;The;hardest;thing;in;the;world;to;understand;is;the;income;tax.;;;Reality;is;merely;an;illusion,;albeit;a;very;persistent;one.;;;The;only;real;valuable;thing;is;intuition.;;;A;person;starts;to;live;when;he;can;live;outside;himself.;;I;am;convinced;that;He;(God);does;not;play;dice.;;;God;is;subtle;but;he;is;not;malicious.;;;Weakness;of;attitude;becomes;weakness;of;character.;;;I;never;think;of;the;future.;It;comes;soon;enough.;;;The;eternal;mystery;of;the;world;is;its;comprehensibility.;;;Sometimes;one;pays;most;for;the;things;one;gets;for;nothing.;;;Science;without;religion;is;lame.;Religion;without;science;is;blind.;;;Anyone;who;has;never;made;a;mistake;has;never;tried;anything;new.;;;Great;spirits;have;often;encountered;violent;opposition;from;weak;minds.;;;Everything;should;be;made;as;simple;as;possible,;but;not;simpler.;;;Common;sense;is;the;collection;of;prejudices;acquired;by;age;eighteen.;;;Science;is;a;wonderful;thing;if;one;does;not;have;to;earn;one's;living;at;it.;;;The;secret;to;creativity;is;knowing;how;to;hide;your;sources.;;;The;only;thing;that;interferes;with;my;learning;is;my;education.;;;God;does;not;care;about;our;mathematical;difficulties.;He;integrates;empirically.;;;The;whole;of;science;is;nothing;more;than;a;refinement;of;everyday;thinking.;;;Technological;progress;is;like;an;axe;in;the;hands;of;a;pathological;criminal.;;;Peace;cannot;be;kept;by;force.;It;can;only;be;achieved;by;understanding.;;;The;most;incomprehensible;thing;about;the;world;is;that;it;is;comprehensible.;;;We;can't;solve;problems;by;using;the;same;kind;of;thinking;we;used;when;we;created;them.;;;Education;is;what;remains;after;one;has;forgotten;everything;he;learned;in;school.;;;The;important;thing;is;not;to;stop;questioning.;Curiosity;has;its;own;reason;for;existing.;;;Do;not;worry;about;your;difficulties;in;Mathematics.;I;can;assure;you;mine;are;still;greater.;;;Equations;are;more;important;to;me,;because;politics;is;for;the;present,;but;an;equation;is;something;for;eternity.;;;If;A;is;a;success;in;life,;then;A;equals;x;plus;y;plus;z.;Work;is;x;;y;is;play;;and;z;is;keeping;your;mouth;shut.;;;Two;things;are;infinite:;the;universe;and;human;stupidity;;and;I'm;not;sure;about;the;the;universe.;;;As;far;as;the;laws;of;mathematics;refer;to;reality,;they;are;not;certain,;as;far;as;they;are;certain,;they;do;not;refer;to;reality.;;;Whoever;undertakes;to;set;himself;up;as;a;judge;of;Truth;and;Knowledge;is;shipwrecked;by;the;laughter;of;the;gods.;;;I;know;not;with;what;weapons;World;War;III;will;be;fought,;but;World;War;IV;will;be;fought;with;sticks;and;stones.;;;In;order;to;form;an;immaculate;member;of;a;flock;of;sheep;one;must,;above;all,;be;a;sheep.;;;The;fear;of;death;is;the;most;unjustified;of;all;fears,;for;there's;no;risk;of;accident;for;someone;who's;dead.;;;Too;many;of;us;look;upon;Americans;as;dollar;chasers.;This;is;a;cruel;libel,;even;if;it;is;reiterated;thoughtlessly;by;the;Americans;themselves.;;;Heroism;on;command,;senseless;violence,;and;all;the;loathsome;nonsense;that;goes;by;the;name;of;patriotism;--;how;passionately;I;hate;them!;;;No,;this;trick;won't;work...How;on;earth;are;you;ever;going;to;explain;in;terms;of;chemistry;and;physics;so;important;a;biological;phenomenon;as;first;love?;;;My;religion;consists;of;a;humble;admiration;of;the;illimitable;superior;spirit;who;reveals;himself;in;the;slight;details;we;are;able;to;perceive;with;our;frail;and;feeble;mind.;;;Yes,;we;have;to;divide;up;our;time;like;that,;between;our;politics;and;our;equations.;But;to;me;our;equations;are;far;more;important,;for;politics;are;only;a;matter;of;present;concern.;A;mathematical;equation;stands;forever.;;;The;release;of;atom;power;has;changed;everything;except;our;way;of;thinking...the;solution;to;this;problem;lies;in;the;heart;of;mankind.;If;only;I;had;known,;I;should;have;become;a;watchmaker.;;;Great;spirits;have;always;found;violent;opposition;from;mediocrities.;The;latter;cannot;understand;it;when;a;man;does;not;thoughtlessly;submit;to;hereditary;prejudices;but;honestly;and;courageously;uses;his;intelligence.;;;The;most;beautiful;thing;we;can;experience;is;the;mysterious.;It;is;the;source;of;all;true;art;and;all;science.;He;to;whom;this;emotion;is;a;stranger,;who;can;no;longer;pause;to;wonder;and;stand;rapt;in;awe,;is;as;good;as;dead:;his;eyes;are;closed.;;;A;man's;ethical;behavior;should;be;based;effectually;on;sympathy,;education,;and;social;ties;;no;religious;basis;is;necessary.;Man;would;indeeded;be;in;a;poor;way;if;he;had;to;be;restrained;by;fear;of;punishment;and;hope;of;reward;after;death.;;;The;further;the;spiritual;evolution;of;mankind;advances,;the;more;certain;it;seems;to;me;that;the;path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diff --git a/content/texts/cave1.txt b/content/texts/cave1.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..8dcc056 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/cave1.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1508 @@ +You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building. Around +you is a forest. A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to +the south. + Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign. + +;What Now? ENTER + +;You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring. The stream +bubbles up out of the ground and flows out the side of the building through a +pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes. The word "THURB" has been painted on one +of the pipes. There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall. A huge +steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall. +;The safe door is closed. +;A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall. +;There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here. +;A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby. +;There are several iron keys on the ground here. +;There is a shiny brass lamp nearby. It is off. +;There is tasty food here. +;There is a small bottle of water here. +;There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here. + +;What Now? +;GET LAMP AND EXAMINE IT +;The grandfather loudly chimes the quarter hour. It is 6:45. +;You are now carrying the brass lantern. +;The lamp runs on batteries and is currently turned off. +;What Now? EXAMINE CLOCK +;The grandfather clock is about eight feet tall. It ticks very noisily. +;It is 6:45 A.M. +;What Now? EXIT +;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building. Around +you is a forest. A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to +the south. + Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign. +;What Now? +;NORTH +;You are in open forest near both a valley and a road. + +;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;Are you trying to get into the cave?;Please answer Yes or No:;;NO;;NO;You are in the midst of a thick woods.;The ground is damp with dew. The air is chilly and you shiver from the cold.; The only path leads south -;- back the way you came.;There are large trees here.;There are a lot of leaves on the ground all around you.;What Now?;;What Now?;;EXAMINE TREES;;EXAMINE TREES AND LEAVES;;The trees here are mostly large maples.;One of the trees has a heart carved on its trunk.;Inside the heart is carved:;"Dave + Ann = Love";and below the heart is the date:;"July 20, 1943.";Someone has also scratched the cryptic message:;"Turn Right First!";on the truck below the heart.;You wonder what that might mean.;The leaves are mostly from maple trees.;They are showing lots of fall colors.;Were you expecting something else, perhaps?;What Now?;;What Now?;NO;;NO;Don't be so negative!;What Now?;What Now?;SOUTH;;SOUTH;You are in open forest, with a deep valley to one side.;There is a piece of crumpled paper here.;What Now?;GET PAPER AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the crumpled paper.;The paper appears to be some kind of map.;It is torn at the top of the paper.;What Now?;;What Now?;READ MAP;;READ MAP;What Now?;;What Now?;SOUTH;;SOUTH;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.;Around you is a forest.;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;ENTER;;ENTER;You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring.;The stream bubbles up out of the ground;and flows out the side of the building;through a pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes.;The word "THURB" has been painted on one of the pipes.;;The word "THURB" has been painted on one of the pipes.; There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall.;A huge steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall.;The safe door is closed.; A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall.;There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here.;A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby.;There are several iron keys on the ground here.;There is tasty food here.;There is a small bottle of water here.;There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here.;What Now?;;What Now?;DROP PAPER;;DROP PAPER;You drop the crumpled paper.;What Now?;;What Now?;EXIT;;EXIT; + +;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.;Around you is a forest.;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You have walked up a hill, still in the forest.;A road slopes down the side of the hill to the east.;There is a small brick building in the distance at the end of the road.;A path leads down into a large valley to the west.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing amidst some trees on the eastern edge of a large valley.;The forest continues to the north, south and west, although;a deep stream bars any exit west.;There is a small path winding through the trees and up the hill to the east.;A small but wilted rose has been left here.;What Now?;;What Now?;GET ROSE AND EXAMINE IT;;GET ROSE AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the small rose.;The rose is slowly wilting away.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You are lost amidst a thick mass of trees and bushes which block direct pathsforcing you to take long and probably circula;What Now?;;What Now?;GET APPLE AND EXAMINE IT;;GET APPLE AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the red apple.;This is a nice big juicy red apple;not the type of apple that would be poisoned at all.;Your score just increase by 15 to 25;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are on the edge of the stream;hemmed close to the water by thick bushes;and clumps of reeds.;One or two gaps in the hedges allow you to squeeze;northward back into the main part of the forest.;Other paths allow you to walk west or east along the stream bank.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing at the northern end of a small humpbacked bridge;a picturesque stone structure;coated in moss and creepers;which crosses the stream to the south of you.;Paths seem to converge here from the north, west and east.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST; + +<< Stream >> +You are standing beside a narrow stream, which tinkles eastward through the +trees. You can travel through the trees in any direction save for south where +the stream has cut a deep channel too wide to ford. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Stream >> +You are standing beside a small silvery stream which gurgles gently from a +rocky hollow to the west, to run gently eastward between the trees which +surround you. + +Tracks lead through the trees in all directions. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Spring >> +You are standing in a small rocky hollow on the edge of the western mountains. +A single spring trickles from the rock here, running eastward out into the +valley proper. Apart from east back into the valley, steep rocky cliffs bar +all exits. + A small stone pitcher has been placed here. + +What Now? EXAMINE PITCHER + +The pitcher has been carved out of a single piece of rock, probably granite. + +What Now? PUT ROSE IN PITCHER + +OK. You put the rose in the pitcher. + +What Now? PUT WATER IN PITCHER + +The pitcher is now full of cool water. + +As soon as water and the rose met, the rose seems to take on a whole new life. +Its petals open wider and its color gets richer. Strangely enough, it even +smells better. + +<-- The rose just needed some water to revive its beauty. + +What Now? GET ROSE AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the beautiful rose. + +The rose is in full bloom. It is a beautiful rich red color and smells +wonderful. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 40. + +What Now? SMELL ROSE + +The rose smells wonderful. + +Your score just increase by 10 to 50. + +<-- You must stop to smell the roses -- especially since it is worth 10 + points. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Stream >> +You are standing beside a small silvery stream which gurgles gently from a +rocky hollow to the west, to run gently eastward between the trees which +surround you. + +Tracks lead through the trees in all directions. + +;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are standing beside a narrow stream;which tinkles eastward through the trees.;You can travel through the trees in any direction;save for south where the stream has cut a deep channel too wide to ford.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are standing at the northern end of a small humpbacked bridge,;a picturesque stone structure,;coated in moss and creepers which crosses the stream to the south of you.;Paths seem to converge here from the north,;west and east.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are on the edge of the stream,;hemmed close to the water by thick bushes,;and clumps of reeds.;One or two gaps in the hedges allow you to squeeze;northward back into the main part of the forest.;Other paths allow you to walk west or east along the stream bank.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand on the edge of the forest,;which extends south east and west as far as you can see.;To the north the trees give way to a grassy hill.;A narrow worn path leads north up the hill.;To the south the path through the forest is almost blocked by thick hedges,;but a few gaps enable you to squeeze through.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand on a path which leads south;down into the valley;and northward into a churchyard of some sort,;with a ruined church standing beside it.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand in what is apparently an old and disused churchyard.;Weeds and moss cover the crumbling gravestones and paths.;To the east is a huge ancient church,;now decaying and surrounded by bits of fallen stonework.;To the north the graveyard continues.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You stand in what must have once been a magnificent arched entrance,;with huge oak doors,;and a carved doorway fit for a palace.;Now however the doors lie;in rotting pieces on the floor,;and rain drips down the moss covered stonework.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST; + +<< The Church >> +You stand in the center of the now battered and dilapidated church. Water +runs down the walls, dripping in pools onto the rotting remains of the pews. +The church extends northward, and southward toward the altar. To the west +is the exit. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< North End Of Church >> +You stand at the north end of the church, looking south down between the +silent rows of rotting pews. Another doorway leads east into a small room. + There are some wax candles here. + +What Now? EXAMINE CANDLES + +The candles are just that. Wax candles. Not long ones or fancy candles, +just plain old regular candles. Every adventure game needs a light source +of some kind. Why should this game be any different??? +There are 5 candles. + +What Now? INVENTORY + +You are carrying the following: + red apple + beautiful rose + brass lantern +You are wearing the following: + brown knapsack + +What Now? EXAMINE KNAPSACK + +The knapsack is about a foot square and is brown. It has a flap which can be +opened and closed. + +What Now? OPEN KNAPSACK + +The brown knapsack is now open. + +What Now? EXAMINE IT + +The knapsack is about a foot square and is brown. It has a flap which can be +opened and closed. + There are some matches here. (in the knapsack) + +What Now? GET MATCHES AND EXAMINE THEM + +You are now carrying the wooden matches. + +The matches are just that. Wooden matches. Not long ones or fancy matches, +just plain old regular matches. There are 10 matches. + +What Now? LIGHT CANDLE AND EXAMINE IT + +You light the candle which burns brightly. + +The candle is burning brightly. However, the wind is whistling through the +room and the candle is unlikely to burn for too much longer. + +What Now? PRAY + +Prayer is good for the soul. You feel better, now. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 65. <-- Need to PRAY with a lighted candle + +What Now? PRAY + +<-- Only once, however. + +You're going to need a lot of prayer before this adventure is over. + +What Now? DROP MATCHES <-- Wont need again. + +You drop the wooden matches. + +What Now? DROP KNAPSACK <-- Wont need again. + +You drop the brown knapsack. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< The Church >> +You stand in the center of the now battered and dilapidated church. Water +runs down the walls, dripping in pools onto the rotting remains of the pews. +The church extends northward, and southward toward the altar. To the west +is the exit. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< By The Altar >> +You are standing beside the altar, now barely recognizable, a smashed and aged +pile of rotten wood and fabrics, hiding mossy stonework beneath. A set of +steps lead up to the east, probably to the church tower. The main church hall +is north, and to the south you can go behind the altar. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Behind The Altar >> +You stand behind the altar looking northward along the length of the church +which is a very sorry sight indeed, everything wooden is rotting, the +stonework is moss covered, and gaping holes in the roof allow you to look +skyward. + A small silver cross on a silver chain lies sparkling before you! + +What Now? GET CROSS AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the silver cross. + +The cross is silver and hangs in the center of the chain which is also silver. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 80. + +What Now? WEAR CROSS + +You are now wearing the silver cross. + +<-- Wearing the cross protects you against Vampire bat attacks. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< By The Altar >> +You are standing beside the altar, now barely recognizable, a smashed and aged +pile of rotten wood and fabrics, hiding mossy stonework beneath. A set of +steps lead up to the east, probably to the church tower. The main church hall +is north, and to the south you can go behind the altar. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Stairs >> +You stand on a set of slippery stone steps which lead both downwards and upward +from here. Doorways lead south into a small room and west into the main +church hall. + +What Now? UP + +A sudden draft blows out your candle. <-- Candle only stays lit inside Church. + +<< The Stairs >> +You are climbing a set of steep, slippery stairs that lead up into the church +tower. Water runs down the steps, collecting in mossy pools, where the cracks +and dips in the stonework allow it. The steps turn from stone to wood up +above, and look very dodgy. + +To the west a doorway leads out into the pulpit. + +What Now? WEST + +<< The Pulpit >> +You stand in the rotting remains of what was the pulpit, looking north along +the length of the church hall, a sorry sight indeed, and also gazing up +through the holes in the roof, skyward. + +There is a large wooden sign nailed to the pulpit. Its paint is flaked and +faded. + +A doorway leads east onto some stairs. + +What Now? READ SIGN + +The paint is cracked and faded and the letters are difficult to read. +However, it appears to be a long list of commandments. There are many, many, +many more than ten. Your eyes scan the list and fall randomly on a +commandment near the bottom of the list. + +You just make it out... + +COMMANDMENT #12592 +Oh ye who write Adventure Games that torment the player with stupid puzzles: +Dost thou know the magnitude of thy sin before the gods? Yea, verily, thou +shalt be ground between two stones. Shall the angry gods cast thy body into +the whirlpool? Surely, thy eye shall be put out with a sharp stick! Even +unto the ends of the earth shalt thou wander and unto the land of the dead +shalt thou be sent at last. Surely thou shalt repent of thy low cunning. + +You smile and nod your head in agreement and approval. + +<-- A little "foreshadowing" of things to come! + +Your score just increase by 10 to 90. + +What Now? EAST + +<< The Stairs >> +You are climbing a set of steep, slippery stairs that lead up into the church +tower. Water runs down the steps, collecting in mossy pools, where the cracks +and dips in the stonework allow it. The steps turn from stone to wood up +above, and look very dodgy. + +To the west a doorway leads out into the pulpit. + +What Now? DOWN + +<< Stairs >> +You stand on a set of slippery stone steps which lead both downwards and upward +from here. Doorways lead south into a small room and west into the main +church hall. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Bell Ringers' Room >> +You are standing in a small stone room, which is both wet and cold. The +wooden roof above you has holes in it through which ropes hang, presumably for +the church bells. A single doorway leads north. + +What Now? EXAMINE ROPES + +The ropes are pulled to ring the church bells. + +What Now? PULL ROPES + +Ding! Dong! + +Your score just increase by 10 to 100.<-- Ringing the bells is worth 10 points. + +What Now? RING BELLS <-- Only once, however. + +Ding! Dong! + +What Now? CLIMB ROPES + +You climb up the rope to the room above, where you find... + +<< The Bells, The Bells!! >> +You stand in a large chamber packed with bells. There is a doorway to the +north. The bell ropes hang down through holes in the floor. + A golden weathercock has been left here, somewhat out of order. + +What Now? GET COCK AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the golden weathercock. + +The weathercock is made of solid gold. It is meant to show which way the wind +is blowing. This one looks like it is broken. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 115. + +What Now? CLIMB ROPES + +You climb down the rope to the room below, where you find... + +<< Bell Ringers' Room >> +You are standing in a small stone room, which is both wet and cold. The +wooden roof above you has holes in it through which ropes hang, presumably for +the church bells. A single doorway leads north. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< Stairs >> +You stand on a set of slippery stone steps which lead both downwards and upward +from here. Doorways lead south into a small room and west into the main +church hall. + +What Now? DOWN + +<< The Crypt >> +You stand in the crypt. The room is damp and dismal and smells moldy. It is +a creepy and sinister place. You can't help but give a little shudder either +from the cold or from fear. A staircase leads up and back out of the crypt. + You see a very grimy, dirty urn. + A large closed coffin sits against one wall. + There are quite a few moldy bones scattered on the floor. + There is a small skull nearby. + There are cobwebs everywhere. + +What Now? EXAMINE SKULL AND BONES + +The skull is rather small and ugly. The back of the skull looks like it has +been crushed. + +The head bone is connected to the neck bone. +The neck bone is connected to the back bone. +The back bone is connected to the front bone. etc. etc. ... + +What Now? GET URN AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the dirty urn. + +The urn is encrusted with what looks like decades of grime and dirt. There +appears to be some writing on the side. + +What Now? READ URN + +The urn is too dirty to make out the words. + +What Now? OPEN COFFIN + +You manage to slide the coffin lid off and discover a stairway inside the +coffin leading down into the darkness below. + +What Now? DOWN + +<< Cavern >> +You are in a cavern with iridescent glowing walls. A stairway leads up. +There is an opening in the wall to the east. + There is a long ladder here. + +What Now? GET LADDER AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the long ladder. + +The ladder is made out of wood and is about 10 feet long. It is quite heavy. + +What Now? UP + +You climb the stairs only to discover that someone has closed the coffin lid. +You push and push, but you can't budge it. You are trapped! + +<-- The player must throw something into the chasm in order to escape. + +<< Cavern >> +You are in a cavern with iridescent glowing walls. A stairway leads up. +There is an opening in the wall to the east. + +What Now? EAST + +For some reason, you can't see anything here. + +What Now? LIGHT LAMP + +You hear the flapping of many wings. Bats!! A shiver of fear shocks your +very being. + +<-- Wearing the cross protects you against Vampire bats. + +Your lamp is now shining brightly! + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Odd room >> +You are in an odd-shaped room with a strange smell. It is dark and musty. +There are openings to the west and to the south. + There is a brass plaque mounted on the north wall of the room. + Several giant vampire bats are flying about the room. + +What Now? EXAMINE BATS + +The bats are each about a foot across. Their wings make a real racket as they +flap around the room. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< North ledge >> +You are on a ledge overlooking a deep and wide chasm. It is too wide to jump. +Peering down into the chasm, you can just barely see the bottom far below. +There is only one exit from the room and it is an opening to the north. + You see a narrow ledge on the other side of the chasm. + +What Now? EXAMINE LEDGE + +The ledge juts out over the chasm. However, it is still too far away to jump. +You don't see how you get across to the ledge. + +What Now? EXAMINE CHASM + +You peer across the chasm and can just make out the other side through the +thick white mist. The chasm is too wide to jump. You drop a small rock over +the edge into the mist and it is quite a while before you hear it hit bottom. + +What Now? HELP + +Maybe you should try to throw something useful across the chasm! + +What Now? THROW LADDER OVER CHASM + +The ladder disappears into the chasm. + +What Now? HELP + +You shouldn't believe everything you read in Adventure Games -- even the HELP +messages! + +Your score just increase by 10 to 125. + +<-- Asking for HELP after throwing something into the chasm is worth 10 points. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< Odd room >> +You are in an odd-shaped room with a strange smell. It is dark and musty. +There are openings to the west and to the south. + There is a brass plaque mounted on the north wall of the room. + Several giant vampire bats are flying about the room. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Cavern >> +You are in a cavern with iridescent glowing walls. A stairway leads up. +There is an opening in the wall to the east. + +What Now? UP + +<< The Crypt >> +You stand in the crypt. The room is damp and dismal and smells moldy. It is +a creepy and sinister place. You can't help but give a little shudder either +from the cold or from fear. A staircase leads up and back out of the crypt. + There are quite a few moldy bones scattered on the floor. + There is a small skull nearby. + There are cobwebs everywhere. + The open coffin reveals a set of stairs leading down. + +What Now? EXTINGUISH LIGHT + +Your lamp is now off. + +What Now? UP + +<< Stairs >> +You stand on a set of slippery stone steps which lead both downwards and upward +from here. Doorways lead south into a small room and west into the main +church hall. + +What Now? WEST + +<< By The Altar >> +You are standing beside the altar, now barely recognizable, a smashed and aged +pile of rotten wood and fabrics, hiding mossy stonework beneath. A set of +steps lead up to the east, probably to the church tower. The main church hall +is north, and to the south you can go behind the altar. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< The Church >> +You stand in the center of the now battered and dilapidated church. Water +runs down the walls, dripping in pools onto the rotting remains of the pews. +The church extends northward, and southward toward the altar. To the west +is the exit. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Arched Entry >> +You stand in what must have once been a magnificent arched entrance, with huge +oak doors, and a carved doorway fit for a palace. Now however the doors lie +in rotting pieces on the floor, and rain drips down the moss covered +stonework. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Churchyard >> +You stand in what is apparently an old and disused churchyard. Weeds and moss +cover the crumbling gravestones and paths. To the east is a huge ancient +church, now decaying and surrounded by bits of fallen stonework. To the north +the graveyard continues. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< On Path >> +You stand on a path which leads south -- down into the valley and northward +into a churchyard of some sort, with a ruined church standing beside it. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Forests Edge >> +You stand on the edge of the forest, which extends south east and west as far +as you can see. To the north the trees give way to a grassy hill. A narrow +worn path leads north up the hill. To the south the path through the forest +is almost blocked by thick hedges, but a few gaps enable you to squeeze +through. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Stream Edge >> +You are on the edge of the stream, hemmed close to the water by thick bushes, +and clumps of reeds. One or two gaps in the hedges allow you to squeeze +northward back into the main part of the forest. Other paths allow you to +walk west or east along the stream bank. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Thick Forest >> +You are lost amidst a thick mass of trees and bushes which block direct paths +forcing you to take long and probably circular routes in your attempts to get +past them. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Eastern Side Of Valley >> +You are standing amidst some trees on the eastern edge of a large valley. The +forest continues to the north, south and west, although a deep stream bars any +exit west. There is a small path winding through the trees and up the hill to +the east. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Hill by road >> +You have walked up a hill, still in the forest. A road slopes down the side +of the hill to the east. There is a small brick building in the distance at +the end of the road. + +A path leads down into a large valley to the west. + +What Now? EAST + +<< End of road >> +You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building. Around +you is a forest. A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to +the south. + Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign. + +What Now? EXAMINE URN + +The urn is encrusted with what looks like decades of grime and dirt. There +appears to be some writing on the side. + +What Now? OPEN URN + +The dirty urn is now open. + +What Now? EXAMINE IT + +The urn is encrusted with what looks like decades of grime and dirt. There +appears to be some writing on the side. + You see some gray ashes. (in the urn) + +What Now? GET ASHES AND EXAMINE THEM + +You are now carrying the gray ashes. + +The ashes are gray and you suspect they are the remains some dear departed +soul. + +What Now? DROP THEM + +You drop the gray ashes. <-- Wont need again. + +What Now? WASH URN + +As you wash the grime and accumulated years of dirt off of the urn, you +discover that the urn is actually made of gold and encrusted with gems and +precious stones. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 140. + +What Now? EXAMINE IT + +The urn is encrusted with gems and precious stones. There is some writing on +the side. + +What Now? READ URN + +Engraved in fancy letters on the side of the urn: Last remains of an unknown +adventurer, who lost his life in Humongous Cave. + +What Now? ENTER + +<< Inside building >> +You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring. The stream +bubbles up out of the ground and flows out the side of the building through a +pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes. The word "THURB" has been painted on one +of the pipes. There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall. A huge +steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall. + The safe door is closed. + A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall. + There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here. + A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby. + There are several iron keys on the ground here. + There is tasty food here. + There is a small bottle of water here. + There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here. + There is a piece of crumpled paper here. + +What Now? INVENTORY + +You are carrying the following: + beautiful rose + red apple + jeweled urn + golden weathercock + brass lantern +You are wearing the following: + silver cross + +What Now? DROP ALL + +Sorry, but you must drop things one-at-a-time, here! + +<-- All "treasures" must be dropped inside the building (i.e., here) or inside + the safe that you will find later in the cave. + +What Now? DROP ROSE + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +1 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the rose hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP APPLE + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +2 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the apple hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP URN + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +3 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the urn hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP COCK + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +4 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the weathercock hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP CROSS + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +5 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the cross hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + + +< ---------------- CAMPAIGN 2 -- Below The Building ------------------------> + +What Now? NORTH + +<< Tool room >> +You are in a small, low-ceilinged room with the words + + "Witt Company Tool Room - Melenkurion division" + +carved into one of the walls. A doorway exits to the south from here. + There is a long-handled shovel here. + There are a pair of suction cups here. + +What Now? GET CUPS AND EXAMINE THEM + +You are now carrying the suction cups. + +The suction cups are connected to a metal bar with a handle to hold them. +These are the kind of suction cups that are used to hold on to something flat +such as a large glass window. A window washer on a high-rise building might +use these to hold himself on to the glass by giving the command "ATTACH +SUCTION CUPS TO WINDOW." These could come in handy if you have to wash some +windows. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Inside building >> +You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring. The stream +bubbles up out of the ground and flows out the side of the building through a +pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes. The word "THURB" has been painted on one +of the pipes. There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall. A huge +steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall. + The safe door is closed. + A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall. + There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here. + A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby. + There are several iron keys on the ground here. + There is tasty food here. + There is a small bottle of water here. + There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here. + There is a piece of crumpled paper here. + +What Now? EXAMINE SAFE + +The safe takes up most of the east wall of the room. There is a combination +knob in the center of the safe's door, while to the left of the knob about +eight inches away, is a short handle which is pointing toward the combination +knob. + +You play with the knob and try to turn the handle, but it is no use. The +safe is locked and you are unable to unlock it. + +<-- Remember the date 7-20-43 carved in the tree! + +What Now? TURN KNOB + +WHICH DIRECTION (LEFT OR RIGHT) ? RIGHT +What number (from 0 to 99) ? 7 + +Strange! Nothing happened. At least, nothing obvious happened. + +What Now? TURN KNOB + +WHICH DIRECTION (LEFT OR RIGHT) ? LEFT +What number (from 0 to 99) ? 20 + +Strange! Nothing happened. At least, nothing obvious happened. + +What Now? TURN KNOB + +WHICH DIRECTION (LEFT OR RIGHT) ? RIGHT +What number (from 0 to 99) ? 43 + +You suddenly hear a loud CLICK! + +What Now? OPEN SAFE + +You pull the handle with all your strength and the large door slowly swings +open revealing the contents of the vault. + +You see..... + A stone stairway leads down. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 155. + +<-- Opening the safe with the correct combination is worth 15 points. + +What Now? DOWN + +You climb down the steep stairway in the safe. + +<< Southern end of long hall >> +You are at the southern end of a long hall. A stairway leads up into the +darkness. There is a curtain over the open doorway to the south. The door to +the north is closed. It is made of thick steel and looks like it could +survive a nuclear blast. + Next to the steel door is a small slot. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Programmer's Den >> +You are in a strange room with exits to both the north and south. Both exits +have curtains draw over them. The floor is carpeted, the walls are rubber, the +room is strewn with papers, listings, books, and half-empty JOLT Cola bottles. +The cryptic anagram "D + A = L" is inscribed throughout the room. The south +wall is almost covered by a large color centerfold of a naked supercomputer. +A sign on the wall says, + + "PROGRAMMER'S DEN" + +The software wizard is nowhere to be seen. + +There are many computers here: micros, minis, maxis and megas. + +What Now? NORTH + +A bearded programmer steps out from the shadows and says, "Since you didn't +try to steal any of my stuff, I'll give you a special plastic card and reveal +a secret password. Use the password wisely and enjoy your stay in HUMONGOUS +CAVE, my son." With that, the programmer vanishes, leaving a few 0 and 1 bits +that briefly form the word: + + TURBO + +<< Southern end of long hall >> +You are at the southern end of a long hall. A stairway leads up into the +darkness. There is a curtain over the open doorway to the south. The door to +the north is closed. It is made of thick steel and looks like it could +survive a nuclear blast. + Next to the steel door is a small slot. + +What Now? EXAMINE CARD + +The plastic card is about 2 by 4 inches. It has a number of holes in it at +one end. At the other end, is printed "INSERT THIS END" and there is an arrow +pointing toward the end with the holes. It looks like one of those electronic +access cards that hotels use rather than normal metal keys. + +What Now? EXAMINE SLOT + +The door is solid steel. You must open it by using some kind of access card +-- because above the slot is a small sign that says "INSERT ACCESS CARD FOR +ADMITTANCE." + +What Now? INSERT CARD IN SLOT + +You insert the card into the slot. A very loud buzzing sound comes from the +door and then the door swings open and you enter the room to find ... + +<< Computer Center >> +You are in a large computer center with a raised floor and recessed lights in +the ceiling. Large mainframes are everywhere. There are exits to the north +and south. There is a sign on the east wall. + An ancient IBM PC-XT is on a small table in the corner. + +What Now? EXAMINE MAINFRAMES + +The mainframe computers here are all the latest and greatest, including +Cray's, CDC's, IBM's, DEC's, etc. There is an incredible amount of computing +power in this room. + +What Now? EXAMINE PC-XT + +The computer is an ancient IBM PC-XT. It has a CGA monitor, 512K of memory, a +10 meg hard drive and a floppy disk drive. + +What Now? EXAMINE FLOOR + +The raised floor is made from special tiles about two feet square. + +What Now? ATTACH SUCTION CUPS TO FLOOR + +You attach the suction cups to the floor tiles and lift up. A tile comes up +making a hole in the floor. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 170. + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Computer Center >> +You are in a large computer center with a raised floor and recessed lights in +the ceiling. Large mainframes are everywhere. There are exits to the north +and south. There is a sign on the east wall. + There is a hole in the floor where one of the tiles has been removed. + An ancient IBM PC-XT is on a small table in the corner. + +What Now? DOWN + +For some reason, you can't see anything here. + +What Now? LIGHT LAMP + +Your lamp is now shining brightly! + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Beneath Computer Center >> +You are in a small room below the computer center. Near the ceiling there are +all sorts of wires and cables. There is also a small hole in the ceiling +which you can just reach. To the west is a crawlway leading into the +darkness. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Small Barren Room >> +You are in a small barren room. This room has even more wires than the room +you were just in. There is a crawlway leading into the darkness to the east. + +What Now? EXAMINE WIRES + +The wires and cables are obviously used to connect the computers in the room +above. + +You discover something bright and ticking among the wires. + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Small Barren Room >> +You are in a small barren room. This room has even more wires than the room +you were just in. There is a crawlway leading into the darkness to the east. + There is a beautiful old gold watch on a matching gold chain here. + +What Now? GET WATCH + +As you get the watch, you notice the time ... + +The time is currently 10:37 A.M. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 185. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Beneath Computer Center >> +You are in a small room below the computer center. Near the ceiling there are +all sorts of wires and cables. There is also a small hole in the ceiling +which you can just reach. To the west is a crawlway leading into the +darkness. + +What Now? UP + +<< Computer Center >> +You are in a large computer center with a raised floor and recessed lights in +the ceiling. Large mainframes are everywhere. There are exits to the north +and south. There is a sign on the east wall. + There is a hole in the floor where one of the tiles has been removed. + An ancient IBM PC-XT is on a small table in the corner. + +What Now? DROP CUPS <-- Wont need again. + +You drop the suction cups. + +What Now? READ SIGN + +The sign reads: "Expiratory Distribution of Partially Ignited Hydrocarbons +into the Immediate Atmosphere Strictly Disallowed". Below these words is a +picture of a burning cigarette with a red circle and a red line drawn through +it. + +What Now? NORTH + +<< Air-Conditioned Room >> +You are in a small barren room. There is an exit south to the computer +center. The room is very, very cold because of the cold air blasting thru the +air-conditioning duct in the east wall. + +What Now? EXAMINE DUCT + +The air-conditioning duct is near the bottom of the east wall. It is covered +by a metal grate. Very COLD air is blowing through it. You are going to +freeze if you stay here much longer. + +What Now? GET DUCT + +You manage to remove the grate covering the duct. Like a true adventurer, +you then let your imagination get the better of your good sense and you crawl +into the duct. You crawl about a hundred feet further into the duct before +you pause to rest at a place where the duct turns to the south. The air is +still blasting away in the duct and you are very, very cold! + +Your score just increase by 10 to 195. <-- Removing duct is worth 10 points. + +<< At Turn In duct >> +You are at a elbow-turn in the duct. The duct extends to the west and to the +south. You can not see any light in either direction. It is very cold here! + +What Now? SOUTH + +You crawl south along the duct for about an hour -- at least, it seems like an +hour. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. It extends forever to the +north and to the south. It is very cold! Other than being cold, this place +is pretty boring. + +What Now? SOUTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the south and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. It extends forever to the +north and to the south. It is very cold! You are going to freeze if you +don't get out of here soon. + +What Now? SOUTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the south and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. Cold air is blasting at you +from the south. It is very cold! The duct extends forever to the north. To +the south, you can see a faint light. + +What Now? SOUTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the south and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< End Of The Duct >> +You at the mouth of a small opening overlooking a large windy cavern. To the +north is a duct that extends as far as you can see. The duct is only about +three feet high, so you will need to crawl if you go north. You can also +climb down or go south to enter the windy cavern. It is very cold here! + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Windy cavern >> +You in a large cavern. The cavern has a large hole in the ceiling high above +your head. The hole is too far above you to exit that way. An incredibly +strong wind blows through the hole in the ceiling. The wind is very, very +cold and you will freeze if you don't leave here soon. + +Passages lead off to the west and to the south. There is a small opening +about four feet above the ground in the north end of the cavern. + +What Now? WEST + +<< Paneled passage >> +You in a oak-paneled hallway. The hall extends to the east and to the west. +A strong wind is blowing from the east. It is very cold! + +What Now? WEST + +<< Witt's Private Office >> +You are in the private office of Mr. Ralph Witt. There is a hallway to the +east. It is very cold because of the air that blows through the hallway. +There is a large heavy door in the middle of the west wall. + +There are the usual office-type pieces of furniture: + Along the wall is an old file cabinet. + In the corner, there is a wooden coat rack. + A nice heavy parka is here. ( on the coat rack ) + There is a pocket on the right side of the parka. (in the parka) + And, strangely enough, a pocket on the left side also. (in the parka) + Witt's large oak desk sits in the center of the floor. + There is a cushy swivel chair. ( behind the desk ) + There is a pile of mail here. + There is a Compaq 486 sitting on the desk (no office should be without one). + +What Now? WEAR PARKA <-- Needed to keep from freezing to death! + +You are now wearing the heavy parka. + +What Now? EXAMINE PARKA + +The parka looks very warm. It's stuffed with the finest eider down. It has a +very heavy zipper with a large pocket on either side. You can't be sure, but +you suspect there is no pocket lint in either pocket. The pockets open and +close. + There is a pocket on the right side of the parka. (in the parka) + And, strangely enough, a pocket on the left side also. (in the parka) + +What Now? EXAMINE POCKET + +Which "POCKET", the RIGHT POCKET or the LEFT POCKET? + +THE RIGHT POCKET + +Pockets are funny. It's hard to tell whether they're left or right. If it's +your jacket and you're wearing it, this would be the right pocket. If it was +someone else's jacket and they were wearing it while you were examining it, +well not only would it be the left pocket but you'd probably get your face +slapped. + +What Now? OPEN RIGHT POCKET + +The right pocket is now open. + +What Now? OPEN LEFT POCKET + +The left pocket is now open. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 210. + +What Now? EXAMINE PARKA + +The parka looks very warm. It's stuffed with the finest eider down. It has a +very heavy zipper with a large pocket on either side. You can't be sure, but +you suspect there is no pocket lint in either pocket. The pockets open and +close. + There is a pocket on the right side of the parka. (in the parka) + There is a giant rabbit's foot here. (in the pocket) + And, strangely enough, a pocket on the left side also. (in the parka) + There is a gold key here. (in the pocket) + +What Now? GET KEY AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the gold key. + +It's one of those old fashioned keys that looks sort of like a 'K'. It is +made of the finest gold and has the initials R.W. engraved delicately on one +side. + +What Now? GET FOOT AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the rabbit's foot. + +The foot looks like it came from a mighty BIG rabbit. I would sure hate to +run into the sucker who belongs with this foot! + +What Now? GET MAIL AND EXAMINE IT + +You are now carrying the mail pile. + +The 'pile' of mail looks more like a man-made mountain. + +What Now? READ MAIL + +Every envelope is addressed to Ralph Witt. + +Have you forgotten the "Adventurer's Oath" you took to be a goodie two shoes +and to not do anything illegal in this game? Remember, it is a federal +offense to open other people's mail. + +What Now? RUB RABBIT'S FOOT + +You rub the rabbit's foot for a while, but nothing happens. + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Witt's Private Office >> +You are in the private office of Mr. Ralph Witt. There is a hallway to the +east. It is very cold because of the air that blows through the hallway. +There is a large heavy door in the middle of the west wall. + +There are the usual office-type pieces of furniture: + Along the wall is an old file cabinet. + In the corner, there is a wooden coat rack. + Witt's large oak desk sits in the center of the floor. + There is a cushy swivel chair. ( behind the desk ) + There is a Compaq 486 sitting on the desk (no office should be without one). + +What Now? EXAMINE CHAIR + +It's one of those cushy swivel chairs. Sitting in it would be hazardous to +the completion of your task. It looks far too comfortable. + +What Now? EXAMINE COMPAQ + +This is one of those new 100 MegaHertz screamers with the latest in laser +storage devices. Witt is obviously a POWER user. The monitor actually looks +more like a hologram. There is a 3D view of the cave with many lines running +from location to location. + +What Now? READ IT + +The cave is obviously a very confusing place with locations connected to other +places with little or no rhyme or reason. Witt is deranged and so is his +cave. + +What Now? EXAMINE DESK + +The drawer is in the center of the desk. It has an ornate gold lock. + +What Now? UNLOCK DESK WITH KEY + +You have now unlocked the oak desk, using the key. + +What Now? OPEN DRAWER + +The oak desk is now open. + +What Now? LOOK + +<< Witt's Private Office >> +You are in the private office of Mr. Ralph Witt. There is a hallway to the +east. It is very cold because of the air that blows through the hallway. +There is a large heavy door in the middle of the west wall. + +There are the usual office-type pieces of furniture: + Along the wall is an old file cabinet. + In the corner, there is a wooden coat rack. + Witt's large oak desk sits in the center of the floor. + There is a diary here. It is quite old. (in the desk) + There is a cushy swivel chair. ( behind the desk ) + There is a Compaq 486 sitting on the desk (no office should be without one). + +What Now? GET DIARY + +You are now carrying the old diary. + +What Now? EXAMINE IT + +The diary is ancient. The leather is dry and cracked and the paper is yellow +and very brittle. It is full of pithy little insights on life and adventures. + +What Now? READ DIARY + +This game was created using the Adventure Game Toolkit. + +A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ADVENTURE GAME TOOLKIT -- etc., etc., etc... + +What Now? READ DIARY + +Time is just nature's way of keeping everything from happening at once. + +What Now? AGAIN + +Trolls like eggs! <-- The diary has some hints. Like this one. + +What Now? AGAIN + +No problem is so formidable that you can't just run away from it. + +What Now? AGAIN + +You've got to kiss a lot of ugly frogs before you find your handsome prince +(or princess). <-- The diary has some hints. Like this one. + +What Now? SIT IN CHAIR + +Sitting down would be hazardous to the completion of your adventure. You have +an urgent mission to perform and you had best get on with it. + +What Now? EAST + +<< Paneled passage >> +You in a oak-paneled hallway. The hall extends to the east and to the west. +A strong wind is blowing from the east. It is very cold! + +What Now? EAST + +<< Windy cavern >> +You in a large cavern. The cavern has a large hole in the ceiling high above +your head. The hole is too far above you to exit that way. An incredibly +strong wind blows through the hole in the ceiling. The wind is very, very +cold and you will freeze if you don't leave here soon. + +Passages lead off to the west and to the south. There is a small opening +about four feet above the ground in the north end of the cavern. + +Your score just increase by 15 to 225. + +What Now? INVENTORY + +You are carrying the following: + rabbit's foot + gold key + old diary + rare stamps <-- Mail changed into rare stamps + gold watch + plastic card + brass lantern +You are wearing the following: + heavy parka + There is a pocket on the right side of the parka. (in the parka) + And, strangely enough, a pocket on the left side also. (in the parka) + +What Now? EXAMINE STAMPS + +The envelopes are all stamped with very rare stamps. Specifically, the stamps +are all part of a special commemorative series honoring the "Greatest +Adventurers of All Time." You are pleased to see your face (beaming +brightly) on a pretty blue stamp. Under your pictures is a caption that +proclaims you as the "(Almost) Conqueror of Humongous Cave." + +What Now? NORTH + +<< End Of The Duct >> +You at the mouth of a small opening overlooking a large windy cavern. To the +north is a duct that extends as far as you can see. The duct is only about +three feet high, so you will need to crawl if you go north. You can also +climb down or go south to enter the windy cavern. It is very cold here! + +What Now? NORTH + +You crawl into the duct and continue to crawl north for a very long time. The +cold, cold wind blows through the duct from the cavern to your south. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. Cold air is blasting at you +from the south. It is very cold! The duct extends forever to the north. To +the south, you can see a faint light. + +What Now? NORTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the north and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. It extends forever to the +north and to the south. It is very cold! You are going to freeze if you +don't get out of here soon. + +What Now? NORTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the north and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< In The Duct >> +You are in the middle of an extremely long duct. It extends forever to the +north and to the south. It is very cold! Other than being cold, this place +is pretty boring. + +What Now? NORTH + +After a brief pause for rest, you set off to the north and crawl for a while +longer. + +<< At Turn In duct >> +You are at a elbow-turn in the duct. The duct extends to the west and to the +south. You can not see any light in either direction. It is very cold here! + +What Now? WEST + +<< Air-Conditioned Room >> +You are in a small barren room. There is an exit south to the computer +center. The room is very, very cold because of the cold air blasting thru the +air-conditioning duct in the east wall. + There is a metal air-conditioning grate on the floor. + +What Now? EXTINGUISH LAMP <-- Conserve your lamp's batteries whenever possible! + +Your lamp is now off. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Computer Center >> +You are in a large computer center with a raised floor and recessed lights in +the ceiling. Large mainframes are everywhere. There are exits to the north +and south. There is a sign on the east wall. + There are a pair of suction cups here. + There is a hole in the floor where one of the tiles has been removed. + An ancient IBM PC-XT is on a small table in the corner. + +What Now? SOUTH + +<< Southern end of long hall >> +You are at the southern end of a long hall. A stairway leads up into the +darkness. There is a curtain over the open doorway to the south. The door to +the north is closed. It is made of thick steel and looks like it could +survive a nuclear blast. + Next to the steel door is a small slot. + +What Now? UP + +You climb up the stairs and enter the room above through the open safe door. +<< Inside building >> +You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring. The stream +bubbles up out of the ground and flows out the side of the building through a +pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes. The word "THURB" has been painted on one +of the pipes. There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall. A huge +steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall. + The safe's door is wide open! + A stone stairway leads down. (in the safe) + A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall. + There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here. + A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby. + There are several iron keys on the ground here. + There is tasty food here. + There is a small bottle of water here. + There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here. + There is a piece of crumpled paper here. + +What Now? INVENTORY + +You are carrying the following: + rabbit's foot + gold key + old diary + rare stamps <-- pile of mail turned into rare stamps + gold watch + plastic card + brass lantern +You are wearing the following: + heavy parka + There is a pocket on the right side of the parka. (in the parka) + And, strangely enough, a pocket on the left side also. (in the parka) + +What Now? EXAMINE STAMPS + +The envelopes are all stamped with very rare stamps. Specifically, the stamps +are all part of a special commemorative series honoring the "Greatest +Adventurers of All Time." You are pleased to see your face (beaming +brightly) on a pretty blue stamp. Under your pictures is a caption that +proclaims you as the "(Almost) Conqueror of Humongous Cave." + +What Now? DROP FOOT + +You drop the rabbit's foot. + +What Now? DROP PARKA <-- Wont need again. + +You drop the heavy parka. + +What Now? DROP GOLD KEY + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +6 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the key hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP CARD + +You drop the plastic card. + +What Now? DROP STAMPS + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +7 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the stamps hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? DROP DIARY <-- Wont need again. + +You drop the old diary. + +What Now? EXAMINE WATCH + +The watch is an old style pocket watch. It has a matching gold chain. + +The time is currently 11:55 A.M. + +What Now? DROP IT + +As you drop the treasure, a voice booms out: "Well done! You have collected +8 treasure(s) so far out of a total of 37." + +As the watch hits the floor, it disappears in a puff of blue smoke! + +What Now? GET KEY + +You are now carrying the iron keys. + +What Now? EXAMINE CLOAK + +The cloak is made from a heavy metallic fabric. It is big enough that it +would cover your entire body from head to foot. The manufacturer's label is +sewn to the inside of the cloak. + +What Now? READ LABEL + +-------------------------------- +| Made of Turbo Gore-tex | +| Wash in warm water | +|------------------------------| +| Produced by David Malmberg | +| | +| Based on original design | +| by Woods, Crowther & Platt | +-------------------------------- + +What Now? WEAR CLOAK + +You are now wearing the metallic cloak. + +<-- The cloak will protect you from dwarf attacks and other unpleasant + accidents. You should wear it whenever you are in the cave if you + wish to minimize your risk of accidental death. + +What Now? EXIT + +<< End of road >> +You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building. Around +you is a forest. A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to +the south. + You see some gray ashes. + Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign. + + diff --git a/content/texts/cavew.txt b/content/texts/cavew.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..c28eb73 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/cavew.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.; Around you is a forest. ;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;;What Now?;ENTER;You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring.;The stream bubbles up out of the ground and flows out the side of the building;through a pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes.;The word "THURB" has been painted on one of the pipes. ;There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall.;A huge steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall. ;The safe door is closed. ;A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall. ;There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here.;A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby.;There are several iron keys on the ground here.;There is a shiny brass lamp nearby.;It is off.;There is tasty food here.;There is a small bottle of water here.;There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here.;What Now?;;What Now?;;What Now?;GET LAMP AND EXAMINE IT;;GET LAMP AND EXAMINE IT;The grandfather loudly chimes the quarter hour. It is 6:45.;You are now carrying the brass lantern.;The lamp runs on batteries and is currently turned off.;What Now?;;What Now?;EXAMINE CLOCK;;EXAMINE CLOCK;The grandfather clock is about eight feet tall.;It ticks very noisily.;It is 6:45 A.M.;What Now?;;What Now?;EXIT;;EXIT;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.;Around you is a forest.;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;;NORTH;;NORTH;;NORTH;You are in open forest near both a valley and a road.;;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;Are you trying to get into the cave?;Please answer Yes or No:;;NO;;NO;You are in the midst of a thick woods.;The ground is damp with dew. The air is chilly and you shiver from the cold.; The only path leads south -;- back the way you came.;There are large trees here.;There are a lot of leaves on the ground all around you.;What Now?;;What Now?;;EXAMINE TREES;;EXAMINE TREES AND LEAVES;;The trees here are mostly large maples.;One of the trees has a heart carved on its trunk.;Inside the heart is carved:;"Dave + Ann = Love";and below the heart is the date:;"July 20, 1943.";Someone has also scratched the cryptic message:;"Turn Right First!";on the truck below the heart.;You wonder what that might mean.;The leaves are mostly from maple trees.;They are showing lots of fall colors.;Were you expecting something else, perhaps?;What Now?;;What Now?;NO;;NO;Don't be so negative!;What Now?;What Now?;SOUTH;;SOUTH;You are in open forest, with a deep valley to one side.;There is a piece of crumpled paper here.;What Now?;GET PAPER AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the crumpled paper.;The paper appears to be some kind of map.;It is torn at the top of the paper.;What Now?;;What Now?;READ MAP;;READ MAP;What Now?;;What Now?;SOUTH;;SOUTH;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.;Around you is a forest.;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;ENTER;;ENTER;You are inside a small building, a well house for a large spring.;The stream bubbles up out of the ground;and flows out the side of the building;through a pair of 1 foot diameter sewer pipes.;The word "THURB" has been painted on one of the pipes.;;The word "THURB" has been painted on one of the pipes.; There is a doorway in the middle of the north wall.;A huge steel safe has been installed into the brick wall on the east wall.;The safe door is closed.; A huge grandfather clock stands against the wall.;There are some old, ugly, dirty tennis shoes here.;A Boy-Scout compass is lying nearby.;There are several iron keys on the ground here.;There is tasty food here.;There is a small bottle of water here.;There is cloak made from a heavy metallic fabric here.;What Now?;;What Now?;DROP PAPER;;DROP PAPER;You drop the crumpled paper.;What Now?;;What Now?;EXIT;;EXIT;You are standing at the end of a road before a small brick building.;Around you is a forest.;A small stream flows out of the building and down a gully to the south.;Next to the door of the building, there is a faded sign.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You have walked up a hill, still in the forest.;A road slopes down the side of the hill to the east.;There is a small brick building in the distance at the end of the road.;A path leads down into a large valley to the west.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing amidst some trees on the eastern edge of a large valley.;The forest continues to the north, south and west, although;a deep stream bars any exit west.;There is a small path winding through the trees and up the hill to the east.;A small but wilted rose has been left here.;What Now?;;What Now?;GET ROSE AND EXAMINE IT;;GET ROSE AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the small rose.;The rose is slowly wilting away.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You are lost amidst a thick mass of trees and bushes which block direct pathsforcing you to take long and probably circula;What Now?;;What Now?;GET APPLE AND EXAMINE IT;;GET APPLE AND EXAMINE IT;You are now carrying the red apple.;This is a nice big juicy red apple;not the type of apple that would be poisoned at all.;Your score just increase by 15 to 25;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are on the edge of the stream;hemmed close to the water by thick bushes;and clumps of reeds.;One or two gaps in the hedges allow you to squeeze;northward back into the main part of the forest.;Other paths allow you to walk west or east along the stream bank.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing at the northern end of a small humpbacked bridge;a picturesque stone structure;coated in moss and creepers;which crosses the stream to the south of you.;Paths seem to converge here from the north, west and east.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing beside a narrow stream;which tinkles eastward through the trees.;You can travel through the trees in any direction;save for south where the stream has cut a deep channel too wide to ford.;What Now?;;What Now?;WEST;;WEST;You are standing beside a small silvery stream;which gurgles gently from a rocky hollow to the west;to run gently eastward between the trees which surround you.;Tracks lead through the trees in all directions.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are standing beside a narrow stream;which tinkles eastward through the trees.;You can travel through the trees in any direction;save for south where the stream has cut a deep channel too wide to ford.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are standing at the northern end of a small humpbacked bridge,;a picturesque stone structure,;coated in moss and creepers which crosses the stream to the south of you.;Paths seem to converge here from the north,;west and east.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You are on the edge of the stream,;hemmed close to the water by thick bushes,;and clumps of reeds.;One or two gaps in the hedges allow you to squeeze;northward back into the main part of the forest.;Other paths allow you to walk west or east along the stream bank.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand on the edge of the forest,;which extends south east and west as far as you can see.;To the north the trees give way to a grassy hill.;A narrow worn path leads north up the hill.;To the south the path through the forest is almost blocked by thick hedges,;but a few gaps enable you to squeeze through.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand on a path which leads south;down into the valley;and northward into a churchyard of some sort,;with a ruined church standing beside it.;What Now?;;What Now?;NORTH;;NORTH;You stand in what is apparently an old and disused churchyard.;Weeds and moss cover the crumbling gravestones and paths.;To the east is a huge ancient church,;now decaying and surrounded by bits of fallen stonework.;To the north the graveyard continues.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST;You stand in what must have once been a magnificent arched entrance,;with huge oak doors,;and a carved doorway fit for a palace.;Now however the doors lie;in rotting pieces on the floor,;and rain drips down the moss covered stonework.;What Now?;;What Now?;EAST;;EAST; \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/content/texts/chatrooms.txt b/content/texts/chatrooms.txt new file mode 100755 index 0000000..f830c43 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/texts/chatrooms.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +[jeromebona] aude tells you to get drunk too;[Dj CRANKY] ok;[tamedhooligan] thats pretty frightening cranky one;[Dj CRANKY] no problem;[jeromebona] and martha and raymond laser aswell;[Dj CRANKY] for me a filipino to drink;[jeromebona] well it seems you dont have no choice dude;[Dj CRANKY] ( pisang + cola + breezer + vodka );[Dj CRANKY] i'm no dude, dude;[jeromebona] you aint no dude dude;[Dj CRANKY] dude;[Dj CRANKY] were are you from dude;[jeromebona] dude;[jeromebona] from dude, dude;[Dj CRANKY] gtaar;[doublevision] hey dj do you think David Bowie is jazz;[tamedhooligan] im from dude too;[Gainsboer] me tinx cranky sux;[Dj CRANKY] me from Belgium, flikker;[jeromebona] david bowie aint no jazz dude;[doublevision] i saw it in you're folder;[doublevision] haha;[tamedhooligan] haha;[Dj CRANKY] hmmmm;[jeromebona] david bowie is shit;[Dj CRANKY] i don't know;[jeromebona] thats what he is;[tamedhooligan] you dont seem to know whats goin on in your folder cranky;[jeromebona] except ashes to ashes;[jeromebona] that I like;[jeromebona] (kinda);[tamedhooligan] have you stole someones computer;[Gainsboer] ur folder iz out of control crankfuck;[doublevision] jimi hendrix also in his jazz folder;[doublevision] lol;[jeromebona] folders aint no jazz dude;[doublevision] he's cranck for sure that one;[jeromebona] folders is shit [Gainsboer] therfore u are officialy retarded;[Gainsboer] banned, ignored, fucked and doomed;[jeromebona] na serioulsy guys dont sort your files by genre;[doublevision] who?;[jeromebona] useless;[doublevision] idd;[doublevision] from A>Z is the best!!;[Gainsboer] cranky should sort his files like this:;[Gainsboer] shit;[Gainsboer] more shit;[jeromebona] yes right dude;[Gainsboer] even more shit;[jeromebona] A>Z;[Gainsboer] crap 1;[Gainsboer] crap 2;[Gainsboer] david bowie;[Gainsboer] crap 3;[doublevision] sperm maybe;[jeromebona] or better : Z