IDENTILIN$$ F162.CT1/HSDue (Puckering) MS R.3.12 (pp. 227-28)/ TJS/mf/6-21-91/corEWS/o/6-16-92
162.CT1.0HEom
162.CT1.001 As due by many titles I resigne
162.CT1.002 My self to thee o God, first I was made
162.CT1.003 By thee, & for thee, and when I was decaide
162.CT1.004 Thy bloud bought y%5t%6 the w%5ch%6 before was thine,  [CW:%YThy%Z->>I#am<]
162.CT1.005 I am thy Sunne, made w%5th%6 thy self to shine,   [228
162.CT1.006 Thy seruant whose paines thou hast still repaid
162.CT1.007 Thy sheep, thine Image, And till I betray'd
162.CT1.008 My self, A Temple of this spirit diuine
162.Ct1.009 Why doth the Deuill then vsurpe in mee
162.CT1.010 Why doth hee steale, nay rauish whats thy right?
162.CT1.011 Except thou rise, and for thine owne worke fight
162.CT1.012 Oh I shall soone despaire, when I doe see
162.CT1.013 That thou lou'st mankind well, yet wilt not choose mee
162.CT1.014 And Sathan hates mee, yet is loath to loose mee
162.CT1.0SSom
162.CT1.0$$ %1even lines ind; LaC prec HS, preceded by%1 Diuine Poe%Ums%2 (p. 224) %1as section HE; no other HE for HSS%2