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165.H04.001 At the round Earthes imagin'd corners blowe
165.H04.002 yo%5r%6 trumpetts Angells, and arise, arise
165.H04.003 from death, yo%5u%6 nomberlesse infinities
165.H04.004 of Soules, and to yo%5r%6 scatt'red bodies goe
165.H04.005 All whom the flood did, and fire shall ouerthrowe
165.H04.006 All whom warre, death, age, Agues, Tirannies
165.H04.007 Despaire, Lawe, Chaunce hath slaine, and yo%5u%6 whose eies
165.H04.008 s%>>S<hall behold god, and neuer tast Deathes woe.
165.H04.009 But let them sleepe, Lord, and mee mourne a space
165.H04.010 ffor if, aboue all theis, my sinnes abound
165.H04.011 Tis late to aske aboundance of thy grace
165.H04.012 When we are there: Heere on this lowly ground
165.H04.013 Teach me how to repent, ffor that's as good
165.H04.014 As if thou hadst' seald' my Pardon w%5th%6 thy bloud:
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