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166.H06.001 If Poysonous Mineralls, or if the Tree
166.H06.002 Whose fruite threw death on (else im%Mortall) vs
166.H06.003 If leacherous Goats, if Serpents enuious
166.H06.004 Cannot bee damnd, Alas why should I bee?
166.H06.005 Why should intent and reason borne in mee
166.H06.006 Make Sinnes (else ae%Lquall) in mee more haynous?
166.H06.007 And mercy beeing easy and glorious
166.H06.008 To God, in his sterne wrath why threatens hee?
166.H06.009 But who am I that dare dispute with thee
166.H06.010 O God? O of thy onely worthy bloud
166.H06.011 And my teares make a heauenly Lethean floud
166.H06.012 And drowne %Yit%Z in >%^%5it%6< my sinns black memory
166.H06.013 That thou remember them no more as dett
166.H06.014 I thinke it mercy if thou wilt forget
166.H06.0SSom
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