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174.H06.001 Thou hast made mee, And shall thy worke decay?
174.H06.002 Repayre mee now, for now mine end doth hast
174.H06.003 I runn to death, and death meetes mee as fast
174.H06.004 And all my pleasures are like yesterday
174.H06.005 I dare not moue my dim%M eyes any way
174.H06.006 Despayre behind, and death before doth cast
174.H06.007 Such terrour, and my feebled flesh doth wast.
174.H06.008 By Sinne in it, w%5ch%6 it t'wards Hell doth weigh
174.H06.009 Onely thou art aboue, and when towards thee
174.H06.010 By thy leaue I can looke, I rise agayne
174.H06.011 But our old subtill foe so tempteth mee
174.H06.012 That not one hower my selfe I can sustayne
174.H06.013 Thy Grace may wing mee to p%5r%6vent his Art.[sic]
174.H06.014 And thou like Adamant drawe mine Iron hart
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