IDENTILIN$$ F163.CT1/HSBlack (Puckering) MS R.3.12 (p. 228)/ TJS/mf/6-21-91/corEWS/o/6-16-92
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163.CT1.001 Oh my black Soule, thou nowe art summoned
163.CT1.002 By Sicknes, Deaths Harold, and Champion
163.CT1.003 Thou art like a Pilgrim, w%5ch%6 abroad hast done
163.CT1.004 Treason, and durst not turne, to whence hee is fled
163.CT1.005 Or like a Theefe w%5ch%6 till Deaths doome bee read
163.CT1.006 Wisheth himself deliuered from Prison
163.CT1.007 But damn'd and haled to execution
163.CT1.008 Wisheth that still hee might bee imprisoned,
163.CT1.009 Yet grace if thou repent thou canst not lacke
163.CT1.010 But who shall giue thee y%5t%6 grace to beginne?
163.CT1.011 Oh make thy self w%5th%6 holy mourning black
163.CT1.012 And red w%5th%6 blushing as thou art w%5th%6 sinne
163.CT1.013 Or wash thee in Christs bloud w%5ch%6 hath his might
163.CT1.014 That being red, it dyes red soules to white.
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163.CT1.0$$ %1even lines 2-12 ind 2sp; ll. 13-14 ind 4 sp as couplet%2