IDENTILIN$$ F163.H04/HSBlack Harvard MS Eng 966.3 (f. 97)/ TJS/mf/Pr8-13-91/cor TJS/o/5-21-92
163.H04.0HE 2:                                 
163.H04.001 Oh my blacke Soule, nowe thou art sum%Moned
163.H04.002 by sicknes, deaths Herald, and Champion
163.H04.003 Thou art like a Pilgrim w%5ch%6 abroad had done
163.H04.004 tr>a%>e<ason, and durst not turne to whence he is fled
163.H04.005 Or like a theefe w%5ch%6 till deaths doome be read
163.H04.006 Wisheth himselfe deliuered from prison
163.H04.007 But damn'd, and hal'd to execution
163.H04.008 Wisheth that still he might be imprisoned;
163.H04.009 yet Grace, if thou repent, thou canst not lack;
163.H04.010 But who shall giue thee that grace to beginne;
163.H04.011 Oh make thy selfe w%5th%6 holy mourning black
163.H04.012 And red w%5th%6 blushing as thou art w%5th%6 sinne
163.H04.013 Or wash thee in Christes bloud, w%5ch%6 hath his might
163.H04.014 that being red, yt dies red soules to white.
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