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166.00E.001 I%+F poysons minerals, and if that tree,
166.00E.002 Whose fruit threw death on (else immortall) us,     [CW:If]
166.00E.003 If lecherous goats, if serpents envious             [321
166.00E.004 Cannot be damn'd, alas, why should I be?
166.00E.005 Why should intent or reason, borne in me,
166.00E.006 Make sinnes, else equall, in me more hainous?
166.00E.007 And mercy being easie, and glorious
166.00E.008 To God; in his sterne wrath, why threatens he?
166.00E.009 But who am I that dare dispute with thee?
166.00E.010 O God, oh! of thine onely worthy blood,
166.00E.011 And my teares, make a heavenly Lethean flood,
166.00E.012 And drowne in it my sinnes black memory;
166.00E.013 That thou remember them, some claime as debt,
166.00E.014 I thinke it mercy if thou wilt forget.
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