IDENTILIN$$ F167.HH1/HSDeath Bridgewater MS El 6893 (ff. 129r-v)/ TJScorTLP/o/1-7-92
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167.HH1.001 Death be not proud though wee haue called thee,
167.HH1.002 Mightie & dreadfull, for thou art not soe:
167.HH1.003 for those whom thou thinkest thou doest ove>%Vr<thro\w
167.HH1.004 Dye not (poor death) nor yet canst thou kill mee
167.HH1.005 from rest & sleep which but thy Pictures bee
167.HH1.006 Much pleasure then from thee much more must flo\w
167.HH1.007 And soonest our best men w%5th%6 thee do goe
167.HH1.008 >>Rest<< >>%Y<<And>>%Z<< of their bodies & Sowles deliuerey
167.HH1.009 Thou art; slave to fate, channce, kings, & desp%Pate men,
167.HH1.010 And doest w%5th%6 poison warr & sicknes dwell        [129v
167.HH1.011 And Poppie or Charmes can make vs slepe as >%Vwell<
167.HH1.012 And easier then thy stroke, why swelst y%5u%6 then?
167.HH1.013 One short sleep past we liue eternally,
167.HH1.014 And Death shalbee no more; Death, y%5u%6 shalt dye 
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