IDENTILIN$$ F176.HH1/HSSigh Bridgewater MS El 6893 (ff. 126v-27r)/ TJScorTLP/o/1-7-92
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176.HH1.001 O might those sighs & teares return againe,
176.HH1.002 Into my Brest & eyes w%5ch%6 I haue spent;
176.HH1.003 that I might in this holie discontent,
176.HH1.004 Mourne with som fruit, as I haue mou>%Vn<rd in vaine
176.HH1.005 In my Idolatry with showers of rayne;
176.HH1.006 Myne eyes did wast with greef, my heart did rent
176.HH1.007 That sufferance was my syn now I repent;
176.HH1.008 Because I did suffer, I must suffer paine.,
176.HH1.009 Th'Hidroptiq%Q drunkard, & night scouting theef
176.HH1.010 The Itching lecher, & self tickling proude
176.HH1.011 haue the remembrance of past ioyes for relief
176.HH1.012 Of coming ils: to (poore) mee is alowde     [127r
176.HH1.013 No ease: for long yet vehement grief hath ben,
176.HH1.014 The effect & cause, the punishment of sin.
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