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115.WN1.HE1  To M: F: W: [p.127]
115.WN1.001  Haste thee harsh verse, as fast as thy lame measure
115.WN1.002  Will giue thee leaue to him, my paine, and pleasure
115.WN1.003  I haue giuen thee, And yett thou art to weake,
115.WN1.004  Feete, and A reasoninge Soule, and tounge to speake:
115.WN1.005om
115.WN1.006om
115.WN1.007  Tell him all questions, which Men haue defended
115.WN1.008  Both of the place, and paines of Hell, are eanded.[sic]
115.WN1.009  And tis decreede, our Hell is but Priuation
115.WN1.010  Of him, att least, in this Earths habitation;
115.WN1.011  And tis where I am; where in every Streete
115.WN1.012  Infections follow, overtake, and meete, [CW:Liue I]
115.WN1.013  Liue I or die, by yow my loue is sent
115.WN1.014  And yow are my Pauns, or els my Testament.|
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