IDENTILIN$$ F166.DT1/HSMin 877 (formerly G.2.21) (p. 207f. 118v) /TJS/corEWS/mf &o HWT/6-29-92
166.DT1.0HE 5.
166.DT1.001 If poysonous mineralls, and if that tree
166.DT1.002 Whose fruit threwe death on, ellse immortall, vs,
166.DT1.003 If Leacherous Goates, if Serpents Envious
166.DT1.004 Cannot bee damn'd, Alass why should I bee?
166.DT1.005 Why should intent, or reason borne in mee
166.DT1.006 Make sinnes, ells equall, in mee more heynous?
166.DT1.007 And mercy being easie, and glorious
166.DT1.008 To God, in his sterne wrath, why threatens hee?
166.DT1.009 But whoe am I, that dares dispute w%5th%6 thee?
166.DT1.010 O God, oh of thine only worthy bloud
166.DT1.011 And my teares make a Heauenly Lethean floud,
166.DT1.012 And drowne in it my sinnes black memory
166.DT1.013 That you remember them, some clayme as debt,
166.DT1.014 I think it mercy, if thou wilt forgett.  [CW: Death]
166.DT1.0SSom
166.DT1.0$$ %1ll. 2 4 6 8 10-14 ind; HE in LM opp l. 1%2