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167.H05.001 Death be not proud, though some haue called thee
167.H05.002 mighty and dreadfull, for thou art not soe.
167.H05.003 for those whome thou thinkst thou dost ou%5er%6throwe
167.H05.004 Dye not (poore Death) nor yet canst thou kill me.
167.H05.005 ffrom rest and sleepe, w%5ch%6 but thy pictures be
167.H05.006 much pleasure, then fro%M thee much more must flowe
167.H05.007 and soonest o%5r%6 best men with thee doe goe.
167.H05.008 rest of their bodyes, and Soules deliuery
167.H05.009 th' art slaue to fate, Chaunce, Kings, & desp%Pate men,
167.H05.010 and dost with poyson, warre, and sicknes dwell
167.H05.011 and poppy or charmes can make vs sleepe as well
167.H05.012 and easyer then thy stroke: why swell'st thou then.
167.H05.013 one short sleepe past, we liue eternally
167.H05.014 and Death shalbe no more: Death thou shalt dye. 
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