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168.H06.001 Spitt in my face yee Iewes, and pierce my side
168.H06.002 Buffet and scoffe, scourge and crucify mee
168.H06.003 ffor I haue sinnd and sinnd, and only hee
168.H06.004 Who could doe no iniquity, hath dyd
168.H06.005 But by my death cannot bee satisfyd
168.H06.006 My sinnes w%5ch%6 passe the Iewes impiety
168.H06.007 They killd once an inglorious man, but I
168.H06.008 Crucify Him dayly beeing now glorifyd
168.H06.009 O let mee then his strange loue still admire
168.H06.010 kings pardon, but hee bore our punishment
168.H06.011 And Iacob came clothd in vile harsh attyre
168.H06.012 But to supplant, and with gaynefull intent.
168.H06.013 God clothd himselfe in vile mans flesh, that so 
168.H06.014 Hee might bee weake enough to suffer woe
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