IDENTILIN$$ F170.H06/HSWhat/MS Eng 966.5 O'Flahertie (p. 32; f. 19v)/corTJS/o/5-21-92
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170.H06.001 What if this present were the worlds last night?
170.H06.002 Marke in my Heart o%C Soule where thou dost dwell
170.H06.003 The picture of Christ crucifyd, and tell
170.H06.004 Whether that Countenance can thee affright.
170.H06.005 Teares in his eyes quench the amazing light
170.H06.006 Bloud fills his %Yvaynes%Z>%5frownes%6< w.%5ch%6 from his pierc'd head fell
170.H06.007 And can that tongue adiudge thee vnto hell
170.H06.008 W.%5ch%6 prayd forgiuenesse for his foes fierce spight?
170.H06.009 No, no, but as in my Idolatry
170.H06.010 I sayd to all my prophane mistresses
170.H06.011 Beauty of pitty, foulenesse onely is
170.H06.012 A signe of rigour; So I say to thee
170.H06.013 To wicked sprights are horrid shapes assignd
170.H06.014 This beauteous forme assures a pitteous mind.
170.H06.0SS horizontal rule
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