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170.SP1.001 What if this present were the worldes last night?
170.SP1.002 Marke in my hart oh soule, where thou dost dwell
170.SP1.003 The picture of Christe crusified and tell
170.SP1.004 Whether his Countenance can thee affright
170.SP1.005 Teares in his eyes quench the amasing light        
170.SP1.006 Blood fills his frownes w%5ch%6 from his peirced head fell
170.SP1.007 And can that tongue adjudge thee to Hell;
170.SP1.008 W%5ch%6 prayed forgivenes for his foes feirce spight
170.SP1.009 No, no; but as in my adolatrie
170.SP1.010 I said to all my profane%Ye%Z mistresses
170.SP1.011 Beauty of pitty, foulenes only is [CW:A]
170.SP1.012 A signe of rigor, so I saie to thee [60r
170.SP1.013 To wicked spirites, are horrid shapes assigned
170.SP1.014 This beaut>e%>i<ous forme, assures a pittious mind.|
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