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| His spiritt as his fiery pillar, doth [f. 63] |
| Lead, And his Church as Cloud to one end both; |
| This Church, by letting theis daies joine, hath showne |
| Death and Conception in mankind is one. |
| Or twas in him, the same humillity, |
| That he would be a man and leave to be; |
| Or as Creation, he hath made, as God |
| Wth the last judgment, but one period. |
| His imetating spouse would joine in one |
| Manhoods extreames: He shall come, He is gone. |
| Or as though one blood dropp, wch thence did fall |
| Accepted would haue served, he yett shed all; |
| So though the least of his paines, deeds, or words, |
| Would busy a life, She all, this day affords; |
| This treasure then, in grosse, my soule vplay, |
| And in my life retaile it every day. | |
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| The Lettanie.| |
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| The father. |
| i. Father of heaven, and him by whom, |
| Itt, and vs for itt, and all else, for vs, |
| Thou madest, and governst ever, Come |
| And recreate me, now growen ruinous
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[CW: My] |