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Divine, and moral speculations in metrical numbers, upon various subjects (1654)

Aylet, R · London : Printed for Abel Roper · leaf 57

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ies.To think of my beginning and mine end. Pnnce, Beggar, born alike, and to their grave defcend. AO And of Uumility] a^ 40 And fincc that fweet Humilities conditionI have fo learned by this Meditation,That now I hate Pride, Envy, and Ambition,With complements bafe iiibtie machination • Grant me to… … 44 Meditat, IIL of Ke^tnuncc, ^ He Highefi that created firft of noughtAc/;^ojvaft, and out thereof did takeThe Earth, whereof he noblcft Creaturewrought, (fake, Ev^n man, and made all Creatures for hisHim firft pure, juft, and righteous did make.But fince their own inventions they obey.And in a…

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