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Strona 8
... haue . His people be the portion of the Lord , Iacob the lot of his inheritance : In wildernesse he hath thee not abhorr'd , But in wild deserts did thee still aduance ; He taught thee still , and had a care of thee , And kept thee as ...
... haue . His people be the portion of the Lord , Iacob the lot of his inheritance : In wildernesse he hath thee not abhorr'd , But in wild deserts did thee still aduance ; He taught thee still , and had a care of thee , And kept thee as ...
Strona 10
... haue done this thing . They are a nation void of counsell quite , To vnderstand there doth not one intend ; But were they wise , in it they would delite , And would consider of their latter end : Can one or two put thousands to the ...
... haue done this thing . They are a nation void of counsell quite , To vnderstand there doth not one intend ; But were they wise , in it they would delite , And would consider of their latter end : Can one or two put thousands to the ...
Strona 11
... haue not I laid vp in store this thing ? Amongst my treasures doo I not it hide ? The recompence with vengeance wil I bring , And all in time their foot awry shall slide ; For their destruction , loe , is nowe at hand , And mischief ...
... haue not I laid vp in store this thing ? Amongst my treasures doo I not it hide ? The recompence with vengeance wil I bring , And all in time their foot awry shall slide ; For their destruction , loe , is nowe at hand , And mischief ...
Strona 12
... haue their fill , My sword shal eate the verie flesh of men , For such my saintes as they doo slay and kill , And for the captiues they imprison then ; And when I once begin reuenge to take , From plague and vengeance then I will not ...
... haue their fill , My sword shal eate the verie flesh of men , For such my saintes as they doo slay and kill , And for the captiues they imprison then ; And when I once begin reuenge to take , From plague and vengeance then I will not ...
Strona 13
... stil , And voweth to pursue with endlesse toile , And not returne til he haue got the spoile ; With fire and sword they wil destroy and kill : Thou sentst the wind which ouerwhelm'd them all ; The THE HARMONIE OF THE CHURCH . 13.
... stil , And voweth to pursue with endlesse toile , And not returne til he haue got the spoile ; With fire and sword they wil destroy and kill : Thou sentst the wind which ouerwhelm'd them all ; The THE HARMONIE OF THE CHURCH . 13.
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