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| This, or a love increased there aboue [f. 89v] |
| When bodies to their graves, soules from their graves remove; |
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| And then we shalbe throughly blest, |
| But we noe more then all the rest; |
| Here vpon earth, were Kings; and but we |
| None are such Kinges, and of such subiects be; |
| Who is soe safe as we; where none can doe |
| Treason to vs, except one of vs twoe. |
| True and false feares lett vs refraine, |
| Lett vs love nobly, and live, and add againe |
| Yeares, and yeares, vnto yeares, till we attaine |
| To write threescore, This is ye second of our raigne.| |
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| A Valediction of my name in ye window |
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| 1 My name engrau'd herein, |
| Doth Contribute my firmnes to this glass |
| Wch ever since that charme hath beene |
| As hard as yt wch grau'd it was |
| Thine eye will give it price enough, to mock |
| The diamonds of either rock.| |
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| 2. Tis much that glass should be.
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