Select Poetry Chiefly Devotional of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth volume 1

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Select Poetry Chiefly Devotional of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth volume 1
Farr Edward
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By mercie mine I you forgiue, And grant this your desire.
A MEDITATION.
BEFORE thy face, and in thy sight Haue I, deuoid of shame, O Lord, transgressed willinglie ; I doo confesse the same.
156 WILLIAM HUNNIS.
Yet was I loth that men should knovve, Or vnderstand my fall : Thus feard I man much more than thee, Thou righteous ludge of all.
So blind was I and ignorant Yea, rather vvilfull blind That suckt the combe, and knew the bee Had left hir sting behind.
My shines, God, to thee are knovvne, T
...here is no secret place, Where I may hide myselfe or them From presence of thy face.
Where shall I then myselfe bestowe?
Or who shall me defend ? None is so louing as my God Thy mercies haue no end.
In deede, I grant, and doo eonfesse, My sinnes so hainous bee, As mercie none at all deserues, But yet thy propertie Is alwaies to be mercifull To sinners in distresse ; Whereby thou wilt declare and shew Thy great Almightinesse.
Haue mercie, Lord, on me therefore For thy great mercies' sake, Which camst not righteous men to call, But sinners' part to take.


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