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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHRISTS SUFFERING, by ROBERT HERRICK Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Justly our dearest saviour may abhorre us
Last Line: Who hath more suffer'd by us farre, then for us.
Subject(s): Jesus Christ - Suffering & Sacrifice
First Line: Justly our dearest saviour may abhorre us
Last Line: Who hath more suffer'd by us farre, then for us.
Subject(s): Jesus Christ - Suffering & Sacrifice
Justly our dearest Saviour may abhorre us,
Who hath more suffer'd by us farre, then for us.
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