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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DEATH AND PASSION: 27, by ELIZABETH MIDDLETON
First Line: Oh what would lazarus new brought to live
Last Line: Who lov'd him more then all ye world can doe.
Subject(s): Death; Jesus Christ; Love; Religion; Resurrection, The; Dead, The; Theology
First Line: Oh what would lazarus new brought to live
Last Line: Who lov'd him more then all ye world can doe.
Subject(s): Death; Jesus Christ; Love; Religion; Resurrection, The; Dead, The; Theology
Oh what would Lazarus new brought to live
From Grave, thee payd to keepe his Lord from Death?
What Price would Magdalen Refuse to geve?
That lov'd her Master deerer Then her breath?
Or Martha, And Virgin Mother too
Who lov'd him more then all ye World Can doe.
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