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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DEATH AND PASSION: 29, by ELIZABETH MIDDLETON
First Line: But sin, with self conceit it self doth blind
Last Line: Weare in his pow'r, to use him, as he please.
Subject(s): Death; Jesus Christ; Love; Religion; Resurrection, The; Dead, The; Theology
First Line: But sin, with self conceit it self doth blind
Last Line: Weare in his pow'r, to use him, as he please.
Subject(s): Death; Jesus Christ; Love; Religion; Resurrection, The; Dead, The; Theology
But Synne, wth selfe Conceit It selfe doth blynde
Daring wthout Respect of what It may
Wittnes false Judas, who wth Desp'rat mynde
Tells prowdly to the Preistes He will betray
As yf The maker of Heav'n Earth, and Seas
Weare in His pow'r, to use him, as he please.
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