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〈♫〉〈♫〉 THou that alone art infinite In good, and greatnesse; dwel'st with me. Weigh'd with thy presence, life is light, Thy service perfect liberty: Own me for thine, I cannot but be free. As I am man, with reason blesse, With Zeal as Christian, Right as
〈♫〉〈♫〉 King. Of outwards stript, let me possesse Thee in the joyes that from thee spring; Which gainst my will no force can from me wring. Let not my passion over╌boyle, To fruitless rage, or sordid fear; They think him helpless whom they foyle: But let thy chearfull light appear, And secure freedom shall my glories cleer. Befitting my afflicted
〈♫〉〈♫〉 state, A patient constancy bestow. My strength and hopes are dissipate, My self imprison'd by the foe: O be not far, lest they too mighty grow.