The true crucifixe for true Catholickes, or, The way for true Catholickes to haue the true crucifixe by Sr. William Moore ...

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Title: The true crucifixe for true Catholickes, or, The way for true Catholickes to haue the true crucifixe by Sr. William Moore ...
Author: Mure, William, Sir, 1594-1657.
Publication: Edinburgh :: Printed by Iohn Wreittoun, and are to bee sold at his shop, alitle beneath the Salt-trone,; 1629.
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SONET. 4.

O Three times happie, if the day of grace
In my dark soule did (though but dimly) dawne,
If to my strugling thoughts proclamd were peace
If from mine eyes the vaile of darknesse drawne.
If once the seed of true Repentance sawne
Made gushing streames leave furrowes on my face,
Sinnes menstruous rags in pure transparent laune
Were changt, O then how happie were my cace!
••o darknesse paths no more my feete should trace
So, ever on a quyet conscience feast,
Repent•••••••• planted so should vice displace,
So, clenst from Sinne, sinnes filth I should detest.

Gr••ce, Light, Repentance, inward peace I crave, Gra••t these good LORD, for mee thy selfe who ga••••