.t 54 T!Je Yij}ory "fi Q!Jeen E S T ER~ 'To fave their lives) to morrow fl:and irt force, 'For their behalfs that only make recourie ' To God, and thee ; afld let that eurfed brood ' ( the [ens of fl .-r.mari, thai in guilty blobd . 'Lie ;tll in~or'd-, unfit to taint agiav'e) 'Be hangtd on'Gibbers, and. ( likeCp..heirs ) ·hait~ cLike equal lhares o'f chat cfefervedffiame, · .' Their wretched fat1ler purcJias"'d itt his nanle. . The King'\vls pleas'di and the Vecree was giv'n Frot'l1 su[M, where betwixt the earth and Heaven, ( Mo£1: U11de(crving t6 be 6wn' dby ejtfl~r } ;rhefe curfe~ten (like twins) .were born ~et-her. . ' WhenTttan'( ready for Ius Journal chafe)' Had rou2•d his dewy leek~, and Rofi.e face : Inricht withmorningbeauty, up arofe , .The Jews in Sufan, and their bloody blows . So toughly dealt, that in that diGrtal day . A leafe of hundreds fell, but on rhe pr_ey No hand was laid~ So, fweet and jolly retf 'Fhe Jews enjoy'd, and with a folemn Feaft– ( Like joyful Vitl:ors, difpoife£\: of farrow) Theyeenfecrated the enfiting mo:rtow; · And in the Provinces d1rbughour the Land, Before their mighty and vitl:.ori~us hand, ~ Fell more than reveriry thouiand, b.ut the prey t ; They feized ·nor ; and in menioryof rhat Clay They fo:lemhized their vid:oricius Guefts, · Withgifts and tri'.lmphs, and withholyFea{ls. c7rteditat~ xS~ THe DoCl:rine of t11e School ofqra.ce di~~nts , Frotn Narutcs (marc uncerram ) Ruc11mems, . And are as much contrary, and oppofire As·Yf;a, and NJy; as black and Fureft white: ~- Fot
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