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Songs of Sion

Set for the ioy of gods deere ones, vvho sitt here by the brookes of this vvorlds Babel, & vveepe vvhen they thinke on Hierusalem vvhich is on highe. By W. L. [i.e. William Loe]
Loe, William
  
[epigraph]
  
[dedication]

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An hymne or song. Of seauen straines, or strings set to the tone of seaven sobs, and sighes of a seaven times seauen sad soule for sinne
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The first straine.
  
1. Sighe.
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The second straine.
  
2. Sighe.
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The third straine.
  
3. Sighe.
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The fourth straine.
  
4. Sighe.
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The fift straine.
  
5. Sighe.
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The sixt straine.
  
6. Sighe.
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The seuenth straine.
  
7. Sighe.
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A months minde.
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The first muse.
  
1. Thought.
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The second muse.
  
2. Thought.
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The third muse.
  
3. Thought.
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The fourth muse.
  
4. Thought.
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The fift muse.
  
5. Thought.
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The sixt muse.
  
6. Thought.
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The seuenth muse.
  
7. Thought.
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The eight muse.
  
8. Thought.
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The ninth muse.
  
9. Thought.
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Alls Pauls Prayers.
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The first Prayer.
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The second Prayer.
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The third Prayer.
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The fourth Prayer.
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The fift Prayer.
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The sixt Prayer.
 7. 
The seuenth Prayer
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The song of songs
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The first Song.
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The second Song.
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The third Song.
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The fourth Song.
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The fift Song.
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The sixt Song.
 7. 
The seuenth Song.
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A Canticle, or song.
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The first speach.
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The second speach.
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The third speach.
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The fourth speach.
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The fift speach.
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The sixt speach.
 7. 
The seuenth speach.
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A Canticle, or song.
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The first speach.
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The second speach.
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The third speach.
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The fourth speach.
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The fift speach.
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The sixt speach.
 7. 
The seuenth speach.
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A Canticle, or song.
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The first speach.
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The second speach.
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The third speach.
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The fourth speach.
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The fift speach.
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The sixt speach.
 7. 
The seuenth speach.
  
A Metaphrase .
  
A Metaphrase .
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A Metaphrase .
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The first depth
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The second depth.
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The third depth.
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The fift depth.
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The sixt depth.
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The seauenth depth.
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Seauen dumpes
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The first Dumpe.
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The next dumpe.
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The third Dumpe.
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The fourth dumpe.
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The fift dumpe.
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The sixt dumpe.
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The seuenth dumpe.
  
To him that made these Hymnes.
  
To him that made these hymns

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The fourth dumpe.

ON THE FOURTH WORD.

My god, my god vvhy hast thou forsaken me? Mat. 27. Vers. 46.

1

O novve my soule giue eare
To this great cry, and yell.
That shakes the heauens, & moues the earth
And teares the povvers of hell.

2

My god, my god cries Christ
Why putts thou me thee fro,
And vvhy, dost hide thy face frō me
As if I vvere thy foe.

3

O soule he cries for thee
That thou maist haue gods light,
And nere be cast in pit full lovve,
And hid out of his sight.

4

This cry did darke the sunne
In full smyle of its beames
O soule doth not it dymme thy sight,
And cause of teares full streames?

5

My soule great is our sinnes
That causd these groanes, & cries
My eares that heare, are dull, and deafe.
My hart it faynts, & dies.

6

What paine didst thou o Christ
For me base vvretch then beare
That thou didst yell, & cry, & roare
In such great greefe, & feare.

7

Wast not that I might nere
Feele god goe from my hart?
Wast not o Christ that I might not
Of hell once feele the smart?
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