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Greenes Funeralls

By R. B. [i.e. Richard Barnfield]
Barnfield, Richard (1574-1627)

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GREENES Funeralls.
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Sonnet, I.
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Sonnet, II.
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Sonnet. III.
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Sonnet, IIII.
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Sonnet. V.
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Sonnet, VI.
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Sonnet, VII.
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Sonnet, VIII.
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Sonnet, IX.
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Sonnet, X.
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Sonnet, XI.
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Sonnet, XII.
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Sonnet, XIII.
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Sonnet, XIIII.

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Sonnet, XIII.
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The attribution of this poem is questionable.

[Trinity blessed, Deitie coequall]

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A sweete Praier to the Trinitie by R. S and vsed of R. G. at the instant of his death.

Trinity blessed, Deitie coequall,
Vnitie sacred, God one eke in essence,
Yeeld to thy seruant pittifully calling
Mercifull hearing.
Vertuous liuing, did I long relinguish,
Thy will and precpts miserably scorning,
Graunt to me, sinfull patient, repenting,
Healthfull amendment.
Blessed I iudge him, that in heart is healed,
Cursed I know him, that in health is harmed.
Thy Phisicke therefore to me, wretch vnhappie,
Send my Redeemer.
Glorie to God the Father, and his onelie Sonne,
The Protector of vs Earthie sinners
Thy sacred Spirit, laborours refreshing,
Still be renowmed.
Amen.
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