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[She saw; she took; she ate]
When the woman saw that the tree was good, &c.
—iii. 6.
She saw; she took; she ate;
Death enter'd by the eye:
And parleying in a tempted state,
We lust; consent; and die!
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Their Eden may retrieve:
And lo, by faith we see our Lord,
We touch, and taste, and live!
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