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224.
[Alas for sinners that obtain]
While the flesh was yet between their teeth, &c.
—xi. 33.
Alas for sinners that obtain
Their passionate request!
Indulged in nature's lust, they gain
A grief, a curse, a pest:
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Thou wilt not, Lord, supply;
To them Thou dost in anger grant,
To us in love deny.
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