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994.
[Sluggard, out of thy sleep arise]
How long wilt thou sleep, O sluggard? &c.
—vi. 9.
Sluggard, out of thy sleep arise,
While yet on earth, lift up thine eyes;
Awake, or thou shalt want ere long
A watery drop, to cool thy tongue;
Awake, or thou shalt shortly feel
The sleeper sleeps no more in hell.
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