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1034.
[Ah, wretched man when God requires]
He will come and destroy the husbandmen.
—xii. 9.
Ah, wretched man when God requires
His soul, who in his sins expires!
His soul alas, is his no more,
Consign'd to the tormentor's power,
Losing his soul, he loses all
Yet cannot into nothing fall,
But hopelessly his doom bemoans,
And pours in hell eternal groans.
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