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Psalm 101 Misericordiam et judicium
When, now appointed king, I king shall be,
What mercy then, what justice use I will,
I here, O Lord, in song protest to thee.
What mercy then, what justice use I will,
I here, O Lord, in song protest to thee.
Till that day come thou me the crowne shalt give,
Deepe study I on vertue will bestow:
And pure in hart at home retired lyve.
Deepe study I on vertue will bestow:
And pure in hart at home retired lyve.
My lowly eye shall levell at no ill:
Who fall from thee, with me not one shall stand:
Their waies I shall pursue with hatred still.
Who fall from thee, with me not one shall stand:
Their waies I shall pursue with hatred still.
Mischievous heads farre off from me shall goe:
Malicious hartes I never will admitt:
And whisp'ring biters all will overthrow.
Malicious hartes I never will admitt:
And whisp'ring biters all will overthrow.
Ill shall I brooke the proud ambitious band,
Whose eyes looke high, whose puffed hartes doe swelle:
But for truth-tellers seek and search the land.
Whose eyes looke high, whose puffed hartes doe swelle:
But for truth-tellers seek and search the land.
Such men with me my Counsailors shall sitt:
Such evermore my officers shall be,
Men speaking right, and doing what is fitt.
Such evermore my officers shall be,
Men speaking right, and doing what is fitt.
Noe fraudulent within my house shall dwell:
The cunning coyning tongue shall in my sight
Be not endur'd, much lesse accepted well.
The cunning coyning tongue shall in my sight
Be not endur'd, much lesse accepted well.
As soone as I in all the land shall see
A wicked wretch, I shall him hate outright;
And of vile men Jehovas city free.
A wicked wretch, I shall him hate outright;
And of vile men Jehovas city free.
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