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Psalm 123 Ad te levavi oculos meos
Unto thee, oppressed, thou greate commander of heavenHeav'nly good attending, lift I my earthy seeing
Right as a waiters eye on a graceful master is holden;
As the look of waitresse fix'd on a lady lieth:
Soe with erected face, untill by thy mercy relived,
O Lord, expecting, begg we thy frendly favour.
Scorn of proud scorners, reproach of mighty reprochers,
Our sprights cleane ruined, fills with an inly dolor.
Then frend us, favour us, Lord then with mercy relieve us,
Whose scornfull miseries greatly thy mercy needeth.
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