Versos English Michael Wigglesworth Cxxv. [108]

English poem

Cxxv. [108]

by (1631–1705)

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“We holiness durst not profess,   fearing to be forlorn Of all our friends, and for amends   to be the wicked’s scorn. “We knew their anger would much endanger   our lives and our estates; Therefore, for fear, we durst appear   no better than our mates.“

They are answered.