Versos English Michael Wigglesworth Lxxxix. [76]

English poem

Lxxxix. [76]

by (1631–1705)

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“You pray’d and wept, you Fast-days kept,   but did you this to me? No, but for sin you sought to win   the greater liberty. For all your vaunts, you had vile haunts,   which for your Consciences Did you alarm, whose voice to charm   you us’d these practices.