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George Herbert - The JewsGeorge Herbert - The Jews
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              Poore nation, whose sweet sap and juice Our eyens have purloin`d, and left you drie: Whose streams we got by the Apostles` sluce, And use in baptisme, while ye pine and die: Who by not keeping once, became a debter;               And now by keeping lose the letter:               Oh that my prayers! mine, alas! Oh that some Angel might a trumpet sound: At which the Church falling upon her face Should crie so loud, untill the trump were drown`d, And by that crie of her deare Lord obtain,               That your sweet sap might come again!
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