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he fift had charge sick persons toattend,And comfort those in point of death whichlay ;For them most needeth comfort in the end,When a and hell, and death, doe mostdismaThe feeble soule departing hence away.All is but lost, that living we _ be-stow,If not well ended at our dying day. O man! have mind of that last bitterthrow ;For as the tree does fall, so lyes it everlow.XLII.The sixt had charge of them now beingdead, In seemely ’sort their corses to engrave,And deck with dainty flowres their bry- dall bed,
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