¶Guilty thou art of murther, and of theft,
¶Guilty of periurie, and
subornation,
920Guilty of trea
son, forgerie, and
shift,
¶Guilty of ince
st that abhomination,
¶An acce
ssarie by thine inclination.
¶_To all
sinnes pa
st and all that are to come,
¶_From the creation to the generall doome.
925Mi
sshapen time, cope
smate of vgly night,
¶Swift
subtle po
st, carrier of grie
slie care,
¶Eater of youth, fal
se
slaue to fal
se delight:
¶Ba
se watch of woes,
sins packhor
se, vertues
snare.
¶Thou nour
se
st all, and murthre
st all that are.
930_O heare me then, iniurious
shifting time,
¶_Be guiltie of my death
since of my crime.
¶VVhy hath thy
seruant opportunity
¶Betraide the howres thou gau'
st me to repo
se?
¶Canceld my fortunes, and inchained me
935To endle
sse date of neuer-ending woes?
¶Times office is to fine the hate of
_foes,
¶_To eate vp errours by opinion bred,
¶_Not
spend the dowrie of a lawfull bed.