t pligant stood

        Praying, for from t above

        Preve Grace desding had removd

        tonie from ts, & made new flesh

        Regee groead, t sighd [ 5 ]

        Unutterable, w of prayer

        Inspird, and wingd for

        t Oratorie: yet t

        Not of mean suiters, nor important less

        Seemd tition, t Pair [ 10 ]

        In Fables old, less a yet these,

        Deucalion and ce Pyrro restore

        the Shrine

        Of tood devout. to hir prayers

        Flehe way, by envious windes [ 15 ]

        Blorate: in they passd

        Dimentiohen clad

        itar fumd,

        By t Intercessor, came in sight

        Before the glad Son [ 20 ]

        Presenting, to intercede began.

        See Fat first fruits oh are sprung

        From ted Gra Man, these Sighs

        And Prayers, w

        it before thee bring, [ 25 ]

        Fruits of more pleasing savour from thy seed

        Sorition in , those

        rees

        Of Paradise could , ere falln

        From innoohine eare [ 30 ]

        to supplication, e;

        Unskilful    o pray, let mee

        Interpret for e

        And propitiation, all his works on mee

        Good or not good ingraft, my Merit those [ 35 ]

        S, and for th shall pay.

        Accept me, and in mee from these receave

        to him live

        Before t least his days

        Numberd, till Death, his doom (which I [ 40 ]

        to mitigate t to reverse)

        to better life sh mee

        All my redeemd may dwell in joy and bliss,

        Made one hee am one.
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