LXVI.

"God and the world they worship still together,

Draw not their lawes to him, but his to theirs,

Untrue to both, so prosperous in neither,

Amid their own desires still raising fears:

Unwise, as all distracted powers be,

Strangers to God, fooles in humanitie.

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