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Early English Alliterative Poems

Note 47 — PREFACE.

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Wherefore the dark dead sea it is called ever more. For its deeds of death endure there yet.

48. And as it is cursed of kind and its properties also, The clay that clings thereby are corrosives strong.

49. I will speak with the spirit, And of its woe will I wit (know), If that I may its bales (grief) abate.

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