Create in me a clean Heart, O God, and renew a right Spirit within me.

O Lord, one day is with Thee as a thousand years, O let thy mighty Spirit work in me now in this my last day, whatsoever thou see'st wanting, to fit me for thy Mercy and Acceptance.

Let it work in me all those Holy Dispositions of Mind, that may fit me for Heaven, and the Enjoyment of thy self.

This is a great thing, O Lord, that I ask, but not too great for thy Almighty Power: Speak the Word only, and I shall be clean. Grant this to me, O merciful Father, for thy dear Son's sake. Amen.

This is all the Account be given of this Dying son, by me,

PAUL LORRAIN< no role > , Ordinary ,

Friday, March 2. 1710/1711 .

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