O horrible[1372] traytours, wanting worthy name.
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Who more[1373] mischieuously of all states[1374] deserue,
As better they, who such did first[1375] preserue:[1376]
If those, for giftes,[1377] wee recken heauenly wightes,
These may wee well deeme fendes and damned sprites:
And while on earth they walke, disguised deuils,
Sworne foes of vertue, factours for all euils:
Whose bloudy handes torment theyr goared hartes,
Through bloudsheds horrour, in soundest sleepe he sterts.