Book

 1     I|       where courage with sweet mercy breeds:~A comet worthy each
 2     I|      Yet if the innocents some mercy find,~From cowardice, not
 3    II|  eternal pleasure,~That of his mercy would this wretch withstand,~
 4    II| thought;~All ruth, compassion, mercy he forgot,~A staff to beat
 5    II|     remorse, vengeance stopped mercy's breath~Love's thrall to
 6    II|        not disposed to ruth or mercy than~He sped him thence
 7    II|     youth,~And come to you for mercy and for ruth.~ ~ L~"Yet
 8    II|     sin entice.~His grace, his mercy, and his powerful hand~Will
 9    II|        his high justice let no mercy fall;~Yet should our deaths
10    IV|       life and kingdom let thy mercy save~From death and ruin:
11    IV|        thy hap, that lest thou mercy find~The gentlest heart
12     V|     well to speed,~On whom his mercy large extended is;~Tofore
13    VI|   Receive me, then, and let me mercy find,~As gentle love assureth
14   VII|       Like grace, O Lord, like mercy now extend!~Let me this
15    IX|    wrong~To that dear flock my mercy hath in cure,~How Satan
16    XI|     blessed gates of grace and mercy dear;~And all the elected
17   XII|   means He makes,~But thou His mercy, goodness, grace forsakes.~ ~
18  XIII|  streams of waters clear,~Like mercy, Lord, like grace on us
19   XIV|         unbesought,~Oh let thy mercy grant my just request,~Pardon
20   XIV|    trust I shall thy grace and mercy find~Acceptable to me and
21  XVII|      He answered, "God for his mercy's sake,~Grant that this
22 XVIII|      Remember not, but let thy mercy fall,~And purge my faults
23 XVIII|      The sacrament receive and mercy cry;~Then oft the duke his
24   XIX|          Villain, dost thou my mercy so despise?"~Therewith he
25   XIX|   invade~Thou kindled ire, and mercy all forbode,~Until with
26   XIX|       prince,' quoth I, `grant mercy, pity, grace,~Save not my