Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed by J. Gain for M. Rooks · leaf 47
ing ere to find reliefHe roars beneath the tyranny of grief;And when loves current runs with greatest force <>Seme obvious mifchiefftill difiurbs the course ;For lo, no fooner the difcovered flameOf thefe new parted lovers did proclaimLoves facred Jubilee^but the Virgin Mother(The pofture of… … Book i. argalus and $att&ettfa» 35 (4) Mine eyes tojlumber, fundry thoughts pojfeflMy troubled mind, androbbd me of my refi 5/ (left not, till the early Bugle-hornd/Chaunticlere hadfummond in the mornT attend the light ^ and nurfe the new born Day.At/aft, when Morpheus, with his Leaden KeyHad…
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