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Emblems, divine and moral (1839)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644, Toplady, Augustus Montague, 1740-1778, Ryland, John, 1732-1792, Wilson, Robert, A. M · London : Printed at the Milton Press, Chandos Street, Strand, by John Nichols ; John Bennet, no. 4, Three Tun Passage, 25 & 26, Newgate Street · leaf 80

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to be satisfied : to be satisfied is a great art;lest, by the satiety of the flesh, we break forth intothe iniquity of her folly. Hugo de Anima. The heart is a small thing, but desireth great mat-ters. It is not sufficient for a kites dinner, yet thewhole world is not sufficient for it. Epig. 12.… … EMBLEM 13. I);i. nuVii ErciMUi Tiiiuw; da inilii. Calcar .^4iiu>i ^/v//c/ ///(■ f/ir A/t/t/t/ //cfir^.v. fli/r.vf/fi/ Acrr- . BOOK I.—EMBLEM XIII. 1 John ih. 19. Men love darkness rather than light, because theirdeeds are evil. Lord, when we leave the world and come to thee. How dull, how slug…

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