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Emblems, divine and moral (1845)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644, Singer, Samuel Weller, 1783-1858, ed, Tegg, Thomas, bookseller · London : Printed [by Bradbury and Evans] for Thomas Tegg, 73, Cheapside · leaf 150

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sinvolved in darkness : I loved my darkness, because Iknew not thy light: I was blind, and loved my blind-ness, and did walk from darkness to darkness: but,Lord, thou art my God, who hast led me from darknessand the shadow of death; hast called me into thisglorious light, and behold, I see. Epig.… … PSALM LXIX. 5. O Lord, th<m knowest mi/foolishness, and my sins arenot hid from thee. gEEST thou this fulsome idiot: in what measure He seems transported with the antic pleasureOf childish baubles 1 Canst thou but admireThe empty fulness of his vain desire ?Canst thou conceive such poor delights…

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