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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 166

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was thou thatmadest me, without whom nothing was made : thouart my Maker, and I thy work. I thank thee, myLord God, by whom I live, and by whom all thingssubsist, because thou madest me : I thank thee, 0 myPotter, because thy hands have made me, because thyhands have formed me. Epig. 5.Why swellst… … JOB TH. 20. I hare sinned: What shall I do unto thee, 0 thouPreserver of men ? why dost thou set me as a markagainst thee ? T ORD, I have done ; and, Lord, I have misdone ; Tis foUj to contest, to strive with oneThat is too strong ; tis folly to assailOr prove an arm, that will, that must, prevail.…

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