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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 194

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weth me : For what-soever thou fliest, 0 man, thou mayest, but thy ownconscience: wheresoever, 0 Lord, I go, I find thee ;if angry, a revenger ; if appeased, a redeemer : whatway have I, but to fly from thee to thee: that thoumayest avoid thy Gon, address to thy Lord. Epig. 12.Hath vengeance found… … JOB X. 30. Are not my days few ? Cease then, and let me aiotiCythat I m,ay bewail myself a little. ]yj Y glass is half unspent ; forbear t aiTest My thriftless day too soon; my poor requestIs, that my glass may run but out the rest. My time-devoured minutes will be doneWithout thy help ; see, see…

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