Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · Halifax : Printed & published by Milner & Sowerby, Cheapside · leaf 136
y) it shall commonly observe, that in thosevery things we lose God, in those very things weshall find God : it shall find the heat of hispower in consideration of those things, in the loveof which things he was most cold; and by whatthings it fell perverted, by those things it is raisedand… … Lord, all my desire is before thee.- and my grroaning isnot hid from thee F»alm xxxviii. 9. THE ENTERTAINMENT. All you whose better tliDughts are newly bom, And (rebaptizd with holy fire) can scorn The worlds base trash, whose necks disdain to bearTh imperious yoke of Satan; whose chaste ear 134…
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