Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · Halifax : Printed & published by Milner & Sowerby, Cheapside · leaf 144
lved in darkness: I loved mydarkness, because I knew not thy light: I wasblind and loved my blindness, and did walk fromdarkness to darkness: but, Lord, thou art myGod, who hast led me fi-om darkness and the sha-dow of death; hast called me into this gloriouslight, and behold, I see. Epig. 1. My… … PSALM LXIX. 5. O Lord, thou knowest my foolishness, and my sinsare not hid from thee. Sbbst thou thi3 fulsome idiot: in what measureHe seems transported with the antic pleasureOf childish haubles ? Canst thou but admireThe empty fulness of his vain desire ? 142 EMBLEMS. BOOK 3. Canst thou conceive…
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