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Emblems divine and moral (1851)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · Halifax : Printed & published by Milner & Sowerby, Cheapside · leaf 224

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not losethee. S. August. Sup. Joan. The spirit lusts where the flesh resteth : for asthe flesh is nourished with sweet things, the spu-itis refreshed with sour. Ibidem. Wouldest thou that thy flesh obey thy spuit ?then let thy spirit obey thy God. Thou must begoverned, that thou mayest govern.… … CANTICLES VII. 11. Come, ray beloved, let us go forth into the field ; letus lodge in the villages. CHRIST. SOUL. Chr. Come, come, my dear and let us both retire,And whiff the dainties of the fragrant fvAd : ^Vhere warbling Philmel, and the shriU-mouthd choir [builds Chaunt forth their raptures;…

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