Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · Halifax : Printed & published by Milner & Sowerby, Cheapside · leaf 296
of thee; that it may desire to be dissolved,and to be with thee : let it hunger alone for thebread of life: let it thirst after thee, the springand fountain of eternal light, the stream of truepleasure : let it always desire thee, seek thee, andfind thee, and sweetly rest in thee. Epig. 9. What,… … PSALM CXLII. 7. Bring my soal oat of prison, that I may praise thyname. My soul is like a bird, my flesh the cage,Wherein she wears her weary pilgrimageC>f hours, as few as evil, daily fedWith sacred wine and sacramental bread; 294 EMBLBMS. BOOK 5. The keys that lock her in and let her out,Are…
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