Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · Halifax : Printed & published by Milner & Sowerby, Cheapside · leaf 320
tion pufF thee up: he cometh, that thylanguishing soul may be comforted ; he goeth lesthis familiarity should be contemned; and beingabsent, to be more desired; and being desired, tobe more earnestly sought; and being long sought,to be more acceptably found, Epig. 15. My soul, sins monster, whom… … Fidetque coronat ad arat.REV. II. 10. Be thou buthful unto death, and I will give thee acrown of life. Be faithful; Lord, whats that?Believe: Tis easy to believe ; but what ? That he whom thy hard heart hath wounded, And whom thy scorn hath spit upon,Hath paid thy fine, and bath compoundedFor these…
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