Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 119
treme loathsomeness of fleshly lust,which not only effeminates the mind, but enervatesthe body; which not only distaineth the soul, butdisguiseth the person! It is ushered with fury andwantonness; it is accompanied with filthiness anduncleannessj and it is followed with grief andrepentance. Epig.… … Tinnit; ina)ie est. NAHUM II. 10. She is empty, and void, and waste, OHEs empty: hark, she sounds: theres nothingthereBut noise to fill thy ear;Thy vain inquiry can at length but findA blast of raurmring wind:II 114 EMBLEMS. BOOK 2. It is a cask, that seems as fall as fair, But merely timnd with…
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