Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 139
einous matter to fall afflicted, as,being down, to lie dejected. It is no danger for asoldier to receive a wound in battle, but, after thewound received, through despair of recovery, torefuse a remedy; for we often see wounded cham-pions wear the palm at last^ and, after fight,crowned with victory.… … 133 Putct athee; clauditur orbi.JER. XXXII. 40. I will put my fear in their hearts that they shallnot depart from me. So, now the souls sublimd; her sour desiresAre recalcind in Heavns well temperd fires:The heart restord and purgd from drossy nature,Now finds the freedom of a new-born creature:…
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