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Emblems, divine and moral (1812)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 147

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vowShall find him out, where Heavn alone shall know:Dart up thy souls in sighs: thy whispring sighShall rouse his ears, and fear no listner nigh:Send up thy groans, thy sighs, thy closet-vow;Theres none, theres none shall know but Heavn and thou.Groans freshd witli vows, and vows made salt with… … ISAIAH XXVI. 9. 3Iy soul hath desired thee in the night. (jrooD God! what horrid darkness doth surroundMy groping soul! how are my senses boundIn utter shades, and muffled from the light,Lurk in the bosom of eternal night!The bold-facd lamp of Heavn can set and rise;And with his morning glory till…

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