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Emblems, divine and moral (1812)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 155

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things; they seem to enjoy happiness,when indeed they are only most miserable; nei-ther do they understand that they are deluded bytheir fancy, till they be delivered from their folly. S. Greg, in 3Ior.By so much the more are we in\\ ardly foolish,by how much we strive to seem outwardly wise. EpiG.… … PSALM VI. 2. Have mercy, Lord, upon me, for I am weak; OLord, heal me, for my bones are vexed. SOUL. JESUS. Soul. Ah\ Son of David,help. Jes.AVhatsinful cryImplores the son of David ? Soul. It is I.Jes. Who art thou ? Soul. Oh! a deeply woundedbreastThats heavy laden, and would fain have rest. IjO…

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