Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 235
thee tlie law and the pro-phets admire: who ever attained perfection, ifnot by thee? O blessed solitude, the magazine ofcelestial treasure! by thee, things earthly andtransitory are changed into heavenly and eternal. S. Bern, in Ep.Happy is that house, and blessed is that congre-gation, where… … 229 CANTICLES I. 3, 4. Draw me; tee will run after thee because of the.savour of thy good ointments. 1 Hus, like a lump of the corrupted mass,I lie secure, long lost before I was:And like a block, beneath whose burthen liesThat undiscoverd worm that never dies, I have no will to rouse, I have no…
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