Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 299
rief; which I both love as a fellow-servant, andhate as an utter enemy: it is a pleasant foe, anda perfidious friend. O strange conjunction andalienation: what I fear I embrace, and what Ilove I am afraid of; before I make war, I am re-conciled j before I enjoy peace, I am at variance. Epjg. 8.What… … PillLIPPIANS I. 23. / a7n in a stimt betwixt two, having a desire todepart, and to be icith Christ. t\ hat meant our careful parents so to wear,And lavish out their ill-extended hours, To purchase for us large possessions here. Which (though unpurchasd) are too truly ours ? 294 EMBLEMS. BOOK 5.…
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