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Emblems, divine and moral (1812)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 307

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mour home into banishment; from the sight of Godinto our own blindness; from the pleasure of im-mortality to the bitterness of death: miserablechange! from how great a good, to how great anevil! ah me! what have I enterprised? what haveI done? whither did I go? whither am I come? Epic.… … PSALM XLII. 1. As the hart panteth after the water-brooks, sopanteth my soul after thee, O God. XTow shall my tongue express that hallowd firo,Which Heavnhath kindled in my ravishd heart! Wliat muse shall I invoke, that will inspireMy lowly quill to act a lofty part! 302 EMBLEMS. BOOK 5. What art…

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