Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed at the Chiswick Press by C. Whittingham · leaf 95
om thou hast foold, and set thyprisne/sfree? 88 EMBLEMS. BOOK 2. S. BERif. in Ser. In this world is much treachery, little triitli;here all things are traps; here every thing is besetwith snares; here souls are endangered, bodies areafHicted; here all things are vanity and vexationof spirit. Epig.… … Quam grave servitium est giwd levis esca pari:. HOSEA XIII. 3. They shall be as the chaff that is driven icith a tvhirl-ivind out of the floor, and as the smoke out ofthe chimney. r LINT-HEARTED Stoics, you, whosc marble cycsContemn a wrinkle, and whose souls despiseTo follow natures too affected…
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