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Emblems divine and moral (1839)

Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644, Toplady, Augustus, 1740-1778, Ryland, John, 1723-1792, Wilson, Robert, A. M · London, J. Bennet · leaf 400

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r eyesMy soul doth languish, and her solace dies ;Art thou so easly wood ? so apt to hearThe frantic language of my foolish fear ? Leave, leave me not, nor turn thy beauty from me ; Look, look upon me, though thine eyes oercome me. 0 how they wound ! but how my wounds content me !How sweetly these… … Cant: 8.1.J,. 0 Book v. emblems. 113 Haste then, and let thy winged steps outgoThe flying roebuck, and his frighted roe. Turn back, my dear! O let my ravishd eyeOnce more behold thy face before thou fly IWhat, shall we part without a mutual kiss ? 0 who can leave so sweet a face as this ?Look full…

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