Quarles' emblems, divine and moral: together with hieroglyphics of the life of man (1800)
Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 · London : Printed for Alex. Hogg · leaf 237
gment^ frameih new thoughts^ .pulleth down theold, and buildeth them up again: it willeth, and willethn^otf and never remaineth in the fame Jiate, S. AUGUST, de Verb. Apoft. When it would^ it cannot \ hecaufe when it mighty itwould not; therefore by an evil will man lofi his good,pczuer,. EPIG. I.… … Pf aim. Tig . 5. Book IV. EMBLEMS. 151 II. Psalm cxix. 5. O that my ways Wire dire^ed to keep thyjiatuies! i\ THUS I, the objea of the worlds difdain.With pilgrim face furround the weary earth:I only relifh what the world counts vain ; Her mirths my grief; her fullen grief, my mirth;. Her light my…
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