The school of the heart : or, The heart of itself gone away from God, brought back again to him, and instructed by him (1808)
Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644, Harvey, Christopher, 1597-1663. Schola cordis · Bristol : J. Lansdown & J. Mills · leaf 38
ere,Making mans heart its horrid mansion,Which, tho it were of vast extent before.Is now pufft up, and swells still more and more. 2. Whole armies of vain thoughts it entertains,Is stuffd with dreams of kingdoms, and of crowns,Presumes of profit without care or pains,Threatens to baffle all its… … Johnson Jc. Cordis Vanitas. .imbitwFoltzs. rente disfmdit MonarunvCor vcmumJmc spiral ml ninjmndeTfthd,. The VAXITT of the JlEABT.Blown fJp wi/Affonours MndtheMeartarom ram.77ie* qmti Mtiwp is the whole you govt* THE SCHOOL OF THE HEART. 21 3. Wert not for anger, and for pity, whoCould chuse but…
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