Quarles' emblems, divine and moral- together with hieroglyphics of the life of man (1800) (14725048266)

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Title: Quarles' emblems, divine and moral: together with hieroglyphics of the life of man
Year: 1800 (1800s)
Authors: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644
Subjects: Emblems
Publisher: London : Printed for Alex. Hogg
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign



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• Simlquaver j a lime in mufic. S. AU- 192 EMBLEM S~ Book IV. S.AUGUST. Med. Cap. xxxiii. O infinite-^ happy are thofe heavenly virtues^ which areable to praije thee in holinefs and purity with excejjivefweetnefs^ and unutterable exaltation ! Fro?n thence theypraife thee^ from whence they rejoice^ hecaufe they continueall) fee for what they rejoice^ for what they praife thee :kit we, prcjyd down with this burden of fiejh, far re^moved fro?n thy countenance in this pilgrimage^ and blownup with worldly vanities, canmt worthily praife thee:we praife thee by f nth, not face to face ; but thofe ange*licalfpirits praife thee face to face ^ and not by faith* EPIG. J5. Did I refufe to fing ? Said I, thefe timesWere not for fongs ; nor mufic for thefe climes ?It was my error : are not groans and tearsHarmonious raptures in th* Almightys ears \ THE B y.JJmi^. /.
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Cant 58- 7)// tnI /ff/f/fr/ /rifn JV>/( cfZri^ . BookV. E M B L E M S. 193 THE FIFTH BOOK. I. Canticles V. 8. / charge you^ O daughters of Jerufalem^ if you fyid mybeloved^ ihat you tell him that I amfick of love, I. YOU holy virgins, that io oft furroundThe city*s fapphire walls; whofe fnowy feetMeafure the pearly paths of facred ground. And trace the new JerufIems jafper ftreet;Ah ! you whofe care-forfaken hearts are crcwndWith your beft wifnes ; that enjoy the fweetOf all your hopes; if eer you chance to fpyMy abfent Love, O tell hiin that 1 lie (eye.Deep-wounded with the flames that furnace*d from his 2.I charge you, virgins, as you hope to hear The heavnly mufic of your Lovers voice;I charge you, by the folemn faith you bear To plighted vows, and to that loyal choiceOf your afFe(£lions, or, if aught more dear You hold J by Hymen, by your marriage joys ;I charge you, tell him, that a flaming dart,Shot from his eye, hath pierced my bleeding heart.And 1 am ficlc of love, and lan