Emblems, Divine And Moral 1
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We find glory in the cross; to us that are saved it is the power of God, and the fulness of all virtues.
Epig. 12.
I followed Rest ; Rest fled, and soon forsook me: I ran from Grief ; Grief ran, and overtook me.
What shall I do ? Lest I be too much tost On worldly crosses, Lord, let me be crost.
UNIVERSITY CF ILLINOIS URBANA B O OK II.
~LLB L TVL 13 Polt Wihicra D senior*..
Sc it /re// the. fatal Wound harfuerc'd &yMeart, 77/ 'insulting Fiend, nil/ aggrayate tke)Smart, BOOK II— EMBLEM XIII.
Pro...y.XXVI. 11.
As a dog returneth to his vomit, so afool returneth to his folly.
O, I am wounded ! and my wounds do smart Beyond my patience or great Chiron's art: I yield, I yield; the day, the palm, is thine; Thy bow's more true, thy shaft's more fierce, than mine.
Hold, hold, O hold thy conqu'ring hand ! What need To send more darts ? the first has done the deed.
Oft have we struggled, when our equal arms Shot equal shafts, inflicted equal harms; But this exceeds, and with her flaming head, Twi-fork'd with death, has struck my conscience dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We find glory in the cross; to us that are saved it is the power of God, and the fulness of all virtues.
Epig. 12.
I followed Rest ; Rest fled, and soon forsook me: I ran from Grief ; Grief ran, and overtook me.
What shall I do ? Lest I be too much tost On worldly crosses, Lord, let me be crost.
UNIVERSITY CF ILLINOIS URBANA B O OK II.
~LLB L TVL 13 Polt Wihicra D senior*..
Sc it /re// the. fatal Wound harfuerc'd &yMeart, 77/ 'insulting Fiend, nil/ aggrayate tke)Smart, BOOK II— EMBLEM XIII.
Pro...y.XXVI. 11.
As a dog returneth to his vomit, so afool returneth to his folly.
O, I am wounded ! and my wounds do smart Beyond my patience or great Chiron's art: I yield, I yield; the day, the palm, is thine; Thy bow's more true, thy shaft's more fierce, than mine.
Hold, hold, O hold thy conqu'ring hand ! What need To send more darts ? the first has done the deed.
Oft have we struggled, when our equal arms Shot equal shafts, inflicted equal harms; But this exceeds, and with her flaming head, Twi-fork'd with death, has struck my conscience dead.
What to read after Emblems, Divine And Moral 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Quarles to read onlineMoreLess
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