Emblems, Divine And Moral
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A man was born : alas ! and what's a man ?
A scuttle full of dust, a measur'd span Of flitting time ; a furnish'd pack,* whose wares Are sullen griefs, and soul-tormenting cares : A vale of tears ; a vessel tunn'd with breath.
By sickness broach'd, to be drawn out by death : A hapless, helpless thing, that, born, does cry To feed ; that feeds to live ; that lives to die.
Great God and Man, whose eyes spent drops so often For me, that cannot weep enough, soften These marble brains, and strike th...is flinty rock ; Or, if the music of thy Peter's cock * Pack, a bundle or parcel of oonunodities packed up.
BOOK m. EMBLEMS. 137 Will more prevail, fill, fill my heark'ning ears With that sweet sound, that I may melt in tears : I cannot weep until thou broach mine eye ; give me vent, or else I burst, and die.
S. Ambros. in Psal, exviii.
He that commits sins to be wept for, cannot weep for sins committed ; and, being himself most lamentable, hath no tears to lament his offenceSi Nazianz. Orat. iii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man was born : alas ! and what's a man ?
A scuttle full of dust, a measur'd span Of flitting time ; a furnish'd pack,* whose wares Are sullen griefs, and soul-tormenting cares : A vale of tears ; a vessel tunn'd with breath.
By sickness broach'd, to be drawn out by death : A hapless, helpless thing, that, born, does cry To feed ; that feeds to live ; that lives to die.
Great God and Man, whose eyes spent drops so often For me, that cannot weep enough, soften These marble brains, and strike th...is flinty rock ; Or, if the music of thy Peter's cock * Pack, a bundle or parcel of oonunodities packed up.
BOOK m. EMBLEMS. 137 Will more prevail, fill, fill my heark'ning ears With that sweet sound, that I may melt in tears : I cannot weep until thou broach mine eye ; give me vent, or else I burst, and die.
S. Ambros. in Psal, exviii.
He that commits sins to be wept for, cannot weep for sins committed ; and, being himself most lamentable, hath no tears to lament his offenceSi Nazianz. Orat. iii.
What to read after Emblems, Divine And Moral?
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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