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Title: Emblems divine and moral ; together with Hieroglyphics of the life of man
Year: 1777 (1770s)
Authors: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644 Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644. Hieroglyphics of the life of man Trapp, H
Subjects: Emblems
Publisher: London : Printed and sold by H. Trapp ...
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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mothers judge in tears ;See not my frailties, Lord, but through § my fear,.And look on ev*ry trefpafs through a tear :Then calm thine anger, and appear more mild jRemember, th* art a father, I a child. • Guerdon I i. e. reward. % Coaks J i. e, foothes. ^ Tbrtvgi i i. e. fee through* S. BERN. 120 EMBLEMS. Book HI. S. BERN. Ser. xxi. in Cant. Miferahle man ! Who /ball deliver me from the re*proach of this Jhamefrd bondage f T am a miferahle man^but a free man : free^ becaufe like to God ; miferahle^ be-caufe againf God. 0 keeper of mankind, why hafl thoufet me as a mark againfl thee ? Thou hafl fet me, becaufethou hafl not hindered me : it is jufl that thy enemy Jhouldbe my enemy ; and that he who repugneth thee^ jhould r^-pugn ?ne: /, who am againjl thee^ am againft myfilf. EPIG. 6. But formd, and fight ? But born, and then rebel ?How fmall a blaft will make a bubble fwell !But dare the floor affront the hand that made it lSo apt is dull to fly ins face that made it! Jos i % B.m.^;
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Job.13.24 .Book III. EMBLEMS. 121 VII. Job xiii. 24. ^Therefore hide ft thjU thy face^ and holdejl me for thineenemy ? WHY cloft thou (hade thy lovely face ? O \AhyDoes that eclipfing hand fo long denyThe fun-fhine of thy foul-enlivning eye I Without that light, what light remains in me ?Thou art my life, my way, my light; in thesI live, I move, and by thy beams I fee. Thou art my life ; if thou but turn away.My lifes a thoufand deaths : thou art my way ^Without thee, Lord, I travel not, but ftray. My light thou art; without thy glorious fight,Mine eyes are darkend with perpetual night.My God, thou art my way, my life, mylight. Thou art my way ; I wander if thou fly :1 hou art my light; if hid, how blind am I \Thou art my life; if thou withdraw, I die. Mine eyes are blind and darlc, I cannot fee;To whom, or whither fhould my darknefs flee,But to the light; and who*s that light but thee? My path is loft, my wandring fteps do ftray; I cannot fafely go, nor fafely ftay; Whom fhould I fee

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