. Pia desiderio; o, indirizzi Divini, in tre libri. Illustrato con XLVII. Lastre di rame . Come una nave toft tra il vento e Tide.Pleafure, la Bawd to Vice, qui mi attira in, Terei Grief^ il suo FollowV, mi tira indietro da Sin:Yet Pleafure oft viene Conqueror dal campo, Whilft i a Vice, resa di omaggio inglorous. Tho dolore fa finto con Vice in trionfo cavalcare,Placd, come uno schiavo da quel grande giurati fide.Thus Vice e virtù hanno alternato fway,mentre io, con il lavoro degli endlefs, entrambi obbediscono:e per increduli, come se troppo fmall,la tua mano pesante viene nella parte posteriore di tutti,e con profondo

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. Pia desideria; or, Divine addresses, in three books. Illustrated with XLVII. copper-plates . Like a Ship toft between the Wind and Tide.Pleafure, the Bawd to Vice, here draws me in, Therei Grief^ its FollowV, pulls me back from Sin:Yet Pleafure oft comes Conqueror from the Field, Whilft I to Vice, inglorious Homage yield. ....Tho Grief does ftill with Vice in triumph ride, Placd, like a Slave by that great Conjurors fide.Thus Vice and Virtue have alternate fway, While I, with endlefs labour, Both obey:And to increafe my pains, as if too fmall, Thy heavy hand comes in the rear of all, And with deep piercing ftrokes corrects me more, For what was puninYd in it felf before.Thus guilty Souls in. Hell are fcourgd for Sin -3Their never-ending Tains thus flill begin. Canftthou, unkind I behold my wretched Fate?Canft thou behold, and notCommiferate?Look on, O fee if cauflefs I complain! 0 hold thy Hand, and mitigate my Pain! Aug. in Pfal. xxxvi. 1 fuppofe the World is called a Mill, becaufe it isturnd about on the Wheels of Time, and grindsand crufhes thofe that moft admire it. V. Remem- OO. <*7) V. Remember, I befeech thety that thou haftmade me as the Clayy and wilt thou bringme into Duft again f Job x, 9. H AS Providence regard to things below ?Or does it flight what its not fieaidto knowThat the great Author of this brittle FrameForgets from what Original it came ? Ages, to Thee are but as yefterday:And canfl thouy Lord, forget thy humble Clay ?Formd with a touch, and quickened with a breath 5In one floort moment made, and doomd to death.If thou haft this forgot, receive from meThe ftrange relation of the Hiftory.When this great Fabrick^of the World was reafd%And its Original Nothing difaff ear d, Then, in the clofe of the Sixth bufie day, Thou with a glance didft the whole Work furveyiAnd f leas d with that fair frodtiU of thy Powr, Wotfdft cofyH o^er again in Miniature 5 Then (28) Then was with all the Art of Heavn defignd, The mortal Image of th immortal Mind.Bleft Eden wa

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