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Solomon's recantation

Intituled Ecclesiastes, paraphras'd. With A Soliloquy or Meditation Upon Every Chapter. By Francis Quarles
Quarles, Francis (1592-1644)

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Solomon's Recantation,
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CHAP. I.
  
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SOLILOQUY I.
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SOLILOQUY II.
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SOLILOQUY. III.
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SOLILOQUY V.
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SOLILOQUY VI.
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SOLILOQUY VII.
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I find the Swift not always win the Prize,
Nor Strength of Arm the Battle, nor the wise
Grow rich in Fortunes, nor the Men of Skill
In Favour; all as Time and Fortune will.
Man knoweth not his Time; as Fishes are
Snar'd in the Net, Birds tangled in the Snare;
So be the Sons of Men surpriz'd with Snares,
When Mischief falls upon them unawares.
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