jO.B· Ml ,~ J.T ANT. ·237 My trouble~ ~eart chills i,n my quivering hreft; · To rel1lh thefc thingt, ·and is difpofieft · O f · ll het powers: who.evet heard·the voice , · Ot th' argry Heavens, ~nfri~hted at the noife ? 7he bcafi b)' 1:awte ·dn d with fudden dread) Seeks out for coven to fccurc his he d : ]fGo.! con1m11.d, rhe ~usky Clouds march forth · Into .1 Tcmpdl; From the freezingNorth He beckcmFr"a anci Snow; and trom the S6urh He blowe•. h \Vh:rl-winds wirh his an~ry Moutp, Prcfumptuou\ J {lb! if t11ou carft not afpire . So h:e_h, to comprd1cnd thefe things, admire. Kmw/fi tf1 ou the progrefs of che rambli~;g Clouds? From mortals eyes, when gloomy darknefs !hrowds . The Lamps vfHeaven? Know'fi thou the reafon why? Canft thou unriddk Heavens Philofophy ? KRow'ft thou th' unconftant nature of the weather ? Or wh~nce fo many Winds prqceed, and whiche_r? · Wert thou made pr:vy, or a{tander by _ When God ftrercht forth his fpangled Canopy ? Su_l;>mit.t:hy felf, an~ let thefe,fecrets teac~, • , How far IusMyftenes do furmount thy reach ;, . :: , For he'! Almighty; and his facr~d W1li : :. :•• IS juft, ·norl.r~nd~rs ,an tJ.nearped ill : ·;~·,:~ ... ... • His works ar; obJe6l:s for -no[?~ring eyes, , .h :;~~ ,·:"•. But wherefoe r he looks, he find~ none wife. .• · . ~ ..· -:- ' ' . ' '; .. ' .. ,]Yfedi.tat." 17. ., ,_¥ ,... ~ T HE World's an llidex toEternity, · :- ·: ., And g :Vl S agLtP.Ceof wh~t our clearer eye ln time fh.!ll feeat L·.rge; no\hi ng~-fo fl ight Which in N .< ture ier:d ~ no~ forth fame lighr, Or Memor11.11dum of his Maken Glury: No Duftfo vile, but re~~ an ample fiory . / 0£
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