[22 sing;] sing. _1635-69_] [23 three Quires, _1669:_ 3 Quires, _1635-54_] [28 here _1669:_ heare _1635-54_ (_the same word, not_ hear _as in Chambers' note_)] [46 this Moses _Grosart:_ thy _Moses_ _1635-69_] [55: tuning; _1719:_ tuning, _1635-69_ part, _1719:_ part _1635-69_] _Ode: Of our Sense of Sinne._ 1. Vengeance will sit above our faults; but till She there doth sit, We see _her_ not, nor _them_. Thus, blinde, yet still We leade her way; and thus, whil'st we doe ill, We suffer it. 5 2. Vnhappy he, whom youth makes not beware Of doing ill. Enough we labour under age, and care; In number, th'errours of the last place, are The greatest still. 10 3. Yet we, that should the ill we now begin As soone repent, (Strange thing!) perceive not; our faults are not seen, But past us; neither felt, but onely in The punishment. 15 4. But we know our selves least; Mere outward shews Our mindes so store, That our soules, no more than our eyes disclose But forme and colour. Onely he who knowes Himselfe, knowes more. 20 _I. D._ [Ode. _1635-69_, _O'F:_ Of our Sense of Sinne. _H40_, _RP31_ (_in margin_, S^{r} Edw. Herbert): _no title_, _B_, _Cy_, _P_, _S_] [2 doth _1635-39:_ do _1650-69_] [11 now] new _B_] [15 The _1635-69_, _Cy_, _P:_ Our _B_, _H40_, _O'F_] _To M^{r}_ Tilman _after he had taken orders._