Faire Angel, thy desire which tends to know

The works of God, thereby to glorifie [ 695 ]

The great Work-Maister, leads to no excess

That reaches blame, but rather merits praise

The more it seems excess, that led thee hither

From thy Empyreal Mansion thus alone,

To witness with thine eyes what some perhaps [ 700 ]

Contented with report hear onely in heavn:

For wonderful indeed are all his works,

Pleasant to know, and worthiest to be all

Had in remembrance alwayes with delight;

But what created mind can comprehend [ 705 ]

Thir number, or the wisdom infinite

That brought them forth, but hid thir causes deep.

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