The title in 1648 omits the words 'the seraphical saint,' and the text there lacks the last twenty-four lines.
Crashaw, Richard, The Complete Works of Richard Crash...(2012)
No taint of Bolshevistic snarling Poisons the atmosphere of Larling, And infants in the throes of teething Become seraphical at Seething.
Various, Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol...(2010)
He spoke to them in the language that they loved, but in a tone of the most seraphical disdain and irony.
Gosse, Edmund, Some Diversions of a Man of Letters(2010)