From [The Habit of Perfection][1] by Gerard Manley Hopkins:

> Nostrils, your careless breath that spend 
>
> Upon **the stir and keep of pride**, 
>
> What relish shall the censers send 
>
> Along the sanctuary side!

What is *the stir and keep of pride* here? Stir = commotion? Keep = stronghold (metaphorically, the body)? And what they may mean combined in one sentence? 

I understood the bit with censers that send fumes along the wall of the refuge, but the first half of the stanza is misty.  

  [1]: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Habit_of_Perfection