Moral emblems, with aphorisms, adages, and proverbs, of all ages ...

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HE WHO WOULD TAKE MUST GIVE.
HILST ftormy winds about the Lanterne rage,
The light ought to have lurked in his cage ;
Untimely love undoes him,
while he lends
His Light, loe how his harmelefTe life he fpends.
When troops of enemies befiege the wall,
For feare of hurt, fhut gates, though friends doe call.
If that a friend accompanyed with a foe
Doth come, feare neighbour danger, let him goe.
If thou lov'ft to be charitable, doe
So good to others, that it hurt not you.
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