George Withers' Emblemes

Defbrmitie, within may bee^>
Where outward Beauties "toe doe fee.
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ILLVSTR. XXI. Book. 4
[Ooke well, t pray, upon this Betdame.heTC,
For, in her habit, though fliee gay appeare,
tzmrm. You,through her youthfull viz.ard,miy cfpy
Shee's of an old Edttion,by her Eye:
And, by her wainfcot face,it may bee feene,
Shee might your Grandams firft drynurfe have been.
This is an Emblem, fitly fhaddowing thofe,
Who making fairc, and honeft outward fhowes,
Are inwardly deform'd; and,nothing fuch,
As they to bee fuppos'd, have ftrived much.
They chufe their words, and play well-a