George Withers' Emblemes

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l6\ The Fourth Lotteries.
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On out- fide FrW*,thoumuch rcli'ft,
And, trnflefi, oft, before thou try'ft j
By which, it coufn*gt thouefcape,
Thy Wit wee praiie not, but thy H*f :
But, left by trujl, (t'tcjriaH d#e)
Thou, overlate,thy Tfrjlmg iuc;
Obferve the UwaH of thy Lot,
And,looke that thou forget it nor.
Sec, Emb.XX'V.
By this your Let, it fhould appeare,
That,you your felfe are too levcrej
Or, have, by fome,perfwaded bin,
That,ev'iy Pleafrre is a finite.
ThatjWiltr therefore, you may grow,
You have an Ember* , now,to uVw,
That,ff«,whofe wildome all men praise,
Somctimcjlayes downc his fl