George Withers' Emblemes

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The Fourth Lotte-t>_ 5° With good applaufe thou haff beguifle, And, well, as yet, proce.-dcl on i But,e'retSe Lavreff/iou canft weare, Thou EO rh. E \i 'n:j \ tterfevtre. And, leflrthi drie.be fo go-, Thou haft a Caveat, by this Let. See, Emb. h. 51 Although, this rime,you drew it not, Good Fur. me. for you , may be got. Perhaps the f!*nets ruling now, Have cart no good AfpeBs on you. For,m:iny fay, that,now and then, The Storm looke angetly on men : Then,try your Chance againe, anon 5 For, their difpleafure foone is gone. J* If, by your Lot you had bêne praiYd Your mindc,perchance,ir w uld have rais'd, Above the meane. Should you receive Some chcck,thereby , It would bereave Your Patience: For,but frwcaa beare, Seproofes , which unexpected are. But, now prepared you have beene, To draw your Lot once more begin ; And, if anothc- flkw&youger, Attempt your ebance,ao more, as yet. To crofTe your hopes, Misfortune fought ; An J, by your£«f,a BUnck hath brought : Bu% he who knew her ill intent, Hath m ide this BUnke her fpight prevent 5 For, if that Number you mall take, Which thefe two fibres ,backwjrd,make, And view the place to which they guide j An EmbUm$ot you,th:y provide. 54 Thefe Lots arealmoft TentoOne Abovcthc B ankes^ yer,' hou haft none. If thus thy Fortune (fill proceed, Tis7W»ta One it well thou fp?ed. Yet, if th;>u doe not much ncglec}, To doe, as Wtfdom: fliall dircft, Ir is a T boufand unto ten But all thy Hopes will profpcr,thcn.
2 7 c l be toitrth Lotteries 55 W hat Lot, on thee, (be fhould beftow < Nor,canft thou tell, (it thou mightft have Thechoice)wbat Fmur>e,thou fhouldft crave. It feemes, Dame Fortune, doth not know, For, one M/»g,now,thy rainde requires j Anon,
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I i In i Which ! The ; ; : A PROPOS
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REcenfuihocToema, cut thuluscft ( A
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ihfcriptton to the mofl hopefull Pr
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j j j I , Your j j "The € fifth T
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TheEpiftle,&Vc. What ever may fucce
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! Pi&ures, ! profitable i cf j J to
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| Recreation : people '- To the Rea
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away What WAS , is pafsed b, What ,
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JSlorJhaU* this prefent Flefti , lo
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The Man that hath true Wifdome gou
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; : Occafions-paft'dr*fought inline
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: : ; ; , Though Fortune prone true
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; ; This Ragge of Death, -nkick tho
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ID tAn Innocent noDrnvptfeares* Boy
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t t2 As* to EWorld /naked earnest S
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Though he endeavour all he can, jin
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;: ; : When to fuppretfc w% Men int
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. That ; i8 From tbence^bere Nets a
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; : : u/4 Sivc, of(belter maketbJbo
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^^ When Vice 4»rfVertue Touth JbaQ
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Who by goddMtints^gsodthings would
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. : z6 With Patience, I the Stormef
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j ; No liWardGtitk, nor outward Sma
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: Afflictions Yuzconjumeth Sinne; B
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. iA Princes moft ennobling Parts,
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; 3+ WhenTwo agree in their Deflre,
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s; , To Have, andnot to Vfc thefame
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3* AJudden Death, yeitb Shame, is d
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4-° ThofeV oolts "»hm Beauties Fl
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: No Heart can tbinke>toTt>batflran
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Thofe Fields, whichyet appeare not
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; ¥ Though very fmall, at fit-ft,
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+8 In Dotth, no Difference is made*
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e : : Of Litde-Gaines, let Care be
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: : ; ; : 5 52, The tirft Lottene.
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; ; ; ; ; H- Tbe birjl Lottery. Thy
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. s ; ;; : : ^_ : The Birfi Lottene
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: . ;: ; 53 The Fitfl Lett en*. 3?
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: : - 6o The Fir(I Lottcne. 45 When
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: : ; 6z The birjl Lotterie. 55 In
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: TO THE HIGH AND MIGHTY Prince, Q
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: ,: ! CotiKtcjfe TO THE MOST Hl6Ei
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We beft /ball quiet clamorout Thron
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I Much : : ^ Though Mufickc be of/o
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: That Kingdome Tfrifl eftabli/b'd
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: : When "free bate greateU Gricfcs
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: If Safely, thou dejire to goe, Be
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74- Let none dejpaire of their Efla
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: ) -]6 or Night '{ ILLVSTR. XIIII
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j ' : ; : iA Ki n §, that prudentl
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: : : When Mars, and Pallas, doe ag
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?1 Love,*- Mufician it profcft* And
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(jive Credit ; buufirîêU beware*
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; J feare, about tnee*aU my ftorc^
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ss Good-fortune, Tfiibby tbofe abid
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: 9° The Bees, "ficifl in an Helme
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. ; Where* Labour, wifely, is implo
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I : 9^r Deaths one long-Slcepe •
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: : 9 6 My Fortune, I had rather be
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\ Ome i I ; . S>? Eyen as the Smoke
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IOO ,: ; Falfe Weights, Toith Mcafu
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; ; ioz Time, if a Fading-flowre, t
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: : . The Ground brings forth all n
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: io6 The Husbandman, dothfoTQtbz S
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Affli&ion, doth to many adds More v
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: . no Ji Life, ttith good-repute,
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: : m True Venue ii a Coat ofNbile,
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' ;, : 11+ Tbe fecond Lotteries. Bu
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: ; \\6 The lecond Lotteries. And,
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; n8 The Second Lotteries. A Prince
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; ; ; no The fecond Lotteries. Eeca
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: : ; 12: c l bejecond Lotteries. A
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-4- Thefccond Lotteries. For. in yo
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; ; . : Fame faycs ( great Princiss
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. : : ; TO THE HIGH AND MIGHTY Prin
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1 : ' I If weft thou do ft, and ype
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; To Kings, both Sword andMicc pert
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: : : Good Fortune will Vtth bim ab
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; ) If'thou thy D icies tritely doe
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: . (jooi Hopes, ire befh accompllf
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i : True Knowledge is a conftant Fr
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; lAfoye thy Knowledge, doe not rif
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: , : xA Shepherd carefutt of the S
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: : Marts life* no Temper, more dot
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! His Pace, muft wary be#nd flow, T
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: Bee iuft for, neither Sea nor Lan
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j; Through many fpAces, Time doth r
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: : Our outward Hopes "Kill take ej
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: : I was ere&edfor a Bound, xAni I
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: : ; When Law, and Armcs, together
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; JMy Subftance, and my Light, aref
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. Poore-Theeves, in Halters, "»
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: 1>oe not the golden Mea.tie t exc
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: ; : Trite Vercuc, firing mil almy
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: : . They, who bttt dovdy- paced a
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: A Milchiefe, hardly can he done.
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Where many-Forces jojnedare, Vnconc
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A Vcrtue hidden, or not us'd. Is ei
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Bee warie, whercfoe'rc, thou hee .:
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THE THIRD LOTTERIE. ^Hc Wreathes of
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: : The third Latter ie 9 Whatev'r
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' ; : Toe Third Lotteries* 189 20 T
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: 5 ID I 3° Tis feared, thou doft
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T'be third Lotteric. l n 40 Dame Fo
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The third Lotteries :; W It feemcs,
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COLLECTION OF EMBLEMES, ANCIENT AND
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j : U : TO THE RIGHT HONO VRABLE TH
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: TO THE RIGHT HONORABLE, HE^'RJE,
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WhiPfi L tbj Sunne's bright Face m*
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' ; Ey (earning other than thou art
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Reênfo or
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, .: When Magiftrates confined are-
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, To ; When Hopes ^quitefruftrate "
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