George Withers' Emblemes

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A VireBionfht\v\w^ how they who arc Co
dijfofed, Pall find out their Chance, /'« tbs
Lotteries aforegoing.
TUrne about one of the Indexes m the Figures, which are in the |
following Page, without carting year eyes thereupon, to oblcrve
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where it ftayeth untiil your hand ceafeth to give it motion, ii it be i
the upper F*g»r*,whofe Index you moved ; than,tfiat Number ^hereupon
it refteth,is the numb«r of your Lot, or Blancke.
This being _knowne, move the other Index in like manner, andtb.:
Quarter of the laid Figure whereon the fame ftandeth (wbi-n yci.c
hand is taken away,) fheweth in which of the foure Bookcs, or Lotteries,
that Chance is to be expeded, whereunto ycur Number dcth fend
you, whether it be Lot, ox THatick?. If it be any Number above Fifty, I
it is a Blanche Chance, and you are to looke no further. I
f it be any < f
the other Numbers, it fends you to the Emblem anfwering to the fame i
Number, in the i?a«^ncxt before the fame Lotterie.
If the letter CM. be placed before the alotted Number then, that
Lot it proper onely to a CUan ; If w. ftand before it, it is propei onely
to a Wtmati : if there be no letter, it is indifferent to both Sexes ;
And, therefore, when a