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Title: Emblems, divine and moral, together with hieroglyphicks of the life of man
Year: 1736 (1730s)
Authors: Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644
Subjects: Emblems --Early works to 1800. Emblem books, English --Great Britain --England --18th century Emblem books --Great Britain --England --18th century
Publisher: London : printed for D. Midwinter, A. Bettesworth and C Hitch, S. Ballard, J. Batley, and J. Wood, S. Birt, A. Ward, and J Clarke in Duck Lane
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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e Amcngil the lilies and fweet beds of fpices. ITale flrongly, tbou whofe hand has powr to flack The fwift-footfury of ten thoufand vices; Let not thy duit-dcvouring dragon boaft, His craft has won what Judas lion loft 5 Renx;mber what is cravd 3 recount the price it coHi ISIDOR. Book I. Emblems. 47 ISID O R. lib. I. De fummo bono. ^y hoiv much the nearer Satan fere eiveth the wcrldto aneud^ ^y fi much the mere fiercely he troihleth itjcith perfedition 5 that knoiii^/g himjelf is to be dam-fiedy he may get company m his damnation. CYPRIAN, in Ep. Sroad andfpacioiis is the road to infernal life-^ thereare enticeme7its .and death-bringing pleafres. Therethe devil flattereth that he may deceive 5 Jmileth thasrhe may endamage 3 allureth that he may dejiroy^^ EPIG. ir.Kay, foft and fair, good world 5 poft not too faft 5Thy journies end requires not half this hafte.Unlefs that arm thou (o difdainft, reprieves thee^Ala«! thou needs muft go, the devil drivei thccj C 5 48 Emblems,XII. Book I.
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In.pcni /;ic c\yi.z JccU ^ Book I. Emblems, 49 XII. ISAIAH 66. II. Te may fuck, hut not be Jattsjied with thebreajl of her ccnjolation, I TITHat, never filld ? Be thy lips skrewd To fafl: (thee 5^^ To thearths tullbreail? for fhame,forf)rame unfeizeThou takll afurteit ^herethou fhoud buttaicC, And maklt too much not half enough to pleafc thee.Ah, fool, forbear 3 thou fwalloweit at one breathBoth food and.poifon down ? thou drawit both milk and (death.2 The ubrouf bread?;, v;hen fairly drawn, repafl:The thriving infant with their milky flood, But bfcing overilraind, return at la ft Unwhoifom gulps composd of wind and blood.K modrate ufe does both repaft and pleafe^ Who ilrains beyond a mean, draws in and gulps difeafc. But, O that mean, whofe aood the leafl: abufeMakes bad, is too too hard to be dirc^^^ed : Can thorns bring grapes, or crabs a pleafing juice ?Theres nothing wholfom,where the wholes infefled.Unfeize thy lips : earths milks a ripened core, That drops from her difeafe, tha

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