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Title: Emblems, for the entertainment and improvement of youth ..
Year: 1729 (1720s)
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Publisher: (London) Sold by T. Green
Contributing Library: Duke University Libraries
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6. An Oftrich that hatches her Eggst)y blowing upon them. Diverfx virtHte•valet. Her Virtue does not refemble I upon a Hare.Chat of othew. turally. 9. A Swan in the Water. Vnius Cohris. He is fair all times alike, 10- ASwan upon a Tomb. Sibi catiit Snorhi. He fings, at leaft he pronounces,his own Death and that of others. 11, A Swan under a Lawrel-Tree. Nitfulgara, tevrent. My Innocence does noCfear the Thunder. 12, A Crane holding a Stone in herClaws. Ke iKipovisd. It will be difficultto furprize me, 13. ACrane that lets Sand fall from herBeak, Loco &> Tempre. To fpeak onlyin proper Time and Place. 14. A Falcon in the Air coming downSpnte 7?iea, Idefcendna- 7. AnOftrich fwallowing a Horfe-Sh oe.Virtus durij^ma. coquit. Virtue furmountsthe moft difficult things. 8. A Peacock dilplaying his Tail. Si-lt itdchernma mKss, tie Is fine in his ownSonceic, I 15. Falcon letting go a Sparrow thache has taken. Fidem fervabo genufque^I will do nothing unWQithy my Faithand my Race. ». *
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XIX I. Two Bcves, Male and Female.ConjunBio fida. Love unites vis. 2. A Turtle upon a dry Branch. I^etncantus gemitHf^ue. My Songs and wail-ings are the fame. s. A Woodpecker piercing a Tree.Hec menes tuta haboris. My Laboursgreat but my Reward fure. 4. A Patridge coming out of his Shell.Kulla, viitii mi,ra, eji. Delays are dange-rous. 5 A Nightingale with its young ones,upon a Tree. Melior doSrinoi larentum,JL parent is the beft InftrutSor. (5, A Nightingale with its young ones.TacituYnia, This is no time to fing. -). An Owl and a Crow fighting. fj®J?«-triibihBelltcM. Wifdom and Noifeare al-ways at Xnmity. 8. A Crow that £lls a Veflel of Oylwith Stones. Ingenio ex^eriar. I li-vebymy wits, 9. A Swallow upon a Houfe. Amicai-non feyva. I vifit as a Friend, but willnot be detained as a Servant. 10. A Swallow that is flying crofs theSea. Mio HybernandHtH, I feelc a war-mer Climate. 11. A Hive with a fwarm of Bees.Labor omnibus unus. We all Labour alike* 12. A Bee Qpon a Role. Sine inju

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