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Title: The school of the heart, or, The heart (of itself gone away from God) brought back again to Him, and instructed by Him : in forty-seven emblems
Year: 1778 (1770s)
Authors: Harvey, Christopher, 1597-1663 Quarles, Francis, 1592-1644, attributed name Haeften, Benedictus van, 1588-1648. Schola cordis. Adaptations
Subjects: Emblems, Early works to 1800 Emblem books --England --18th century. Emblem books, English --England --18th century.
Publisher: London : Printed for Alexr. Hogg
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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thy glory fpoild. 10. Or if thou canft not be afliamed, atleaft . Have fome compaliion on thyfelf ijBefore thou art transformed all to beaft.At laft ftrike fail, avoid the ftielfWhicn in that gulf doth lie,.Where all that enter die. C 5 Th^ 26 THE SCHOOL OF THE HEART. The C o V E T o u s N E s s of the Heart. Mat. vi, 21.JVhcre your treafure iSy there will your heart he alfo» Up iG. y. T^OSTthou inquire, thou heartless wanderer^•^-^ JVhere thine heart is P Behold^ thine heart is hers*Here thine heart is, where that is, luhich ahwe^Ihine own dear heart thou dofl ejieem and love, ODE VIL I. See the deceltfulnefs of fin.An J how the. devil cheateth worldly men :They heap up riehes to themfelveF, and then They think they cannot chufe but win.Though, for their parts,Thev llake their hearts. 2.The merchant fends his heart to fea.And there, together with his fhip, tis toft:If this by chance mifcarry, that is lofl.His confidence is caft away : He hangs the head.As he v/ere dead. The ^nil-.
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Cordis A^^aritiv. Chr till s-it (fuaris Va^a et-Ea:-ci^s /^cilu^etAie e/t.-Eft lih. tjfiwdproprivp7us ti/i Cfrrf/f ^/aret. The CoVF.TOirsiSfKSS of the KkART.ffere. fTaru/j-e^. rrtayj-t (Af-u /Inrl fAr ffeart at la.vtr •IHE SCHOOL OF THE HEART. 27 3-The pedlar cries. What do you lack ?What will you buy ? and boafts his wares the beft ;But ofFers you the refufe of the reit. As tho his heart lay in his pack,Which greater gainAlone can drain. 4«The ploughman furrows up his land.And fovvs his heart togetner with his feed,Which, both alike earth-born, on earth do fc^^:,And profper, or are at a iland ;He and his fieldLike fruit do yield. 5-The broker and the fcrivner haveThe usurers heart in keeping wi:h hio b^nds* ;His fouls dear fuftenance lies in their hands, And if they break, their fhops his grave.His intrefl isHis only blifs. 6.The money-hoarder in his bagsBinds up his heart, and locks it in his cheft ;,The fame key ferves to that, and to his breaft-^Which of no other heaven brags ;

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