. Emblems and hieroglyphics on a great variety of subjects, moral and Emblished with near an hundred emblematical cuts from Quarles Emblems . E righteous Mm may chance to flip-« X Let Satan make his Boaft—-He only made a heedlefs Trip,Not therefore is he lofti If foiPd, and funk upon his Knee, Hell quickly rife again,And with frefh Vigour, you fliall fee, Hell flruggle might and main. And Grace divine will him affifr, To triumph oer his Foes jWith added Strength he fhatt be blefsd. With Laurels crownd his Brows. The Mora l. Frail is our Nature, and Temptations ftrong, A thoufand Wea
. Emblems and hieroglyphics on a great variety of subjects, moral and Emblished with near an hundred emblematical cuts from Quarles Emblems . E righteous Mm may chance to flip-« X Let Satan make his Boaft—-He only made a heedlefs Trip,Not therefore is he lofti If foiPd, and funk upon his Knee, Hell quickly rife again,And with frefh Vigour, you fliall fee, Hell flruggle might and main. And Grace divine will him affifr, To triumph oer his Foes jWith added Strength he fhatt be blefsd. With Laurels crownd his Brows. The Mora l. Frail is our Nature, and Temptations ftrong, A thoufand Weakneffes to it belong. Our Pafliona, turbulent, would run a-bead* And Lull?, grown powerful, would take the Lead, Dur craving Senfes mull be gratifyd, And Nature calls aloud to be enjoyd. What wonder then the pious Soul is led fa Paths forbidden carelefsly to tread ? Vet, tho* he errs, unwillingly he errs, And Hill his Go» religioufly reveres. His Falls but teach him firmly how to (land, And how his Paffions better to command. His Vigilance is wak?d by evry Lapft, And future Dangers warily efcapes. 66 Hieroc : y pbicks, Book n E M B L E U The Heart replenifhed with Grace*Is comforted with heavnly Rays ;Excludes the World and all its Tojs$Still open to diviner Joy&. BeokIL Moral^Divini, 67EMBLEM XIV. The Htart renewed. TH E Heart, when once by Graee all its lawlefs Lulls fubdud,Shuts out the World on evry Side,Its Follies, Vanities, and latent Sin (hall fkulk unfeen,For all is Parity fighs indeed—but not for Gold-*It views with Scorn the richeft Mould jInfpired by a heavnly Ray,It will on Earth no longer World is quickly out of Sight,And all its Glories vanifhd Raptures its employd above,Is filld with Wonder, Joy, and when it feels itfelf involvedIn Flefh, it longs to be diffolvd. The MoralThe Secrets of the Heart, to God alone,And all our Thoughts, howeer refervd, are known*In vain the Hypocrite, with pious F
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