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. A collection of emblemes, ancient and moderne : quickened vvith metricall illvstrations, both morall and divine, and disposed into lotteries, that instruction and good counsell may bee furthered by an honest and pleasant recreation . ted, Bop, muft beejoynd therewithcin all wedoe) It wee will undifcouraged proceed. It nieweth (alfo) that, our (^tcdinefTt, Muft have , left, when wee fuppofe To profccute our aymes with good fucceflc; Wee may,by Rap^neJJe, good endeavors lofe. They worke with moft fecuritie, that knowThe Tmn, and beft Occafwm of , likewife, to be neither^//^, nor^, when to pradifeall the^.^, they ma^.For,wfaether calme, or ftormie-paffaaesahrough this lifes Ocean) ftall thtihark attend-This deubleFerm,v,\\[ procure their eafc: And, them, in all neceffities, befriend. u timely wrought; Py StajdneJJe, they, to pafle are/afely, Illvstr. XI. Book, 2 F thou defire to cherifli true Contenf,And in a troublous time that courfe to may be likely mifchievcs to ufe, of this our Hiero^ljfhkk, Fryers Habity feemeth to , thou (as ancient Menkes and Frjers did)Shouldil live remote,f rom places of , in retyre^fjejfeAyc clofcly claJped-Boeke, doth warne thee, to retaineThy thoughts wirhiQthecompaffe of thy breaftjAnd, in a quiet)?Zf/;ff to remaine,Vntill, thy mindemay fafely be expref}.That Aricherj doth intbrme thee, that thou muftWalke on in Hope-^zud, in thy Pilgrimage^Bearc up (without eiefpairing ox dijlrnjl)1 hofe wrongs, and fufFerings,which attend thine Age* For, whenfoerc OpfrepoH growcth rife,Obfcurenejje, is more fafe than Eminence jHee, that then kcepes his Tongue^ may keepe his Life,Till Times will better favour Innocence,Truth rpoken where untruth is more but enrage the malice of thy foes-And, othcrwhile, a wicked man is movedTo ccafe
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