. Emblemi di Francis Quarles e : geroglifici della vita dell'uomo, modernizzati : in quattro libri . ole, confondono i Senfes, e stupiscono l'anima. Le nuvole pesanti ora burfl: In gufhing piogge, i fiumi fvvvell, e traboccare le pianure, tempeste vex l'oceano battuto fino a che non ruggisce, la sua rabbia billari, e daih sui Shoars.Acrofs le onde il flatterdo Veflel drives.and fcarce amidft furrounding pericolo living lives.Water, e la Terra, e aria, e il fuoco becomege il flagello morale del suo uomo gravato». Dal primo peccato, ciò che i mali hanno fatto procedere !come hanno i bambini rud i loro genitori DeedA hideous Txain

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. Francis Quarles' Emblems and : Hieroglyphics of the life of man, modernized : in four books . ole, Confound the Senfes, and amaze the Soul.The heavy Clouds now burfl: in gufhing Rains, The Rivers fvvell, and overflow the Plains, Storms vex the beaten Ocean till it roars, Its Billows rage, and daih upon the Shoars.Acrofs the Waves the fliatterd Veflel drives.And fcarce amidft furrounding Danger lives.Water, and Earth, and Air, and Fire becomeThe Scourge of Man to aggravate his Doom» The Moral. From the firft Sin, what Evils did proceed !How have the Children rud their Parents DeedA hideous Txain of Ills which firft beganIn Adam, handed down from Man to Man, Thecursd Inheritance to all entaild.All have enjoyd, and is by all bewaild.How varioully the Poifcn is diftusd !Glorious our Figure once, but how abusd !Malice and Envy, L.ufts of evry Kind, Bebafe cur Nature, and difgrace the mind ;Dreadful Difeafes do the Body tare, And Life itfelf is one continued Care.The difmal Scene no Powr but Death can clofe.Andthe dark Grave is made our lafl Repofe.B 2 [ i6] XXXXXXXXJOOXXKXXXXXXXEMBLEM m.. Whoeer a Bee-hive does mold, Altho in Roguery or Jell, Great Chance but he will feel a Sting ;The fwecteft Joys their Smart will bring. [ 17 ] E M B L E M. III. TJje End of Mirth is Hecrvinefs, THE finiple Boy for Honey feeks.And thruils his Hand among the Bees;;Thoughtlefs the lufcious Comb he breaks.His wanton Appetite to pleafe. The Bees, enragd to lofe their Store, Arm their brown Legions for Defence ;• r.i fwarming Numbers forth they pour.To drive the bold.Invader thence. Inftant they feize the foolifh Boy, - And with their Stings his Skin they pierce ;Where ends his Honey-fucking JoyIn lamentableCries and Tears. The Moral. How prone is Youth to fatiate evry Scnie, And taile each Joy that Fancy recommends ? Love is the Field where he his Game purfues. Game, which when caught, he generally rues. Cupid in Honey dips his keenell Dart, We tafte the Sweetnefs and bewail the Smart. We prefs

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