. Embleme, göttlich und moralisch: Die Schule des Herzens; und Hieroglyphen des Lebens des Menschen. Tapers zu brennen unter dem sicheren Schutz Ihrer honorablename 5 wo, ich vermute, sie stehen sicher irom die Dämpfe der Unwissenheit, andblasts der Mißtrauensvotum. Es ist ein kleiner Teil jenes reichlichen Dienstes, den mein dankenswertes Herz eurer unvergleichlichen Güte verdankt. Freut euch, sie mit eurer Annahme zu ehren, die nichts anderes sein soll als das, was eure eigene Wertschätzung Fähigkeit zu ihr macht. Madam, euer Diener der Ladyships, Fran. Quarles. AN DEN LESER. Wenn Sie mit meinen Emblemen zufrieden sind, Stelle ich Ihnen hier einen seco vor

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. Emblems, divine and moral : The school of the heart; and Hieroglyphics of the life of man . tapers to burn under the safe protection of your honourablename 5 where, I presume, they stand secure irom the damps of ignorance, andblasts of censure. It is a small part of that abundant service which my thank-ful heart oweth to your incomparable goodness. Be pleased to honour it withyour acceptance, which shall be nothing but what your own esteem skill make it. Madam, Your Ladyships Most humble servant, Fran. Quarles. TO THE READER. If you are satisfied with my Emblems, I here set before you a secondservice. It is an Egyptian dish, dressed on the English fashion. They, attheir feasts, used to present a deaths head at their second course: this willserve for both. You need not fear a surfeit: here is but little, and that lightof digestion : if it but please your palate, I question not your stomach. Fallto, and much good may it do you. Convivio addit MInerval, E. B, Rem, regem, regimen, regionem, reUgionemfExortiatj celebrat, laudat, honoraty amat. HIEROGLYPHICS. 393 HIEROGLYPHICS, I.. Sine Lumine inane. How canst thou thus be useful to the sight ?What is the taper not endud with light ? Behold.^ I was shap PSALM LI. 5. en in iniquity.^ and in sin did my motherconceive me. TVyrAN is mans A, B, C. There s none that can^^ Read God aright, unless he first spell man :Man is the stairs, whereby his knowledge climbsTo his Creator, though it oftentimes 394 HIEROGLYPHICS OF Stumbles for want of light, and sometimes tripsFor want of careful heed ; and sometimes slipsThrough unadvised haste ; and when at lengthHis weary steps have reachd the top, his strengthOft fails to stand ; his giddy brains turn round, And, Phaeton-like, falls headlong to the ground :These stars are often dark, and full of dangerTo him, whom want of practice makes a strangerTo this blind way ; the lamp of nature lendsBut a false light, and lights to her own ends.These be the ways to heavn, these paths requireA lig

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