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<p>THE <rs>Beauer</rs> slowe, that present daunger feares,<lb/> And sees a farre, the eager howndes to haste,<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_03501"/>With grindinge teethe, his stoanes awaie he teares,<lb/> And throwes them downe, to those that haue him chaste:<lb/> Which beinge founde, the hunter doth retire,<lb/> For that he hath, the fruicte of his desire.<lb/> Theise, soueraigne are diseases for to heale,<lb/> And for the mannes healthe, from countries farre are broughte,<lb/> And if herein, the writers doe not faile,<lb/> This beaste doth knowe, that he therefore is soughte:<lb/> And afterwarde, if anie doe him course,<lb/> He shewes his wante, to mooue them to remorse.<lb/> <pb n="embstma_1667_fac036"/> <lb/> Thus, to his paine he doth his life preserue:<lb/> Which teacheth vs, if foes doe vs pursue,<lb/> Wee showlde not care, if goodes for life maie serue,<lb/> Althoughe we giue, our treasure to a iewe:<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_03601"/>No ritches, maie with life of man compare,<lb/> They are but drosse, and fortunes brittle ware.<lb/> Then life redeeme, althoughe with all thow haste,<lb/> Thoughe thow arte pore, yet seeke, and thow shalte finde,<lb/> Those ritches pure, that euermore shall laste,<lb/> Which are the goodes, and treasures, of the minde:<lb/> Noe man so pore, but god can blesse his daies,<lb/> Whoe patient <persName>IOB</persName>, did from the dunghill raise.<lb/> <term id="embstma_1667_03602"/><foreign lang="la">Vt corpus redimas, ferrum patieris &amp; ignes,<lb/> Arida nec sitiens ora lauabis aqua.<lb/> Vt valeas animo, quicquam tolerare negabis?<lb/> At pretium pars haec corpore maius habet.</foreign> <gloss target="embstma_1667_03501" lang="la"><name type="author">Nic. Reusnerus.</name><lb/> Mordicus ipse sibi, me-<lb/> dicata visilia vellet:<lb/> Insidias vafer hac<lb/> effugit arte fiber.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_03601" lang="la">Crates Theba-<lb/> nus cum the-<lb/> saurum spon-<lb/> te perderet,<lb/> Hinc abite, ait,<lb/> malae diuitiae:<lb/> satius enim est<lb/> à me vos de-<lb/> mergi quam<lb/> ego à vobis<lb/> ipse.</gloss> <gloss target="embstma_1667_03602" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> lib. 1<lb/> De Remed.<lb/> Amoris.</gloss> </p>

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A beaver bites off its own testicles when pursued by two hunting dogs and a hunter

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Safety must sometimes be bought with money

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