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<p><term id="embstma_1667_10101"/>THE <rs>Asse</rs>, and <rs>Ape</rs> complaine, and thought theire fortunes bad:<lb/> The <rs>Asse</rs>, for wante of hornes, the <rs>Ape</rs>, bycause no taile he had.<lb/> The <rs>Mole</rs>, then answere made: I haue no eyes to see,<lb/> Then wherefore can you nature blame, if that you looke on mee.<lb/> Which biddes vs bee contente, with lot that <rs>God</rs> doth fende,<lb/> For if wee other wantes do wey, our happes wee maie commende.<lb/> <gloss target="embstma_1667_10101" lang="la"><name type="author">Ouid.</name> 9. Metam.<lb/> Quódque ego, vult ge-<lb/> nitor, vult ipsa socér-<lb/> que, futurus:<lb/> At non vult natura,<lb/> potentior omnibus istu.</gloss> </p>

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The ass complains he has no horns, the monkey complains he has no tail; the mole compares that to the blindness that is his own handicap

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Fae.56

MOTTO_LA

Infortunia nostra, alienis collata, leuiora

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emblem pictura

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25F22(+44)

25F29(MOLE)(+44)

25G13

33A35

46C13144(+744)

48C149

54F12(+4):56B3(+4)

54FF11(+4)

61B2(WHITNEY, Hugh)3

85(ASS, APE AND MOLE)

86(INFORTUNIA NOSTRA, ALIENIS COLLATA, LEVIORA)

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Our misfortunes, compared with those of others, becomes lighter

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Infortunia nostra, alienis collata, leviora