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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>When Phoebus with a cheerefull eye, beholds<lb/>
                                The Flow'r-embroydred earth, and freely spreads<lb/>
                                His beames abroad; behold, the Marigolds<lb/>
                                Beginne to reare their low-dejected heads:<lb/>
                                The Tulips, Daysies, and the Heliotropes<lb/>
                                Of ev'ry kinde, their closed Leaves display;<lb/>
                                And (as it were) with new-recover'd hopes,<lb/>
                                Attend upon the Ruler of the Day.<lb/>
                                Againe, when either in the West he shrowds<lb/>
                                His Rayes below this Horizon, or hides<lb/>
                                His Face behinde the Curtaines of the Cloudes ;<lb/>
                                They lose their beauties, and abate their prides.<lb/>
                                Thus fares it with a Nation, and their King,<lb/>
                                'Twixt whom there is a native Sympathy.<lb/>
                                His Presence, and his Favours, like the Spring,<lb/>
                                Doe make them sweetly thrive, and fructify:<lb/>
                                Yea (like fresh Groves, or Flow'rs of pleasing hew)<lb/>
                                Themselves in all their jollity they showe;<lb/>
                                But, they, if with displeasure, them he view,<lb/>
                                Soone lose their Glory, and contemned growe.<lb/>
                                All, are not Heliotropes that favour'd growe,<lb/>
                                In Princes Courts; nor Marigolds, that beare<lb/>
                                The golden blossomes; but some spring below,<lb/>
                                Like Daysie flow'rs, that in the Pathwayes are:<lb/>
                                Yet all shall feele it, when their Sov'raignes eye<lb/>
                                Doth frowne, or smile, regard, or else neglect:<lb/>
                                Yea, it will finde them in Obscurity,<lb/>
                                By some Disheartning, or some sweet Effect.<lb/>
                                Vouchsafe to shine on Mee, my Gracious King,<lb/>
                                And then my Wither'd Leaves, will freshly spring.<lb/>
                            </p>
                        
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TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
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IIHIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN A prince leaving a palace with his body-guard
SOURCE_FILE embstma_1903.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE embstma_1903_fac161
MOTTO_LA <p>AD REGIS NUTUS.</p>
                        
HIM GUL
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 24A6
; 25G41(DAISY)
; 25G41(LILY)
; 25G41(SUNFLOWER)
; 25G41(MARIGOLD)
; 25G41(TULIP)
; 31A244(+911)
; 33A11
; 41A11
; 41A652
; 44B1
; 44B1527
; 45C14(HALBERD)
; 46C13185
; 48CC7352
; 48CC7525
; 53B5(+4)
; 57B2
; 86(AD REGIS NUTUS)
MOTTO_EN <p>Our outward Hopes will take effect,<lb/>
                                According to the King's aspect.</p>
                        
URL_IMAGE embstma_1903_pic161.jpg
ID embstma_1903_emblem125
MOTTO_LA_NORM Ad regis nutus
CHILDREN 
CHILDREN_SQRT 0