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TEXT_EXPL_XML <p>MAIDEN fair! if you would learn<lb/>
                                        Well to play this pleasant game;<lb/>
                                        You must strike in quick return,<lb/>
                                        So that I may do the same.<lb/>
                                        Should you fail to strike at all,<lb/>
                                        And that I may play alone,<lb/>
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                                        Then the shuttle's sure to fall, <lb/>
                                        And the game at once is done.<lb/>
                                        Mark, sweet maiden, when I strike, <lb/>
                                        And attend to what I say:<lb/>
                                        Tennis and Love's game alike<lb/>
                                        Need a quick return of play:<lb/>
                                        Who their pleasure most would know,<lb/>
                                        And in equal share partake,<lb/>
                                        In both games alike must shew<lb/>
                                        Equal zest to give and take.<lb/>
                                        Love and Tennis both, play'd ill,<lb/>
                                        Soon upon the players pall,<lb/>
                                        When one shews a want of will<lb/>
                                        To hit back the flying ball.<lb/>
                                        Love, to Love is demonstrative;<lb/>
                                        Love, gives life and strength to Love,<lb/>
                                        And in being thus creative,<lb/>
                                        Love doth most its power prove.<lb/>
                                        Love, of Love's at once the Price,<lb/>
                                        And Reward that Love loves best;<lb/>
                                        Nothing can to love suffice,<lb/>
                                        But the Love that gives it rest.<lb/>
                                        If from me to Love you'd learn,<lb/>
                                        Love; and be my Sweetheart true;<lb/>
                                        But if you give no return,<lb/>
                                        Then I'll say- good-bye to you.</p>
                                   <p>JAMAIS l'Amour ne se paye que par Amour réciproque.<lb/>
                                        ET Pretium, et Merces solus Amoris amor.<lb/>
                                        BENEFICIUM non est aurum, sed Amor per quem datur.<lb/>
                                        Amor enim Beneficii anima. -Vid, SENECA de Benef.<lb/>
                                        Divinissimus est, quam redamare piget priùs amantem.<lb/>
                                        AUGUST. de Amore divino.</p>
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                                   <p>AMA à chi t'ama,<lb/>
                                        Rispond à chi ti chiama.<lb/>
                                        Antwoord dieje vraegt,<lb/>
                                        Min dieje Liefde draegt.<lb/>
                                        Answer him who calls unto you,<lb/>
                                        And love him who brings Love to you.<lb/>
                                        UNA mano lava l'altra, e le due lavano il viso.<lb/>
                                        L'une main lave l'autre, et les deux le visage.<lb/>
                                        Als d'eene hant d'ander wast, soo wordense beyde reyn.<lb/>
                                        D'eene Min brengt d'ander in.<lb/>
                                        MANUS manum fricat, gratia gratium parit.<lb/>
                                        FERRO ferrum acuitur.<lb/>
                                        FRUCTUS Amoris Amor.<lb/>
                                        AMOUR au coeur me poind,<lb/>
                                        Quand bien aimé je suis;<lb/>
                                        Mais aimer je ne puis,<lb/>
                                        Quand on ne m'aime point.<lb/>
                                        Chacun soit adverti<lb/>
                                        De faire comme moi;<lb/>
                                        Car d'aimer sans party,<lb/>
                                        C'est un trop grand esmoy.-MAROT.<lb/>
                                        EXCUTE mihi ignem, et allucebo tibi. -Proverbium Arabicum ex Erpenio.<lb/>
                                        Id est, ut Jos. Scaliger interpretatur,<lb/>
                                        ESTO mihi, ero tibi. Be mine, I will be thine.<lb/>
                                        UT ameris, amabilis esto. -OVID.<lb/>
                                        AIMER sans Amour est amer.<lb/>
                                        Vriendtschap van eener zijde en duert niet lang.<lb/>
                                        Friendship all on one side lasts not long.<lb/>
                                        [GREEK]          <lb/> <lb/>
                                        -Amare recuso.<lb/>
                                        Illum quem fieri vix puto posse meum. -OVID. Ep. Helen.<lb/>
                                        AMOUR est d'Amour récompense,<lb/>
                                        Et celui est trop à blâmer<lb/>
                                        Qui pour le moins (s'il ne commence)<lb/>
                                        Ne veut pas, quand on l'aime, aimer.</p>
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                                   <p>WHEN I this wisht-for light to tinne desire,<lb/>
                                        I prostrate crave it from this flaming fire;<lb/>
                                        From whence if light come not in fitting time,<lb/>
                                        I am consum'd before the light be mine.<lb/>
                                        Whose meanes are small, whom Fortune favours not,<lb/>
                                        They take their patrons mercy for their lot;<lb/>
                                        To them their supplications they direct,<lb/>
                                        Attending still with homage and respect;<lb/>
                                        Delay undo'th them, makes them spend their oyle,<lb/>
                                        Their hopes grow lesse, and greater is their toyle;<lb/>
                                        Unlesse their Patrons timely shew their love:<lb/>
                                        For gifts, by timely giving, double prove.<lb/>
                                        FARLIE'S Emblems.</p>
                              
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URL_WEBPAGE http://hdl.handle.net/10111/EmblemRegistry:E019350
PARENT uiuc_83931c29eep
TYPE emblem pictura
TIPE emblempictura
MOTTO_EN_NORM Love, Like a Ball, Requires to be Thrown Back
NEXT uiuc_83931c29eep_emblem019b
SEQ 
IIHIM UIUC
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
CAPTION_EN Man and woman playing a form of badminton (shuttlecock)
SOURCE_FILE uiuc_83931c29eep.xml
LINK_FACSIMILE uiuc_83931c29eep_fac093
HIM UIUC
; EMBLEMS
; ILL_BOOK
IC 31A2743
; 31D14
; 31D15
; 33C23
; 34B11
; 41A542
; 41A6
; 41D262(+0)
; 43C4154(+0)
; 45C13(SWORD)
; 54E31(+4)
; 56F22(+4)
; 86(AMOR, UT PILA, VICES EXIGIT)
; 86(LOVE, LIKE A BALL, REQUIRES TO BE THROWN BACK)
MOTTO_EN <p>LOVE, LIKE A BALL, REQUIRES TO BE THROWN BACK</p>
                              
URL_IMAGE uiuc_83931c29eep_pic093.jpg
ID uiuc_83931c29eep_emblem019
CHILDREN 
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