If to his thoughts my _Comments_ have assented, By whom the following _Emblem_ was _invented_, I'le hereby teach you (_Ladies_) to discover A true-bred _Cupid_, from a fained _Lover_; And, shew (if you have Wooers) which be they, That worth’est are to beare your _Hearts_ away. As is the _Boy_, which, here, you pictured see, Let them be _young_, or let them, rather, be Of _suiting-yeares_ (which is instead of _youth_) And, wooe you in the _nakednesse_, of _Truth_; Not in the common and disguised _Clothes_, Of _Mimick-gestures_, _Complements_, and _Oathes_. Let them be _winged_ with a swift _Desire_; And, not with _slow-affections_, that will tyre. But, looke to this, as to the principall, That, _Love_ doe make them truly _Musicall_: For, _Love’s_ a good _Musician_; and, will show How, every faithfull _Lover_ may be so. Each _word_ he speakes, will presently appeare To be melodious _Raptures_ in your eare: Each _gesture_ of his body, when he moves, Will seeme to _play_, or _sing_, a _Song of Loves_: The very _lookes_, and _motions_ of his eyes, Will touch your _Heart-strings_, with sweet _Harmonies_; And, if the _Name_ of him, be but exprest, T’will cause a thousand _quaverings_ in your breast. Nay, ev’n those _Discords_, which occasion’d are, Will make your _Musicke_, much the sweeter, farre. And, such a mooving _Diapason_ strike, As none but _Love_, can ever play the like. _Thy =seeming-Lover=, false will bee, And, love thy =Money=, more than =Thee=._ [Illustration: NON TE SED NVMMOS ILLVSTR. XXI. _Book. 2_]