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The 5 Key Skills for Real Estate Investing

Investing in real estate has a lot of in-depth actions to consider, and overall points of approach that can significantly change an investor’s success rate, but to get to those you have to initially develop key skills in the field of real estate investment.

Like many businesses, real estate investment has key skills that it relies on in order for an individual to become successful. The 5 key…

Death, is unable to divide , Their Hearts, whose Hands True-love hath tied.

Samples of G. Wither’s Emblems from his 1635 work: Bees, Death, Love, and breaking on the wheel… 

George Wither  was an English poet and satirist. He was imprisoned for his writing (gist for another time) in 1614. In 1635 he was hired by the London publisher Henry Taunton to write English verses illustrating the allegorical plates of Crispin van Passe (originally designed for Gabriel Rollenhagen‘s Nucleus emblematum selectissimorum (1610-1613)).

The book was published as a Collection of Emblemes, Ancient and Moderne. They are nearly all impaired in one way or another, in fact the only perfect copy known to exist is in the collection of the British Museum. The copy I am cataloguing has some tide marks and a number of Victorian era paper repairs in addition to having a leaf in facsimile. It does, however, have the two analogue dials. One of the great pleasures of this work is that, unlike most Emblem books, that this one is in English is a treat.

Death is no Loss, but rather, Gain, For we by Dying, Life attaine