Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

234 A SERMON.afflidled in confcicnce, whom J heard thus fay inthcagony ofher grieved fpirit : I have husband,goods^ andchildren,and other comforts sI wouldgive them all the Treafures of the Earth if I hadthem,and all the good I (h ill have in this world orin the world to comejto feele but the leaft taftc ofthe favour of G o d in the pardon of my finne ;Ihe would in this cafe with all her heart have giventhe warmeft and deareft blood of her heart forone drop of C h r i s t s blood to doe away herfins.Voiuptuoufnes Ifcorrupt affeif^ions fall in love with worldlyinfatiabie.pleafure, fuch as are furfeiting and drunkenncflc,chamberingand wantonnefTe, luft, and uncleannefife,unlawfull {ports «nd recreations, it begets aGrange furious thirft and heat in the carnall appetite,which cannot be fatisfied, butlikethetwodaughters of the horfleech, which cry ftill, give,givej which is fet on fire by Hell: and thereforeit is as unfatiable as that bottomlefle Infernall pit 3every tafl: of fenfuality ferves as fewell to increafethe flame and fury of concupifcence. We fee itin drunkards, who by drinking doe not quenchtheir thirft,and fatisfie their appetite, but by theirimmoderate fvvilling both increafe the burningthirft oftheir bodies and inraged intemperance oftheir minds. We heare it o^vjanzonSyWifiome 2.Come let m enjoy the fleafures that are frefent,^c.Let us crorvne our[elves with Rofes before they wither,let there be rio fleafant meadow which our luxurioufnejfe doth not fajfc over ; letm leavefome token ofourfleafurcin every flace,for that isonrfortion^andthis isMr