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

of M'.Eolton. 'ping and be gone. W.^olton met at the dayand place , but Mr. Anderton came not , and{o hee efcaped that fnare^and foone after returnedto Brafen'Nofe^vjhete falling into theacquaintance of one Mr. Feacocke Fellowof that Houfe , a learned and godly manitplcafed God by his acquaintance to frameupon his foule that admirable workcmanfliipof his repentance and convcrfiontoetcrnall life, but by fuch away ofworkingas the Lord feldomeufeth but upon fuchftrong veffcls which in his fingular wifdomehee intendeth afterward for ftrong incounters, and rare imployments. Thefirftneweshee heard of God was not by a-ny foft and ftill voyce ,but in terrible ternpeftsand thunder, the Lord running uponhim as a Gyant, taking him by the neckeandlhakinghim topecces, as hee did lob;beating him to the very ground >as hee didPauly by laying before him the ougly vifagcof his finnes which lay fo heavy upon himas hee roared for griefe ofheart, and fo affrightedhim, as Ihaveheardhimfay ,heerofc out of his bed in the night for15verylob if^.ver.ii,ij. 14.