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

45 The fecundhappy, and comfortable living under that Miniftcr,Magiftratc, or man of Authority whatfoever,who thus acquaints hinfifelfc with Go d, and walkswith him as with his friend, or under that fellowwho is an alient, and meere ftranger to anyfuch precifemyfterieand mightof prayer,who neverthought with comfort ofcomming tothis place,it being empoyfoncd unto hini, (as he knowesfull-well himfelfe, though he tell no body, j withbafeneffct)rindiredion, never aimed fo much inthe difcharge^of it, at G o d s glotie,and thegoodof his people, as at his owne particular; his riling,enriching or revenging ;is fo farre from d\{^chargingSamuels dutie, m conftant praying forthofe committed to his charge, that he -prayesnot even in his owne family conftantly, nor in privateto any purpofe, was never feelingly humbledfor his owne fins, or the abominations ofthe Kingdomein any day ofhumiliapion.GivemeanAngellupon earth, and an incarnate Divell, afaire coolefhaddow under a goodly tree in a fweltering heate,and a fcurvie thorny-bufli, to which the poorefliccpe never flies for fuccour in a ftorme^ but loofethfomeof her fleece, a fliowre ofraine in agreatdrought upon the new mowne-graflTe, and thefcorching Sun upon a dry parched heath, an obadidh:,2X\dzShel?mjGods dearling and the Divcllsdrudgcand you have made the difference.Secondly^Confider the difference of the Kingseye, I tneane in refped of anger, and amiableneflTe,caft upon a defperate Traitour and his neatcftFavourite 5pfoportionably, but with infinitemore