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

at the FmeralhfM^. Bolcon. 15Iceepecontinuall watch & garrifons in frontier townsfor fearc of afuddcn furprifall: death continuallyfhooteshisarrowes abroad; fomctimes he mortallyfmitesthofe above theejfomerimcsthofe below thee,and thou feeft fome fall dead hard by thcc:ifthou giveftthy foulc to Satan in rhy life, how canft thouhope that Go d will entertaineitarthy death^O thenwhy fliouldeft thou for the pleafures of unrighteoufncffefor a very few daies (little dofl: thouknow howfew) deftroy thy foule for ever c do thou whip thyfoule with the lafhes ofd ivine fentences to follow afterGo d ,as Saint Aufim did his, when it was backewardandrefilled this heavenly work of thy converfion,and let notthofc ?wg£ ntiganim ^ vanitates vamatum^ohhokantient fins which did (hake his coateand whifpered in hiseares, doftthou leave us now,and mud we part for ever^ let not thefe bofome finsI fay,dctaine thee in the prifon of the divell,butlhakeihcm off as Saint Paul did the Viper, that they maydoe thee no hurt. Neither doth this concemethe unregenerateonly,butthofealfowhich through the po-licy of hell have difgraced their profeHion^ inflantlyto arife from their fin by unfained repentance, a dutypraife-worthy in any,and to be pra(5^ifed by the greateftmen on the earth. Many heroicall vertues were inKing David^ for none is he more to be honoured thenfor his repentance ; it is a goodlier fight to fee a Kingon his knees feeding upon the bread of forrow, andmingling histcares with' his drink, then to utter divineProverbs with wife Salomon : and what our Saviourfpoke of watching, the fame doc I fpcake ofrepentance,! fay unto youall repent, ifyou are in thefielde.7.C. II.Aflsif,Renexff Repen-tancejpceiffy.