eAChain of Principles. Z5L then laid to the lea `" Thou belong- Exerc. 6. `,` eft to my dominion, and this earth which my throne ífandeth upon is " mine. I charge thee therefore not to " flow in uponmy ground, nor towet " the feet of thySovereign Lord. But in vain , for the tide kept its courre and carne up to his feet with out doing him any reverence. Where- upon he removed further off, andPaid, Be it known to all men in the world `` that the power of Princes is but a `` vain empty thing, and that none ful,- " lydeferveth the name ofa Sovereign " Lord, but he at whole beck heaven and earth yield their obedience, 'ho can fay to the jea, hitherto limit thou come, but no further and here jhall thy proud Thaws be /laid. It is all° reported that after this he never put on his crown more. O that all the Ions of men would accordingly learn from this branch of divine greatnefs never to boat more of their own abilities ! but to throw K k 3. down
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