pe Poco anz fotnítpZo0ii. 3 21, from an habit, before others alto as . foon as you can. 3. But till you can do it without difgracefulexpreffl. ons, repetitionsand diforders, it is better .in your fami- ly to ufe a Book or Form. 4. Ifin publick or fecret any one find, that a fpm having more fit, large and lively expreffions, than he can have himfelf without it, doth quicken and enlarge him,he may bell: ufe it. But if it more bind and f raitent him, he may forbear it. I will add thefe two advices here, I. -.-Settle riot your felf,in fuck a Calling and way, as will not ítand withFamily-worfhip. 2. Take heed of growing in cuffiomar.inefs anddead formality ; which may too ear_ fly befall you, even under externporate prayers. S. Haveyou any more Connfl for me, for the good and order ofmy family ? P. At this time I will add no more but thefe Watch againft your worldly l,ufinefs, that it eat not out the life and ferioufnefs of holy duies. Alas, in molt families in the world, the world is all that they have any fenfe of : (Though yet your Calling muft be followed.) S. Truly Landlords are fo hard, and people fi very poor, thatneceffty is a confiant and great temptation to them; P. I know it is: But if Landlords be cruel, {hall men be more cruel to thetnfelves ? If they keep you poor, will you therefäore keepyour foul ungodly and mifera.. hie ? The lefs comfort you have here, and theharder this world ufeth you, the more careful Mould you be in rea- fon, to make fure of a better world. Poor men have fouls to fave, and a Heaven to win, and a Hell to fcape, ánd a Chrift to believe in, and a God toLove *td ferve,
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