s The Prd!íce of Piety. _.t With a fpeciall memorandum As if a Matter fhould charge his ferrant to looke well vnto ten things of great truf t ; but to haue a more ffieciall care to re- member one of thefe te.n, for di- ners weighty reafons : fhould not a faithfull feruant that loues his Mafter, fhew a more fp eciall care vnto that thing aboue all other buf ìneífes ? Thus Mofes taught the peo- ple overnight to remember the Sa6bath : and it was an holy cu- nome among our fore fathers, when at the ringing to Prayer on the Eue before , the Hull bandman would glue over his labour in the Field ; .4nd the Tradef-man his worke in the Shop, and goe to Euening Pray- er in the Church, to prepare their foules ; that their minds might more cheerefully attend Gods worfhip on the Sabbath (1) ay 2. To poffeífe that night thy ve f fell 453 Exod. Iee 23,&c.
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