a cl5oice antapreciousjpirit. they are fudged fingular, there is a ge- nerall agreement ofall the spiritss:f the godly throughout the world. Fourthly, proud . concei):ed angula- rity as it felt4cfpecitlly in things that are taken notice ofby others; it others look u t after 7 hem, andwit not vouch- fafe to take noticeofthem, theyquickly growweary of that they doe, and this is the heft way to deale wi rh fuch peo- pl c, tonegleet them; Let them perceive nobody thinks thehi worthyof regard- ing , ofonce minding them , and this makes them fooner weary then all the oppohngof them that canbe The end of angularity is , that it misht be obier- ved ; this is thehumour ofthefe people, they would fain be taken notice of for force thing, let it bewhat it will be ; ob- fervance is the thing that feeds this hu- mour; where this isnot, it foongrows wearyof it felt; and hence when thefe people are alone , when none can ob- ferve them , they doebut as other men doe. But now the fpeciali work of god-ï linelfe,whereinÇods peopledifferfrom ' othermen , in which their foules molt delight, and arc molt fullyc*erciféd in, it 4, 14S
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