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21.2
Rulea
helps to
'Griflida
meekneffe,
palïon;
yea I may
doe
it
better,
and
therefore
I
will
do:
it
then:
-á
-
If
patron
do but
!fay a
while,then it
will
be
clariied,
It's
true,
anger
is
the whetf
one
of
venue if it
be done
in
a
right
nmner,but
it
is
as
it
is
in
Phyfick,if
the
Groff:
be given
ii
will do
no
good, but if it be
clam
ed,
then
it
may be of
a
great deale
ofufe,
and fo
it
is
with
plffion:
In
the ninrh
place, tvhenthcu feeleli
thy
pairrou
begin to
a-
rife,
labour
to :time
rhy
pi
iìon
another
way, upon fome
other
.,
o
bjeoi,
as
thus; I feele anger
begin
toarife
againff my
brother,
or wife,
or husband,
or
lervant,
now
let
me labour in`fead
of
anger to exercife
mourning,
fuch
a
one hath
difpleafed me,
my,.
wife
or
child
or
f
ervant,before thou
iveli
way
to thine anger,
get
alone and
bemoanxheir
fn;
thou fayeff'they
have
done-ex-
ceeding
ill
;
have
they, then they
have
finned
againlf
God
as
well
as
againfl
thee,
and
if
fo,
then
take this rule before thou.
£hewefl
any
paiiion,
get
alone, and mourn:, for
their
fin againff
God,then
corne
out
and
fee
how
thy paflion will work after thy
mourning
for
their
fin, you
would find this rule of very
great
tale,
(if
husbands and
wives
that
have
not
liv'd quietly,
or
mailers
in
their
familyes
)
if
you would
but
observe
it
, that
when
any
thing
is
done
amifs,
if it be not
fin
a.gainfi
God,
then'
there's
no
great
matter
to flirre
your anger,
but
ifit
h.ith
fin
in
it,
then be lure to
mourn:, for ir.
Firff before
God
you
let out'
your
paffion,
and
fo
turn
anger
into
love
:
Phyfitiatas
when
they
would
ffench
blood that
runs
too
much in one
veine,
they leek to turne
it
into-
another,
and
fo
Gould
we doe.
with
our
affections,
and
that
Chrillian
hash
a
great
deale of
skil, wifdome,
and
ftrength that
is
able
to
turne
his affe
lions:
Now Ile
exercife anger,
and now
Ile
exerche love,
and
now
Ile
exerci-fe forroav,
and now Ile exercife
joy, and
now
Ile
ex-
ercife hope,
fo
that he
is
able
to turne
his
atfeclions this
way,
and that
way,
if
a
man
be not able
to
turne
his_
affections this
way and
that
way
furely
there
isforne diffemper,but
thi's
is
the
excellency
of
a
Chrilfian,
he
hath command
over
his
ar:feáti-
ons,
he can
turne them this
way
or
that
way
:
It's
.a
good
thing
ha
dealing withtchildren,
when
they
are dogged or fullen, not
t
.sall:upon
thein
in
a
rage,
but if
you can
turne their
thoughts
.to