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Rules
and
helps to
(hrif
ian'naeek,;effe,
to
fomething
elfe,
you
have
difpl;
aced
them
in one thing, do
nor
be grating upon
them
in
that
one
thing, but
fee
if
you
can
turne
them
tobe
thinking or looking
after
Tome
other thing,
and
by
that
you
fhall.getthem
fooner
out of
their
fallen
mood=
then
by oppofing
it
:
io
it
is
with our felves many times
there
is
a
fallen dogged
froward
moode
upon our
hearts,
now
the
way
perhaps will not be
to
oppofe
direçtly that
fullennetfe
of,.
our
hearts, but
the.waywill
be
to-
have force
object
before+ús.
to turne
the
fl
-reame
of
the heart
to;
Tenthly,-
Another rule to help
againft againfl
anger
it's
this,.
do not
multiply
words;
take heed
in
froward
panic
that,
words be not multiplyed.
In the
8
Pro:
13. v:
&
in the
5
of
Moth:
2,2.v: diversScriptures
I
might (hew
that
the
multi
plying of words
is
very
dangerous in
time
of
paflioia,and
efpe-
cially
to
give
liberty
to
vild
fpeech
:words
are winde, I but.
they
are
that
winde that
blowes
up this fire
to
a
mighty
here,
In
the 7
Pro:
t
t
.
ver:
it's
fail
ofthe
whore
that
floe iS
lóud,'tis
a
moll unbefeemingthing
for women
(though
they
be
provok'r
by
anger)
robe
loud in fpeech,
to be
loud
in
their
words,
and-
to
multiply their words: The whorifh
woman
is
defcribed
by
that
fhe
is
loud,
and
therefore thole
that
would behave
them
-
felves
as
Matrons in fobriery and
modefty, take
heed of loud
fpeeches
:
and
then
of.
adding word
to
word,_
the
bef}.way
is
rather
to
be filent, rather
to
turne
away, as
we
read
of David
when he had
to deale
wiih his
froward Brethren,
in
the-
17
.
lie
turned away
from
liens
and wield an
fuer
no
m
re
.: ----
T
confeife
to turne
away in
a
fullen
manner that's not good
nei-
ther, but
to
give
a
few
gentle
fpeeches and
then
ro
turn
away,
to
turne
away
without
any
aníwer
that
may provoke
as
much,
but
ñrft togrve
forrà
gentle.anfwer and
then to túrd
awaÿ,
acid
refolve not
to
multiply words
at
fuch a
time
as
this
is
:
That's
anotherrru
:
_.
Eleventhly,
If
you would
not be paffronate, but
of
meeker
and
quiet
fpirits,'
take
heed of putting
your
(elves
'inee.
too
much
bufìneffe
that
;
od
calls you
not
unto, and 'the
reafon
is
this,
becaufe
there
is
no
bufinefl'e
but
will
-have:
fomewh
t
or
other
to:tall croife,
therefore
be
fire
to
be
about nothing
but
whztr
Zia,