y4 PROVERBS. Chap./9. noured,andhis peopleareeitherawed, or elfccomfortable by the faille. That wife men mull fometimes berebuked, and how vfe- full it will be unto them for increafeoftheir graces, feechap. tcr.9.v.$.9. Verfc. 2 6. A leafs' andfham6fHll child, Illoyleth hiafather, ai chafcthaway hi®mother. A LeaudandJha!n-fullchild] one that is graceies,and gïuen to riot, and other finfull waics, whereby his parents and friends are made afhamed, foilethhi.rfathcr, Bothhim as much harme,as if hebrake intohishonte, and robbed him, or cameas an open enemictomake fpoilc ofall that hebath :and many (parenot their parents flare indeci,but either filch away their goods, and fa them in debt and arreareagcs, by their waflfulnes, andch 1 thaway hismother, Co alienarethherafFec`Ii- _on from him, by his rude and rebellious behauiour, that fie flieth, as it were, his prclence, and is glad when fhc is out ofhis fight:& fomerime groweth to that vnnaturall inhumanitic,and more then barbarousand fauadgcoutrage, that he driuethher out ofhispretenceby rayling and biterfpecchts, yeaeapel- leth her out of the houle, and turneth her out of dooms, when once he commeth to his inheritance. See, chap. ter. ao.v.r. Verle, 27. Leaseof; m,yjosrne, toheareany more tieinfrsrlisn that c4wfth theetoerrefrom the tror&ofk fowled e. L Ease af ,my¡Bnnej though in former timeswhen thouwaft thedifciple ofdccciuers, and the child ofwrath, thy Bare was open,and roadie toheare ffuchleífons as poyfoned thy heart, yet now that thouart become the fcholler ofirewife dome, and begotten tobe mychild, as being Godschild, now defiht from rhathurtfull andperûicious courfc,ceafetoheart any more theinfaru7ion, that pchh!cnt and i nfeerious counfclland doetrine, which isdeliucred for inflrudid, & carried] a fliewof truth
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