'I • I ~.~6 H.eart-Treaf~re: he carries, chap. 1. 4nd gathers his mytr.h witf{ bjJ Spica, and eAts hu lfo;;.ey-co7!J.6 with his H()· nt'J~-'i. e. Hee reaps the graces and dNdes ot ,I the fincere foul, with as much.deligt~t as tbe Cl~ rape-gatherers or Husband-men reap tbcir fruits iJ;J the Vineyard or Field :' · Oh witb · what pleafure dpth the Lord ·accept the ho– lie a6lings of a treafured Saint l bL1t he con-· te1nneth .die cofl:ly facrifices of ~ grace~rffe foul :bee cares not for tbeir thoujhnds 8( Rami, · . or ten thoufandsof Ri7;.!ers of o,l; No no' a• . . foul fiortd wichgraces i~ better than an houfe lull of facrifices ; tbe Huncy-combofbt11nane infirmities is difpenfep with, where .theres !toreot Honey in gracious a6ts, · ~nd heaven– ly difpo{itiofns : a little Honey is b~ttcr to Gpd i:ban ·the meer coJ.Ub ,of Duties though artificiallycompofed, and exaB:ly perform~ ed: flappy is ,.,rbe foul.who·m tqe Lord de· li~bts thus to vtfit, that ts thus fitted to entcr– taiQ the Higb P~nd lofty One: 0 thit C::hriftians .c0uld fay a-s the Church i•n $ong, 1·. I 3.-:-At .~ilr gafesar~ all mtftnner of plea[ant~ fruitJ, nef!# ·dlntl old, -wbich J~dve l~id ~p for thee, 0 my Be- , ;.lo7M4' ~ · .S<?t~e So.hl fi.1ould fay, thi~ grace or ~11a~Jf.tfpofJqon l -wtll lay up for my dearefi . 'Husband Jefu~ Chdft, ·and bring it forth to . ~i-ye ~im eo~tent, t.his fmctll offwee~P.erfume . lliaH·meet btmat bts entrance, I wtll enterfain the beloved objeCl of my oearef} affe6li; .ons: ·at the doots at ho~e , in the fields fl.; ·broad , rle,biq him welcome uppn all occa•. · {ion~, 1will walkclofcly in my Family figq.: · ,~f.~U.oi , ,~ ing out ~leffed D~vidsQption.;Owher- wi/t1hou ~~m~
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