i . ' I I l I 'The [hurches Marriage,. ed on his per.fon-: for. the affe&ion .;ofan harl~t maybctowauds.httr hoshamlls g0otls,\\nd toward I the comrnoditics.·and benefits by hitn ~ 'but art \ thou able to love theperfonof leftts Ghrifi, fo as 1 to delight jn him,ad_clc:fire Ius pretence, and fee.- ;kdl. him, (o,tbat thou:llatfeft not · for :·ml1y'~Hl'tngfo tmoumaiftihaYe ·him_ ?.:this .is to have·a wedding conjugall a-ffe&ion : ·butthis is not a11'ihat makes . the-marriagegarment. . . .· . :. - J-:Conftelerhefwles what 4:rol'tlne'lfe -tl>ioo d9aft in I . j'llsptef~Cej ' forpe-ifvEIJra.re~&AjtJ Outfeai'ie: flOWby .· ·perfecllove, isnot meant onely 1ove in the perfe- , ~iom, .thatisgrow.nc .to .a ·h'eight, (fuchwee,iliaH , . not ~ave , till wee come toheav~n) .but by~f~e~f, 1 love 1s tobe.unci' · . out fincere 10\le .. :~-therefbre tf' thouwooldelt:k-now'ifthouiaavethewedding' gar– mentlwhetherthis.conJt:tgafafFection be-wrought, thou fualt know.it bythe iboldnes thoo:1J~fhvith thy husband: wHrdiori.fay,.)thou ar-t rm:a:rried to him,and yotdar.eft~ci: fpeate to'him, _. bt.tt ,look:eft on·him.,·as on a I:udg~, a'S a hard Mafter or a fintn- . ger? that tho1:1 dareft not aske a~y- thing of, or if thou dofr, thou kno~efrnot w-hethe~ 'thOU iliaIt obraine.it '? there is a rercaineh0-ldneffe:and fami"' ltiarity goes along with this, is there fu·ch a difpo.. fi tion put into thy heart ? . . Befides this is not all,there doe ~vithall accom~ pany tnis all ipirituall..graces, that cloathe thy ; foule, that ·doe~alter the habit of it, for there is fomet"bingunderfiood in the fimilitude of agar.. rnent, as importing the. verydoathing that the foule weares, whenit -hat·h ·another habit than it 1 had·
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