. .... 24 .A Fu.S'f for W~rmJ. J.,t length their -z.eal chac'd i·g.ioranc~ away, · "!hey left their puppets .and began to pray. · Lord, how unlimited arc thy confines, That frill purfu'ft man:ia his gQod defigns ! Thy.merci<s l1k~ the dew of..Hcr~Bn hill,_· Or like the Oyntme-At, droppmg downwa.rd ft;ll From A1FOi~1 s head, te bear a; from beard te fooe i So do thy c.1crcies dreridYus round ab~t: ' Thy love is beundieCs f Thou art apt and free >• · · To turn to Man, when Maa returns to thee. THE .ARGUMENT. . . . 7hey cafl t~e P1·ophet over BoArd: The Jtorm .allay'd; they fear the Lord: A mighty Fijb him4JUict deviHrs, Where he n111ained many hou1s• .; . sea. d• .. /J • ~ rf:' Ven as a. member, whofe corrupted fore . . J:, lnfeO:s, aAd rankles, eating inore.and D:lore; Threaming the bodies lofs ( if not prevented ) Thewife Chyl'blr~ion ( all flit means"atteRlpted) Cuts oft~ and with advifcd skill doih chooie ~ TA lofe a part, than all the body lofe ; Even fo the feeble Saylors (that addrefs 1"heir idle arm~; where Heaven denies fucce1s ) Forbear their thrivelcfs labor~, and devife '1 To root that evH, from :whe11ce their harms arife : .'! Trcaf0n is in their thq~,~gnts, and in their ears '· Danger revives the oid, arid adds new fears :- .Their hearts gt\'lW nerce' and ~very foul applies l' ~bandon mercy froin his tender eyes ·: . •" ' They
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