OF HAPPINEs. I theWard ofthefoulc) brea.. keth in vpon the foul e) and carries her aw~ty into tu– multuous, enormous, ,and . vnreafonable perturbati– ons. But on the other fide, Patienceraileth inthe foule an1idft thepreafe of tempo .. rail euils, and keepeth·her in a condnuall quietneiTe and repofe,& confequently in an abilitie of iudgement, difcretion, and dh·etl:ion; and this is a firfi and chiefe vfe and beneficofPatience. For doth not ·that greatly aduanta:ge vs, an·d the gra ~ ces beO:owedon vs, which makes vs 0 \Vners and Ma– fters ofour felues & them ? By Patience \o/Ce can, with I .the Centl4rhitJ, ettll for this . . fer- · l . 433 •
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