. , . ~· 454 T ME Aa. T E lheth in vpon the Soule vu– fenced by Patience. Sure– ly lhee is a!continuall prey to euery trouble, Lh'C!e isne– uer owner ofher felfe, but like a light and.vnballafied veffell, fbee is at thecorn· mand ofeuery waue , ofe– uery winde. As concinuall as themiferieofMan is, fo continuall is thediftemrer , of Men impatient; and as often a~ troubles:doe hap– pen, fo often be they-lifted vpfro ,the hindgesof their fou les; and remooued into the habitations of their blinde and vncomfortable flelh. Sucb aone iscleane· beftdes himfelfe, euenb,e• fides his Soule;which is the ·reafon that h.ee can neither ad-
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