the more he sinneth, the more he searcheth to sin: when he hath deceived, nay he hath not deceived thee: as soon as he hath that he desireth, he hath not that he desireth: when he hath lest fighting, he goeth to fighting again: yet a little and a little more, and so we slit from one sin to another. While I preach, you hear iniquity in gender within you, and will break forth as soon as you are gone: So Christ wept & Jerusalem laughed: Adam brake one, and we break ten, like Children which laugh and cry, so as if we kept a shop of vices, now this sin and then that, from one sin to another. O remember thy end saith Solomon, and that thou must come to Judgement. What shall become of them that hath tried them most, be condemned most? Rejoice O young man in thy youth. But if thou mark Solomon he harps upon one string, he doubles it again and again, to show us things of his own experience, because we are so forgetful thereof in our selves, like the dreamer that forgetteth his dream, and the ⟨image 6⟩swearer his swearing. So we beg of every unclean spirit, until we have bumbasted our selves up to the throat, filling every corner of our harts withal uncleanness, and then we are like the Dog that cometh out of the sink, and maketh every one as soul as himself: therefore saith Solomon, if any one will learn the way to hell, let him take his pleasure: me thinks I see the dialogue between the flesh and the Spirit: the worst speaketh first, and the flesh saith: soul take thine ease, eat, drink, and go brave, lye soft, what else should you do but take your pleasure, thou knowest what a pleasant fellow I have been unto thee, thou knowest what delight thou hast had by my means: but the Soul cometh in, burdened with that which hath been spoken before, and saith, I pray thee remember Judgement, thou must give account for all these things, for unless you repent, you shall surely perish: no saith the flesh, talk not of such grave matters, but tell me of fine matters, of soft beds and pleasant ⟨image 6⟩things, and talk me of brave pastimes, Apes, Bears, and Puppets: for I tell thee the forbidden fruit is the sweetest of all fruits, for I do not like of your telling me of Judgement:
the more he sinneth, the more he searcheth to sinne: when he hath deceiued, nay he hath not deceiued thee: assoone as hee hath that he desireth, hee hath not that he desireth: when he hath lest fighting, he goeth to fighting againe: yet a little and a little more, and so we slit frō one sinne to another. While I preach, you heare iniquitie in gender within you, and will breake forth assoone as you are gon: So Christ wept & Ierusalem laughed: Adam brake one, and we break ten, like Children which laugh and crye, so as if wee kept a shop of vices, now this sin and then that, from one sinne to another. O remember thy end saith Salomon, and that thou must come to Iudgement. What shall become of thē that hath tryed thē most, be condemned most? Reioyce O yong man in thy youth. But if thou mark Salomon he harpes vpon one string, he doubles it againe and againe, to shew vs things of his owne experience, because we are so forgetfull therof in our selues, like the dreamer that forgetteth his dreame, and the ⟨image 6⟩swearer his swearing. So we beg of euery vncleane spirite, vntill we haue bumbasted our selues vp to the throate, filling euery corner of our harts withal vncleannes, and then we are like the Dogge that commeth out of the sinke, and maketh euery one as soule as himselfe: therefore saith Salomon, if any one will learne the way to hell, let him take his pleasure: me thinkes I see the dialogue betweene the flesh and the Spirite: the worst speaketh first, and the fleshe saith: soule take thine ease, eate, drinke, and goe braue, lye softe, what else should you doo but take your pleasure, thou knowest what a pleasant fellow I haue bene vnto thee, thou knowest what delight thou hast had by my meanes: but the Soule commeth in, burdened with that which hath bene spoken before, and saith, I pray thee remember Iudgement, thou must giue account for all these things, for vnles you repent, you shall surely perrish: no saith the flesh, talk not of such graue matters, but tell me of fine matters, of softe beds and pleasant ⟨image 6⟩thinges, and talke me of braue pastimes, Apes, Beares, and Puppits: for I tell thee the forbidden fruit is the sweetest of all fruites, for I doo not like of your telling me of Iudgement:
