A heavenly conference between Christ and Mary after His resurrection. Wherein the intimate familiarity,…

Tell me where thou hast laid him, and I will take him away.

One would think the dead body ⟨p. 10⟩might have frighted the woman, and the heavy body might have been above her strength; but she was in such an ecstasy of love, and desire and grief, for want of her desire, that she considered not well what she said.

One would think the dead body ⟨p. 10⟩might have frighted the woman, and the heavy body might have been above her strength; but she was in such an extasie of love, and desire and grief, for want of her desire, that she considered not well what she said.

They be words of passion, and indeed if you observe the story of Mary Magdalen, she was a woman of extremity in all conditions; like Jonah, when he grieves, he grieves exceedingly, when he rejoices, his joy is wound to the highest pitch. So she was full of love when she loved, and full of grief when she grieved, and full of joy when she joyed, she had large affections, all were in the highest measure, and strained to the highest pin in her, and that made her say, If thou hast &c.

They be words of passion, and indeed if you observe the story of Mary Magdalen, she was a woman of extremity in all conditions; like Jonah, when he grieves, he grieves exceedingly, when he rejoyces, his joy is wound to the highest pitch. So she was full of love when she loved, and full of grief when she grieved, and full of joy when she joyed, she had large affections, all were in the highest measure, and strained to the highest pin in her, and that made her say, If thou hast &c.