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SHal be directed, to the most su∣blime and diuine Sacramēt of the Eucharist: First extol its force and power, which at that time we feele in our selues. For the soule which receiues and retaynes IESVS in her house, how stout, how generous, how constant she becomes! Then inuite IESVS that he would often deigne to lodge in the Inne of thy hart, and there securly take his rest. But beware thou awakest him not
in his sleep, nor euer suffer the noyse of the world, and commotions of the mind to make any tumult there, or that any idle words (for the least thing hinders) should disturb his sweet and gentle sleepes.