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BEe punctuall in finding out his times of sowrenesse and disaffection▪ for all men have cri∣ticall seasons and dayes, and are not alwayes the same in humour and disposition; let their beha∣viour be the alarme to yours, and be observant of their more secret
motions and gestures, and awake with them at their first sum∣mons, for you shall see, if you be an exact observer, the dawnings and day breake of their better dispositions: it was a wise com∣mand the Spouse gave,
I charge ye, O ye Daughters of Ierusalem, that yee stirre not up nor awake my beloved till hee please, Cant. 2. 7.