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DOE not let your selfe loose so as to create any satiety or surfet in those you converse with, but leave them as neare as you can in appetite and desire, and it will not be amisse to make some suddaine and unexpected departures, so they seeme not too affected and abrupt▪ thefe that af∣fect you will continue after this inquisitive and restlesse to enjoy you: it is policy to shed a plea∣sant
sowrenesse in some of your actions, and to become an inge∣nious and friendly tormentour▪ these are in Salomons language the true wounds of a friend, and an ingredient of such bitternesse will addulce and sweeten you afterwards;
I opened to my belo∣ved, but my beloved had with∣drawne himselfe and was gone, I called on him, but hee 〈◊〉〈◊〉 〈◊〉〈◊〉 no answer, Cant. 5 6.