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His Will he had so long lost in the Divine Will, as not to find it, or to be troubled with its reluctancies under so long and sad a Series of Tryals and Afflictions, as those which at∣tended him constantly to his Grave. His Affections were strong and servent, and to use his Words, They kept to their right Objects, and their due Bounds, never inkindled
but with a Coal from the Altar, and then they soared to mar∣vellous Heights. He was indeed, as it were, all affection in pursuing and promoting the grand interests of Religion. The Zeal of God's House had consumed him, and that not Blind nor Wild, but well attempered with Light and Heats. In Sum, what Holy Mr. Herbert said of himself, that may be said of him, That his Active Soul was as a keen Knife in a thin Sheath, ever about to cut through, and take its flight into the Region of Souls.