Ease, their avarice, and the number of their Years: None to appearance more Wise and Religious than these Wretches, whose Apology is com∣monly their declining of power, and contempt of worldly vanities: The sole difference which seems to be between them, is, that the great Rich-man disposes of his Estate in building some august Fa∣brick or Publick Work, which cul∣tivates, Art, and employs a world of poor men that earn their bread; and that the other unprofitably hoards it up: Besides, that Cove∣tousness seldom goes unaccompa∣nied with other secret and exter∣minating Vices. But the wisest of men has said so much, and so well concerning this Evil under the Sun,Eccles. that I shall only need address you to his Book of Vanities: As for the Recreative part of Solitude, which he again resolves here into Hunting, Hawking, Angling, and 0