so much as the Kindness of my best Friend, who saw how apt my De∣sires were to stray from him, and therefore by these frequent Disap∣pointments would have me learn more Wisdom that to let loose my Heart to that which cannot satis∣fie. And though I have in some measure rectified this Fault, yet still I find an agreeable Movement in my Soul towards her I love, and a Displeasure and Pain when I meet with Unkindness, which is a strong Indication of somewhat more than pure Benevolence; for there's no Reason that we should be uneasie because others won't let us do them all the good we would. And though your Distinction be very ingenious, That we may seek Creatures for our good, but not love them as our good, yet methinks 'tis too nice for common 0