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Kinde Reader,
LEt me lay this Injunction upon thee before thou per∣mittest thy eye to survey this little Volume, that thou wilt resolve to pardon, I will not say for what, for fear thou shouldest be scrupulous and not read; The subject is Divine,
and I confess too good to be so badly handled; however, I have done my endeavour, and Alexander did no more when he conquered Kingdoms: But Reader, because I will not de∣tain thine eye too long in one place, I bid thee