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WHen a Man by extream bleeding at the nose is brought in danger of his life,* 1.1 the Phys••tian gives order to let him blood in another place, as in the arm, and so turns the course of the blood another way to save his life: And thus must we do, turn our worldly sorrows for losse of goods or friends, to a godly sorrow for our offences against God.
Nath. Shutes Ser. at S Pauls 1628.