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THen shalt thou see thy Exhalations to return again, and by the continu∣ance
of them on thy Body, light shall be∣gin to appear, which is our Spring and East season, in which as the rising Sun scatters the darkness with multitude of previous colours, especially in a misty morning; so is it with our Work, such admirable colours will appear, as never were seen by the eye of man in so little a room before. Then rejoyce, for now our King hath triumphed over the mise∣ries of death, and behold him returning in the East with the Clouds in power and great glory. Now the Night is over∣gone, and the Morning breaks; the Win∣ter is past, and the Spring comes on plea∣santly, with sweet showrs of April, hastning the most beautiful Flowers of May. Now as the Winter is a sad time, being cold and wet, frosty and slabbery, the Countries of Pleasure being dirty to the Horses belly, but the Spring returns the year, and pleasure with its sweet sea∣son: so in our Work, thy first Opera∣tions before blackness seem tedious, but after blackness far more tedious, for thou wilt think there will never be an end of it; so variety of colours brings delight in
its daily and hourly variety, even to per∣fect whiteness.