assures him our amours, that these adulterate delectations set out in the richest embroidery, have a fas∣cination irresistible: And where our pleasures are there will our hearts be also.
Here are the World, the Flesh, and the Devil, enough to make a riot, to beat down, to level those Mounds and Bulwarks, that are slightly set up, and worse guarded for the souls preservation. Musaeus calls the light of Hero a deceitful one, because it extinguisht when Leander, amidst the boistrous waves, had most need of its dire∣ction. So may it be said of the va∣nity of this World, that 'tis an Ignis fatuus, a deceitful light, it leads us to Charnel-houses and Cmetaries, to death and destruction.
7. Therefore Solomon, that we may not be turn'd into hearts by the Inchantments of that Satanical Cir∣ce, drink of those tilted Lees, enter∣tain