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BE not too cautious in discerning the sit objects of thy Charity, least a soul perish through thy discretion: What thou givest to mistaken want, shall re∣turn a blessing to thy deceived heart: Bet∣ter in relieving idleness to commit an accidental evil, then in neglecting mi∣sery to omit an essential good: Better two Drones be preserv'd, then one Bee perish.