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If he can do this many times in a day, let him do it; and if not, at least a few times; because, when he hath contracted a custome thereof, he shall find himself much a gainer thereby, either presently, or within no long time. And, after our Lord hath granted it him, he will not exchange it for any treasure whatsoever; but nothing is acquired without some pains.