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THE
INTRODUCTION
We find that ſolemn vows and promiſes ⟨a⟩re of very great weight, and ſtrictly bin- ⟨d⟩ing, by the ſevereſt notice God hath ⟨ma⟩ken of thoſe that have violated any of ⟨t⟩hem, in puniſhing, the diſhorone done ⟨h⟩is name, by various judgements; and ⟨t⟩hat people may be more careful for the ⟨na⟩ture, not to make any vows and pro- ⟨m⟩iſes they to sot intent to keep, we ⟨s⟩hall inſtantly ſhew you one example of ⟨G⟩od's anger in this kind, which all En- ⟨Engl⟩and has heard with aſtoniſhment, there- ⟨fo⟩re,
Be cautious of the won't you like
And let them all be truth
Your oath's and promiſes ne'er break.
In old age or in youth
