WRIGHT - An account of his excellence - 1688 copia

ens, runn i ng under the Hen. The word (— Dip perfos congregate) It gather s em again. Denot ing thereby, The good effect s of His Majeftys I ndu l- gence , when all His Subjects, how di v ided foever among themfelves, r un under His wing for fhel- ter, againft the T y r a nny of thofe Penal Laws, which, have either difperft them into other Countreys, or made them uneafie at home. The mo rn i ng Star. T he word (— Did pravius alma) —Forerunner of the Day. Shewing thereby, That the Day is not far behind ; A nd that His Majeftys Subjects (fince the Day - f pr i ng f rom on Hi gh , had vi l i ted them) want not a L i ght, to guide their feet , into the way of peace . A Ship ha lf f oundr i ng in the Sea, The Polar-Star in the C l oud s: The word (Dam vide am fat is eft— ) 'tis yet enough I iee ' t~ fignifying thereby, that England (which may be well expreft by a Ship) can never mi fcarry, whilft fhe fees her grea t Monar ch, or Cynofare, to direct her. Thefe, and the l ike, not wi thout pa r t i- cular