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 1 5 |        after beginning well we may also end well, that the
 2 5 |       that the counsels of God may be both understood and put
 3 8 |    hands on all he can that he may live happily on the spoils
 4 9 | looking on these evils, and We may lift up Our heart in hope.
 5 12|         the course of our days may seem a continual ascent
 6 13| whereby not only private lives may be amended, but also from
 7 13|    from which a final judgment may be looked for in those matters
 8 14|    shine before men, that they may see your good works."18
 9 14|    consider how far evil deeds may prosper, not whether empires,
10 15|   burning up the roots of sin, may open a way for the restoration