ABSTRACT
g 6 9 ' ■ C5o) Pearls before Swine, th a t wilt defile and trample on them*, Tbit, mine eye, mine eye bath feen, and perfedly beheld the Free-born. from above, coming out of the Wildernefv, covercd-with goodly and comely Raiment, white and clean, as the light of the$un,or a* a Stone mod precious, clear as Chryltal, and mine eye beheld • Crown which was<mbracedin the Arms of the Bridegroom, and the Crown was well adorned with many Stars which did excel each other in glory , and mine eye beheld the Son as a Bride
