Referred to their proper seasons.
2.

Used with moderation.
Both these might give me subject to write many letters upon; but I study brevity, and desire rather to hint than dwell upon things which are serious and grave, because I would not tire you.
II.

Duties of religion: these may be called necessities too in their kind, and that of the sublimest nature; and they ought not to be thrust at all out of their place, and yet they ought to be kept in their place too.
III.

Duties of life, that is to say, business, or employment, or calling, which are divided into three kinds: 1.

Labour, or servitude.
2.