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Excerpt from The Art of Contentment
But 'tlyis concurrence as to the end I}: not more univerfal toe): the di/a greement about tloe way. Every man would loave bappinejs, liut Wlaerein toot con/i s, or loom it is to be'at tain'd l2as bin ver} diver } opin'd. Indeed tee ultimate jupreme' lrappi nefifiae it is originally inlverent in God, ittpmrapt up in tl/ofe clouds and darknefi', wbiclo, as tlre Pfizlmi zies; are round about him P zl. I 8. I I And we can fee not/oing of it, but in t/so/e gleam: and raies be is pleas'd to dart out upon us ) t/aat all our e/z'imates as to our final feli city mu 6e mefizr'd o} toofe revela tions lie baa made of it.
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