The finall conclusion of all

NOw thē good Sister, I trust that these considerations, if you oftē read them with good deliberation, and truelie imprint them in your remembraunce, they will somewhat inflame your harte with the loue of Christ Iesu, and that loue once established in you, all ye other points and ceremonies of your religion shall bée easie vnto you, and no whit painefull, you shall then comfortriblie doe euerie thing that to good religion appertayneth, without any great wearynesse. Neuerthelesse if it so fortune that you at any tyme begin to féele any dulnesse of mynde quicken it again by the meditatiō of death, which I send you here before, or els by some effectuall prayer, earnestly calling for helpe & succour vpon the most swéete Iesu, thinking as it is in deed, that is your necessitie, & that no where els you can haue any helpe but of him. And if you will vse these short prayers following, for euerie day in the wéeke one, I thinke it shall be vnto you profitable. For thus you may in your hart shortly pray what companie so euer you be amongest.