Apparitions > Historical tragedy, of young Beateman's ghost, or The perjured maid, justly rewarded

T H E
INTRODUCTION,
e find that: foiemn vows and promifes
•c of very great weight, and ilri<5tly bin-
ling, by the fevered: notice God hath
ken of thole that have violated any of
.em, in j>unifiling, the difhononr «one
lio nanle, by various- judgements; and
kat people may be more care fa l for the
iiture, not to make any. vows and pro-
ifes they to not inten i to keep, we
lall inftandy ihew you one example of
od’s anger in this kind, which all En-
lantl has heard with altonifnmcnt. there-
)re.
Be cautious of the words
And let them all be truth ;
Your oath’s and protnifes ne’er ’>reak.
Ih old age or in youth.