. ■ ^ecottti $art of Now the Day drew on, that Chrifti* a mull be gone So the Road was Her lafl Day, full of People, to fee her take her and manner of Journey. But beholdall the Banks Departure, beyond the River, were full of Horfes and Chariots, which were come down from above, to accompany her to the City Gate So (he came forth, and entred the Riverf with a Becken of Farcwel, to thofe that followed her to the River lide. The laft Words that flie was heard to fay were, I come. Lord, to be with thee, and blefs thee. So her- Children and Friends returned to their Place, for thar thofe that waited for Chrijiiana, had carried her out of their Sight. So (he went and cal¬ led, and entred in at the Gate with all the CeremO' nies of Joy, that her Husband Chrijiian had entred with before her. At her Departure the Children wept. But Mr. Greah heart and Mr Valiant, played upon the Well-Tuned Cymbal and Harp for Joy. So all departed to their, i rdpe&ive Places. If J. * • '>Vl In Procefs of Time, there came a Poft to the Town again, and his Bufinefs was with Mr. Ready to-halt. So he enquired him out, and (aid, I am come to ithee, in the Name of him Mr. Ready- whom thou haft loved and followed, to-halt Sum- though upon Crutches. And my Mef- moned. fage is to tell thee, That he expe&s thee at this Table to Sup with him in his Kingdom, the next Day after Eafter: Wherefore prepare thy felf for thy Journey. Then