I2 cons #mt of Chrlft. The Way of Tranr?yeffort is hand, ProV, i]. IJ IXts a Wonder that they can g.t into thofe Ways with:f■ Dan?w °f breaking their Necks. Great-heart They will venture, tea, if at any Tir f any of the King’s Servants dg happen to fee the; * and doth call upon them, and tell them, That thi 2C are in the wrong Wa s, and do bid them bew’are the Danger, then they will railingly re urn them A fwer, and fay, As for the Word that thou hajl fpoken ’ uj cr ns in the Name of the King, v e will not hearken unto tht but rot void certainly do whatfoever Thing g eth cut of c ' Mouth, &c. Jer 44. 16, 17. Nay if.you look a lift farther, you (hall fee, that thefe Ways are made fa tionary enough not onl by thefe Pofts and Ditch, a? il Chain but alfo by being hedged up, yet they will chu»; to go there. Chridr. They are idle, they love not The Re Ton take Pains up hill Way is v.up!eaf:nt why fome do So it is fulfilled unto them; chufe to go ’n's written, The Way A of the Sloth j in By-ways, Man is a Hedge of Thorns : Yea, they w, Prov 15. 19 rather chafe to roalk tip a ■ a Snare, thru gj up this Hill, a id the rjfl of this Way the City, Then they fet forward-, and began to go up tl Hill, and up the Hill they went; bur before the ' g< up to the i op, Chrifiana began to pant, and fuel, dare fay this D a breathing Hrl) ; i yhe Hid puts • marvel if 'they that love their Ea ty Pilgrims more than their Souls, chufe to -hen t0 /r. felves a' fimother Way. Then fo Mercyy t mud fit down ; aiio- cue jea of the Children began to cry Currie, come, 1 Great-heart lit nor down her , for a little above is rlfir Prince’s Arbour Then he took the little Boy by> tl Hand, and led him up thereto. Whe ;!! ill )V )n Ol! :r k