nty. tscceiitj i$art of 149 *» ere, I had nor forfaken ic at all ; but finding ic M together unfuitable to me, and very unprofitable for I forfook it for this Way. Then they askec me iat I faid Co the third ? And I told them, My Life ft more dear far than that I fliould lightly give it vay. Belidcs, you have nothing to mi dii > or tt ei to put Things to my” Choice ; How he he- herefore, at your Peril te ir, if you haved himfelf, eddle. 1 hen thefe three, to wit, and put them jj i d-head, Ineonfderate., and Pragma- to it. k drew upon me, and I alfo drew/ )on them. ^ So we fell to it, One againft Three, for the Space" ' three Hours They have left upon me, as you e, fome cf the Maiks vf their Valour, and have Co carried away with them fome of mine. They e but juft now gone : I fuppofe they might, as the ying is,' hear your Horfe da(h,sand fo they betook emfelves to flight. , . . Grea:-Hcat, jainft One. But here was great Odds, Three iccour ? Valiant. 1 Valient* *Tis true ; but Little or More are No- ling to l im that has the. TRUTH on his Side : 'cough an Hofl fhould encamp agatvjl me, faid one, mjt, eart Jhall not fiar j Though War fhaU rife againft me, 1 this will / he (orjident, &c, Befides, faid he, I rve read in fome Kecords, that one Man has fought 111 Army ; and how many did Sampfert (lay with the- iw Bone of an Afs ? Great,heart. Then faid the Guide, WVy dii you it cry out, that fome might have come in for ycur* . . v \ • a