Mount Innoo tt?e ptlptlnlJ Pf&gtefs! 143 ^TFen they had them to another Place, Called unt Inno.tvcc 1 And there they law Man cloathed all in .White; and o Men, Prejudice and Ill-Will, conti-" ally calling Dirt upon him. Now hold the Dirt, whatfoever they call him- would in a little Time fall off again; and his '4rment would look as clear as if no Dirt had been 1 thereat. fence. ad Then Paid the Pilgrims* What means this ? The ad epherds anfwered ; This Man is named Godly- ttitw {and the Gaiment is to Ihew the Innocency of 5 Life. Now thofe that throw Dirt at him are ch as hate his Well-doing; but, as you fee, the Dirt 11 not Hick upon his Cloaths, fo it fhall be with m that lives truly innocently in the-World. Who* er they be that would make fuch Men dirty, they- x)ur all in vain ; for God, by that a little Time is ■Jrfent, will caufe that their Jnnocen e fhall break forth the Light, and their Righteoufntf: as the Noon^ ay. ie Then they took them, and 1 had em to Mount Charity, where they Mount Cha* ewed them a Man that had a Bundle rity, Cloth lying before him o^t < f | filch he cut ’.'oats and Garments for the Poor that- >od about him; yet his Bundle* or Roll of Cloth, as never the leis.. Then faid they, What Ihould this be ? This ,.faid the Shepherds, to Ihew you, That he at has a Heart to ; give of his Labour to the )or, shall never want wherewithal. He that wa- retb, shall he watered himlelf, And the Cake that