J( t^e 57 ith that he gave him again a downright Blow, and ought him upon his Knees. With this Blow he a Ho ietoke his Helmet, and with the next cut oiFin Arm. mdhen did the Giant rear Co hideoujly, that his Voice Righted the Women, and yet they' were glad to fee ni lie fprawling upon the Ground, ow the Lions uere c oined, and fo The Vitlory. p: themlelves could do nothing. Where¬ in re when old Grim, that intended to ba k them, Was ad Great-heart Laid to the Pilgrims, Come now, :e id follow me, and no Hu re fliall happen to you from mie Liens, They therefore went on, bur^tlie 'Women ryembled as rhey palled by them ; t*he •j] >v s atib looked as ifthey would die *, They pafs by it they all got by without further the Lions. urt. f!: Now, when they were within Sight "of the Porter's tiodge, they form came up unto it; but the) made the fiiore Haile after this to go thither becaufe his dan- serous Travelling there in the Night. So when they ere come to the Gate, the Gride 1 eked., and the Porter cryV, Who is They tome to cl'tre ? But as fpon as the Guide had. the Porter s i:id. It is 7, he knew his Voice, and Lodge. ime.dowo ; (for the Guide had oft 2fore that, come thither as a Goadi-ctor of Pilgrims) 'hen he was come down, he opened the Gate, and icing the Guide ftauding juft before it, (f >r he law pt the Women dor they were behind him) he faid unto im. Row now A/Ir Great^heart, wHac is your Bufmefs ere fo late at Night ? 1 have brought faid he, fome ilgrims hither,/'here, by my Lord's Commandment, ley mud lodg^ ! I had been here )me r ime ago, hacb I not been op- Great*heart I'ofed by the Giant that ufed to go back . attempts to go re Lions. But i, after a long and t.e- back. ious Combat with him, have cut him and have brought the Pilgrims hither ja Safety.*- . * i .1 K 1 1 lv' For ter, Go