• I' 141 Cije ©econo part ot managed here, to the Supporting of the Weak, a well as the Warning cf the Unruly. p M [al! ifo I So they made them a Feafl of Things eafie of Di geftion, and th&t were pjeafant to the Palate, anc nourishing : The which when they had received they went to their Reft, each one refpe&iveiy unujii his proper Place. When Morning was come be caufe the Mountains were high, and the Day clear: and becaufe it was the Cuiftom of the Shepherds tc shew the Pilgrims, before their Departure, fom< Rarities, therefoie, after they were ready, and hacb] refreshed them Pelves, the Shepherds took them ouiL into the Fields, and shewed themJirifc what they hadjs] shewed to C hrijUan before. cl Tf '0 m Mmnt~Mar- vel, 1 .Party tal> 126. Then they had them to fome new-Places. The e firft was Meant-Marvel, uhere they looked, and le* hold a Man at a Diftance, That tambl a the Hills about, with Wards Then they asked the Shepherds what that should mean j?' So they cold them. That that Man was the Son of one Mr* Gnat Gratty of whcm yon lead in the Fi»ft Part of tjhe Records of thje j&VA grims Progrtfs. ^nd he is fet there to- teach rijgrims how to believe $GWn,;Qr fa tumhdei out of their Ways, what Diiffi- i nifties they shculd meet With by faith Then faid Mr. Great h<art, 1 know him, he is a Man above many. Mark I I ; a#, M*- v.\ v :i Then