t!)e f&tlgrt'm’g 3 t When the Interpreter had done, he rakes' them nut • into his Garden again, and had them to a re" 'whcfe Hnfide was all rotten and gone, and \et it grew and irhad Leaves- Then Paid Mercy, What '• means this ? This Tree, faid he, whofe Of the Tree '■Dutlide is fair, and wnofe Infde is rot* that is or etz ^ten, is it to which many may be com- at H art pared that are in the Garden of God : Who with their Mouths fpeak high id fcehah of • od, ’‘but indeed will do nothing for him ; wh ft ! eavr> are T(rfair, but their Heart good for nothing b t to be Tin* icr for the Devil’s Tinder Box. i Now Supper was ready, the Table fpread. and ail ^Things*let on Board ; fo they fat down and did ear* IfWhen one had given Thanks. And the Interpreter did ufually entertain thofe Thy are at jr(1:hat lodged with him with Mufick at Supper ‘ Meals; fo the MinOrils play’d There was alfocne that did fing, and a very fine Voice h& bad. His Song was this, ■, j 3 ,k The Lord is only my Support, And. he that doth me R ed ; Ho>v can I then wasn't any hlng Whereof / fiand in Need ? ' tW When the Song and M-nfich was ended the Inter* retry asked Chr.fi ana What it wafctbat at fir ft did m.vt? d p\:hHs to betake her/).If to a Pilgrim s Life fChrifiimet ^[.nfw/red, Rirfi, The Lofs of my Hus* sand came into my Mind, at which SI , *as heartily griev’d r Bur^all that was ut Natural • Affection Then,; after 1 hat came the Troubles and PUgr;.. n^bage of mr Husband into m; Mind nd alfo how like a Churl l bad carried : to him as'to that. So Guilt took hold of mv Mind (fejind would have drawn ,ne into the P nd ;-*but'that ^PP^rcuixity, i had a Dream of the VV eTbeing of my yjjjl 1 C .Hv-ck.flj-i/r 1 Talk, at hupm per A R pe~ t'tion,o' Cirri-* Pi a nab Expe¬ rience