# M t$e $tlgtdm’ss 3 yea, I think I may fay, That this hazardous Journey has got many well-withers to his ways: For tho’ when he was here, Iv was Fool Chrifjian? in ever Man’s Mouth, yet now he is are mil gone, he is highly commended of all. fpoken of For, ’t Is faid, he lives bravely where he when gonef is; Yea, many of them that are refol- tho' called % Ved never to run his Hazards, yet have Fools while „ their Mouths water at his Gains* they are here! g Thy may, qdoth I, well think, if they think any Thing that is true, that he liveth well where he is; jor ■%he now lives at, and in the Fountain of Life, and has * what he has without Labour and Sorrow, for there is 719 Grief mix'd therewith„ Sag. Talk / The People talk ffrangely about him I Some fay, that he now walks in White ! ■•that he has a Chain of Gold about his Neck, that hehasa Crown of Gold, be- fet with Pearls upon his Head ; Others ►fay. That the Ihining Ones that fomefimes shewed themfelves to him in his Journey, are become his Companions, and that he is as familiar with them iiT ♦the Place where he is, as here one Neighbour is with another. Beftdes, ’tis confidently affir¬ med concerning him, that the King of Zech. 3. 7, the Place where h? is, has bellow’d up- Luke 14. on him already, a very rich and plea- fane Dwelling at Court, and that he every Day eat- £th and drinketh., and walketh and talketh with, him, and receiveth the Smiles and Favours of him that is Judge of all there. Moreover, it is expe&ed of fume, that his Prince, the Lord of that Country, will shortly 'come into thefe Parts,, and will know the Reafon, if they can give any, why Judg. 14, iy. his Neighbours fee fo little by him and had him fo much in Dciifion, when they per- iceiyedthat he would be a Pilgrim. For Rev 3, 4, Chap. 6. IX,'