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Valiant, No, they (eemcd as fo many Nothing*
to me.
Great-heart. How came that about ?
Valiant. Why, J ftiil believed wha^
How he got o- Mr. Ted true had laid, and that carrir
ver thefeftum~ ed me beyond them all.
bling Blocks, Great-heart. 'Ihen this was your Vi-1
8oryt even your Faith,
Valiant, Icwas fo, I believed, and therefore cameljj
out, got into the Y/ay, fought all that fee therafelve* r
againft me, and by believing am come to this Place:}
Who Would true Valour fee.
Let him come hither ;
One here void cm ft ant be9
Come W7irid, come Weather i
There's no Difcouragement
Shad make him once relentf
His firft avow d Intent
To be a Pilgrim.
Who fo befet him round
With difmal Stories,
Do but themfelves confound.
His Strength the more is.
No Lion can him fright;
He'd with a Giant fightf
But he will have a flight
To be a Pilgrim.
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Hobgoblin, nor foul Fiendt
Can daunt bis Spirit;
He he at the End
Shall Life inherit.
Then Fancies fly awayt
He'd not fear what Men fayf
Hid labour Wight and Dap
To be a Pilgrim.
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