xmm tije $?ogref*. iyj Grcat-htart. i promifc you, This was enough to ifcour ge thee ; but did they make an End here ? Valiant. No, flay. They cold me alfo of many mi Med that Way of Old, and chat had gone a reat Way therein, to fee if they could find fome- ung of the Gloiy then, that fo many had fo much jjilkcd of from time to time ; and how they came C4 ack again, and befooled themfelves for fetcing a tljj.odc cu: cf Doors in that Path, to the Satisfaction ,n f the Country, And they named feveral that did Cr 3, as Objlinate and Pliable, bhflruft and Tiaorouj, dfiurn away and old Atheift, with ieveral more ^vho, hey faid, had fome of them gone far to fee what :iey could find, but not one of them found fo much id vantage by going, as amounted to the Weight of a 'eather. ... Great-heart. Said they any Thing more to dift; our age \9U ? Valiant. Yes, they told me cf one Mr. Fearingf vho was a Pilgrim, and hew he found his Way fo ? olitary, that he never had a comfortable Hour thre-» n: Alfo that Mr. Defpondsncy had like to have been starved therein : Yea, and alfo, (which I had almoft orgotj Cbriflian himfe’*, about whom there has been ucn a Noile, after all his Ventures for a Ccsleftial IfljiCrown, was certainly drown’d in the Black River t nd never went a Foot farcber f however, it was to mother’d up. : in id Great* heirt. And did time tf theft Tbipgt difctwmge it P* ?