tPilgrftn’g £?ogrcte. ij V ib*re dofi thou keep fo cruel a Deg in thy Yard, at the S'ght 1-. f which, fuch Women and Children as wc, are ready to b from the Gate for fear ? He anfwered, and faid, That Dog f*s another Owner • he alfo is kept cloje in Devil. * not her Man's Ground, only my Pilgrims tar his Barking: He belongs to the Caftle which you fee 11ere at a Dlftanee, but can come up to > ?(? Walls of this Place. He has frighted i Part, p. 3 T* | any an honeft Pilgrim from worfe to l etter, by the great Voice ef his Roaring. Indeed, he that vneth him, doth not keep him out of any Good Will to me mine, but with intent to keep the Pilgrims from coming me, and that they may be afraid to come and knock this Gate for Entrance, Sometimes alfo he has broken t, and has worried fome that l loved; but l take all prefent patiently. I alfo give my Pilgrims tijnely -Ip, fo that they are not deliver'd up his Power, to do them what his Deggifo A Check to ature would prompt him to. But what! the Carnal \y purchafed One, I tro, hadfi thou known Fear of the ver fo much before.hand, thou wouldefl Pilgrims, t have beets afraid of a Dog. The Beggars that go from Door to Door, will, rather an they will lofe a fttppofed /.flms, run the Hazard of the wling, barkihg, and biting too of a Dog: And foall a yg in another Man's Yard, a Dog, whofe Barking / turn the Profit of Pilgrims, keep any from coming to me ? deliver them from the Lions, and my Darling from the - wtr of the Dog ? Met. Then faid Mercy, / confefs my ChriftiapS noranee : / fptak what I under ft and when wife t- t.: I acknowledge that thou doji all nough, ac- ings well. quiefee its the Chrijijwa, Then Chnftia«. began to fhffZ‘rd, !‘ Ik of their Journey, and to enquire 9 * ter the Way> So he fed them, and Iia walked