tfjc ptistmt’g is^cgreig. 147 When they were minded to go hence, they let em go in Peace, but gave not to them t'»ofe cer- in Cautions which before Were given to Ghriflian id his Companion. The Reafon was, fer that thefe id Great-heart to be their Guide, who was one lat was well acquainted with Things, id fo couJd g ve them their Cauti- is more fcafonable ; to wit, even ten w hen the Danger was nigh Che iproachiug. 1 Party pagi. V3- What Cautions Chrijiian and his Companion had sceived of the Shepherds, they had allb loft by that' le Tim.* was ccme that they had sed to put them in Practice. Where* 1 Part, pagi >re here was thfc Advance that this i33« ompany ha^'OV<|^|[ie ^ From hence they went lid, on Singing, and Behold y how fitly are the italics fet \ For tbz'r Relief that Pilgrims are become^ jfnd how they us derive without one L'tty that make the other Life the Mark and Hornet. What Hovel Us th y havey to us they give. That roe thf Pilgri;,;Sy jyful Lives may live. They do upn us too fuch Things be flow. That Jh w roe Pigrims aret wbi,re e'er see go. When .they were gone from the Shepherds, they ui'kjy.came to the Place whece Chrijiian met with lie furn-tmay,That dwelt in the Town of dpeftacy* Vherevore of him Mr Great-hearty heir Guide, did qow put them in 1 Pa*t, pag, lind, faying, this is the Place where 216, chrijiian. met with one Tum-away, ' KM who j