tlje $tlgttro’ss progvef#. 47 ngs M Great heart. Yes, ’ewas the Belief of this that cut thofe brings, that could not be cut by other HontMtr! ertfeans, and t« as to give .him a Proof ^ w i:if the Vertue of this, that he was r, ;n.. , suffered to carry his Burden to the igrdluKm »Crofs. •mere cut. one Chrift. I thought fo, for tho* my Heart may lightful and 10 foyoUf before, yet it is ten times more light feme and joyous' anijfijp And I am perfwaded by what I have felt, tho* /■ m'jave felt but little as yet, That if the mo/f hurdled Man 0in the World was here, and did fee and believe as I now dop wjtwould make his Heart the more m.rry and blithe. I11 Great-heart. There is not only Com¬ fort, and the Eafe of a Burden brought H:w affection mt;o us, by the Sight and Confideration to Chrift is mt)f thefe, but an endeared AfFeftion be- begot in the :ret.yot in us by it: For who can, if he Soul. forifoth but once think that Pardon comes' ioohot only by Promife, but thus ; but be affe&ed with, anc.-he Way and Means of Redemption, and fo with the ooMan that hath wrought it for him. our. ( • - t 'M Chrift-. True, methinks it makes my Heart bleed to think yd‘hat he ftould bleed for me Oh ! thou lo ving One Oh \ »81hou bhffed One: Thou defervejl to have me, thou hajl bought an<W : Thou defervejl to have me all, thou fob aft paid fir me Ten Thoufmd times more 1 Part, p. 5-4* than I am worth No ntjarvT that this Caufe of Ad- made the Water fland' in my Husband's miration. :k,Eyes and that it made him trudge fo nim- nbly on, I am perfwaded he w floed me with him, but vile ~/i Wretch that I was, I let him come all alone O Mercy, nth at thy Father and Mother were here ; yea] and Mrs Timo- W’rous alfo: Nay, I wif) now with all ray Heart, that here was Madam Wanton too. Surely, furely their Hearts would tk be ajfefted ; nor could the Fear of the one, nor the powerful l.ujts of the other, prevail with them to go Home again, and r fufe to become good Pilgrims. Great* v