tfje plgrtm’st pjogtefg.' 49 Mercy. But could thy perfwade any one to be of their 1 union ? - * \, Great-heart. Yes,they turned feveral out of the Way. t here was Slow pace, that they per¬ vaded to do as the y. They alio pre- Their Crime filed with one Short-wind, with one whom' they y heart, .with one Linger-after-ha(l, and prevailed upon i-ith one Sleepy* he ad, and 'with a young to turn out of ir oman, her Name was Lull, to turn the Way. tit of the Way and become as they, y Tides they brought up an ill Report of your Lord, ig Tiwading others that he was a hard Task-Matter, is hey alfo brought up an evil Report of the Good wind, laying, ’Twas not half fo Good as fome pre- a nded it was. They alfo began to vilifie his b‘er- ' ts and to count the bed: of them meddlefome, omublefome bufy Bodies : Further, they would call ice Bread of God Husks, the Comforts of his Children 1 teles ; the Travel and Labour of Pilgrims, Things to 'il*j Purpofe. . ' , i®. 3 lieThrift Nay, faid Chrittiana, if they were fuch, tiny-. ’da never be bewaiUd by me, they have but what they de» vc, and I think it well that they stand fo near the High* 1 \y> that others may fe- and take Warning. But had it-net 1 n well if their Crimes had been engraven on fome Pillar Lon or Brajs, and Left here; where th y did their M if- ■fs> f:r a Cautiejuto other bad Men ? hil ; : ■ Wfreat»h art. So it is, as you may well perceive, if W will go a little to the Wall. ever I jud Mercy. No no, l t them hang and their Names rot and at I* Crimes liv> for ev r against th rn ; I think is isa high ■id iur that they are hanged before w. cam: hither who u elfe what they might a done to fuch poor Women as :re ? Then ihe turn’d it into a hong, faying, trey. - Now