s4<> tr&e ^ecouD $attf of him; whether Living or Dead, whether inearth or Heaven ; whether in a State of Humiliation, or in his Exahatron ;, whether Coming to Suffer, or coming to Reign. Wh iem linC tJI Chrpana therefore went to the Shepherds apart. (Now the Names of the Shepherds were Knowledge, Experience, Watchful, and Sincere) and i Pan, pag Laid unto them* there is one of my 237. Daughters a Breeding Woman; that, 1 think, doth long for fomething that fhe hath feen in this Houfe, and {he thinks she fhall mi {carry, if Ihe fnould by you be denied. y iat nd i ns i hen W sc lie l Experience. Cali her, call her, {he {hall alluredly m have wrhat we can help her to. So they called her, and faid to her. Mercy, What is that She doth not Thing thou Would ft have? Then fhe lofe her Long' blufhed and faid, The great Glafs ing. that hangs up in the Dining-Room : aK So Sincere,tan and fetched it, and, with a joyful Confent, it was given her. Then {he bowed her Head, and gave Thanks, and faid, By this, 1 know that I have obtained Favour in your Eyes. They alfo gave to the other young Women fuch Thi gs as they defired, and to their Husbands great Commendations, for that they had joined with Mr. Great-heart to the flaying of Giant Defpair, and the demolifhing of Doubting Caf le. About Chrifliana* Neck the Shepherds put a Brace¬ let, and fo they did about the Necks How the Shep- of her four Daughters ; alfo they, put herds adorned Ear Rings in the:r Ears, and Jewels the Pilgrims, on their Foreheads#. When