tfje ^tlgmn’g p;oo;t c&. 79 I than down this Hill, and that can be faid but cf Hills in all theft Pots of the IV.rid. But roe will vs the good Man, he is at Bfft, he a'fto had a brave \Ifiory over his Enemy ; let him grant that dwclietb we, That we fare no worje when we come to be tri- itl. than he. i\But tve will come again to this Valley Humiliation. It is the brft, and ft fruitful Piece of Ground in a !l This Valley * brave Pi ace. \uring Aien that have, got good Eftates in this Valley Humiliation. (For God refifteth the Proud, but ves more Grace to the Humble ) ; r indeed it is a very fruitful Soil, Men thrive d doth b ing forth by Handfuls. Some in the Valley, ft have wifloed, That the next Way to of Humilia- eir Father's FEufe were here, that they tion. ight be troubled no more with cither ills cr Mountains to go over • but the Way is the Way id there's an End. \ft Parts. It is a fit G ound, and you fee, conftfteth much in ATad'ws; and if a Aian 1 * to come here in the Summer-time, as we do now, he kyiew not any Thing beftre thereof, and if he a/fo lighted himfelf in the Sight of his Eyes, he might fee at which would be delightful to him. Behold bow green \is Valley //, afo how beautified with Lillies, Song 2. [Jam. iv. 6. 1 Pet. v. 5. f have aft . known many la- Now as they were going along, and talking, they pied a Boy feeding his Father’s Sheap. The Boy was very mean Cloaths, but of a fresh and well-favoured ountenance; and as he lat by himfelf, he Sung, ark, faid Mr. Great-heart, to what the Shepherd’s Boy ich; fo they hearkned, and ha. faid, He