t$e $tig¥Mti’0 PjngteCg. 15 "f Mercy. Then faid young Mercy, (for fhe was but young, rf I thought it would be Purpofe to go with you, I would tevergo near the Town. Chriji Well, Mercy, faid Chrifliana, caft in thy Lot vith me, I well know what will be >, he End of our Pilgrimage, my Hus- Mercy en- pand is where he would not but be dines to go, . or all the Gold in the Spanifh Mines. ,j^or fhalt thou be rejected, tho’ thou goeft but upon vy Invitation. The King who hath fent !j{armeand my Children, is one that Chrifliana JS elighteth in Mercy. Belides if thou would have her j/ilt, I will hire thee, and thou fhalt Neighbourwith ^ o along with me as my Servant. Yet her. Mercy s3,pe will have all Things in common doubts of Ac- etwixt thee and me, only go along * ceptance Chri- 'ith me. ftlanz allures Mercy. But how Jhall I be afeertained her to theGate, iat I alfo Jhould be entertained ? Had I which uChrift p.{y>is Hope fro?n one that can tell, I would and promifes Ki$!\ake no flick at all, but would go, being there to en- dt'lped by him that can help, tho' the Way quire fr her, jlf, as never fo tedious. 0^: Chrift.mWell, loving Mercy, I will tell thee what p the iou fhalt do, Go with me to the Wicket-Gate, and Palyiere I will further enquire for thee; and if there (Jen- ou fhalt not meet with Encouragement, I will be payment that thou fhalt return to thy Place ; I alfo \ was ill pay thee for thy jtindnefs which thou fheweft to j|onge and my Children, in the accompanyingj of us in |(g. tr Way as thou doeft. Mercy. Then will I go thither, and ,1 0 ll take what fhall follow, and the Lord Mercy prays. , jJijtt tnt that my Lot may there fall, even , A- the King of Heaven Jhall have his Heart Chrifliana m me.Ghrifian then was glad at Heart, glad of Mer- t only that she had a Companion, but cyt Company. B 2 alfo