)ion, and shall be glad to fee that you go over the
River dry-shod. Butshe anfwered, come come
2 iryr l long to be gone ; for however the Weather is irr-
1 my Journey, I shall have time enough when I
1 :cme there, to fit down and reft me, and dry
r me..
’> Then came in that good , Man Mr>
Ready:to-halti to fee her. So she faid To -Mr Ready-
to him, thy Travel-hitherto has. beento-halt.
with Difficulty, but that will make
? thy Reft the fweeter. But watch and be ready; for
1 at an Hour when you. think not, the MdTenger may
'! come.. 5 I * .
1
j After him came in -Mr. Deffm fancy, x
! and his Daughter Much afraid to whom To Mr.Xit- -
she faid, you ought with Thankfulnefs, fpondency,
forever, to remember your Deliver- and his
auceftomthe Hand of Giant Defpair, Daughter*
, and out of Daubting~Caf leThe EfFeSt
4 of that Mercy, chat you are brought with Safety hi-
fi ther. Be yet watchful, and caft away Fear ; be
fbber, and iiope to the Efid.*
I 5 | -
j Then she faid to Mr. Feeble-onlnd,
, Thou waft deliver’d from the Mouth To Mr Feeble*
of Giant Slay good, that thou mighteft mind.
’ live in the Light of the Living for
ever, and fee the King with Comfoft: Only I ad*
vlfe thee to repent thee of thy Apcnefs to fear
and doubt of his Goodnefs. before he fends for thee ;
V left thou wouldeft, when he comes be forced to
.* ftand before him for that Fault, with Blushing*
'>\t it
!£ , ' Now