• m Hsilgrim’iS P , ? of what shall be hereafter, elfe all the World can¬
not help but she will beccme a Pilgrim.
Now she awoke in a great Sweat, alfo a 'I rem-
bling was upon her ; but after a while she fell to fleep-
ing again. * And then she thought
she faw Chriftian her Husband in a * Help a-
Place of Blifs among many Immortals, gainjl Difvou-
with an Harp in his Hand, Handing ragement,
and playing upon it before one that
fat on a Throne, with a Rainbow about his Head.
She law alfo, as if he bowed his Head, with his
Face towards the pav’d Work that was under his
Prince’s Feer, faying, / heartily thank my Lord and
King for bringing me into this Place. Then shouted a
Company of them that Hood round about, and harp¬
ed with their Harp : But no Man living could tell
what they faid, but Chriftian and his Companions,
Next Morning, when she was up, had pray’d to
God, and talked with her Children a while, one
knock’d hard at the Door ; to whom she fpake out,
faying, If thou comefl in God's Name, c.me in. So he
faid, Amen\ and open’d the Door, and faluted her
with Peace on this Houfe. * The which
when he had done, he faid, Chriftiana, * Ccttvic-
knoweft thou wherefore I am come ? tions fetondcd
Then she. blushed and trembled, allb with frtjhli-
her Heart began to wax warm with dings of God's
defires, to know from whence he came, Readinefs to
and what his Errand was to her. So Pa don,
he faid unto her, My Native is Secret, I
dwell with thofe that are high. It is talked of where
I dwell, as if thou hadft a Defire to go thither ; alfo
there is a Report, that thou art aware of the Evil
thou haft formerly done to thy Husband, in hard-
ning of thy Heart againft his Way, and in keep¬
ing of thele Babes in their Ignorance. Qhrifiu
.