* r W r. 74 ®(je ©ecoiiD $att of- Then they had her to a Place, and Biewed her Jacob Ladder, Now at that Time there wer Jacob’/ Lad- fome Angels attending upon it. So'Chn der. Jiiana look’d and look’d to fee the An gels go up, fo did the red of the Com Ipany. Then they were going into another P.'ace t< lhew them fomething elfe: But James Paid to his Mo ther, Pray bid them Bay a little longer, for this is ; curious Sight. So they turned again, and flood feed¬ ing their Byes with this fo pkafant i A Sight vf Profpeff. A Ter this they had them into thrift is ta'en, a Place where there did hang up a J * Golden Anchor, fo they bid Chrdftiana take ft down; for, faid they, you flail have it with you, Gen. xxviii. ij for ’tis of abfolute Neceflity that you fhould, that you may lay hold of that within the Veil, and Band Bedfaft in cafe you fhould meet with turbulent Weather : So they were glad thereof, Hb vi. *9. Gen,' xxviii. 12. Then they 00k them, and had them to the Mount upon which 'braham our Father had offered up Ifaac his Son, and fhewed them the Altar, the Wood, the Fire and the Knife, for they remain to be feen to this very Day.' When they had feen it, they held up their Hands, and bleflVd themfelves, and faid, Oh 1 hat a Man for Love to his MaBer, and for Denial - - -» r O a r. « f 1 n « }olden An¬ ther, l l N jti nr ler ito hh. i• 1?■ )f Abraham fering up f faac. 1 tt 0 himfelf, was Abraham ? After they had fhewed bii all thefe Things, Prudence took them into the Dining Room, where Bood a pair of excellent Virginals, fo fhe played up¬ on them, and turned what fhe had shewed them into this excellent Song, frying, Prudence’/ ■jrgV»/*//>