ttjt pilgrim 0 $?ogrcf$. 39 Aferty Then Che began, and faid, Truly S.r, my want of Experience Is Mercy V An » hat which makes me covet to be in Si- /V, 5 fence, and that alfo that fills me with J ' ■ Fears of coming lhort at lail. r cannot tell of Vifi. « ns and Dreams as my Friend ChnftUnn ca°. N' ! mow ! what it is to mourn for my refufing £f t£ -ounfel of thofe that were good Relations. S * ie1 Interp What was it then dear rr,*~+ j \hailed with thee to do as thou haft done 2 ’ *' *** it »l Mercy. Why, when our Friend here was packing „n tto be gone from our Town, land another Went fcci- I event in 'er' S° We- kncckcd « the Door, and , venc in. When we.were w,thin, and feeing what Die fd Vf0"* Wr ask*d what was her Meaning ? She Jif.id, She was Tent for to go to her Pnrim • r^.en (be up and told us how fhe h~d feenV^ stream, dwelling in a curiousTlace amem'w* i irals, wearing a Crown, plavin? rrnn a r r- b . ind Drinking at his Prince’ ; Table, and Sh|’ing P?ai! • ’'SJ° h"" f°r, £(!?e bringing him thither, drc Now t ft ay, go along with Chriftiana. 1 t * &®:a°cnaSk’d ^f/ffher of the Truth of thefe Thrngs trfid .f Ihe would let me go with her,-for 1 faw now’ ;f« at there was no Dwelling, but with the of „;*uin, any .longer in our Tow,,. But vet I -th a heavy Heart, not for that I was umri, b g to Jl™ dtl’lhn'l &rthat f° many K£i-ricns And I am come with all t! e D fire cf my Heart 9!Kd iviiir- w:thc^ ««,'