tlje iJttgrtm'g $?ogrefjs. 8i is}; Encounter, yet I muft tell you, That in former its Men have met with Angels here, have found rls here, and have in this Place found the Words of 'e. Hof, ii. 4, 5. yid I fay, Our Lord had here in former Days his ntry Houfe, and that he loved here to wall\ ? I will in this Place, and to the People that live and trace re Grounds, he has left a Yearly Revenue to he faith- ly paid them at certain Seafons, for their Mainte• ice by the Way, and for their farther Encouragement 10 on their pilgrimage, u. 19. Samuel. Now as they went on, Samuel faid to *. Great-heart, Sir, I perceive that in this Valley, r Father and Apollyonhad their Battle; butwhere- 3Ut was the Fight, for I perceive this Valley is ge # \ Great-heatt. Your Father had the Battle with Apol- >n, at a Place yonder before us, in a narrow Pajfage, } beyond Forgetful Green : And in- >d that Place is the moil dangerous Forgetful ice in all thefe Parts. For if at any Green. me Pilgrims meet with any Brunt, it, when they forget what Favours they have received, and ip unworthy they are of them : This is the Place alfo ere others have been bard put to it: But more of the ice when we are come to it ; for / perfuade my felf9 at to this Day there remains either fome Sign of the. Utle, or fome AYonument to tefiify that fuck a Battle me was fought. Mercy. Then laid Mercy, I think I am as well in is Valley as 1 have been any where elfe in all our urney ; The Place methinks fuits 1th my Spirit. I love to be in fuch Humility a aces where there is no ratling with freest Grace. iaches, nor rumbling with Wheels: ethinks here one may without much Moleftatlon, , * be rf 11