lift mistim'd if ft'bu: efpec’.ally fmce he went over the River. Tut that ^w/aich froubfeth me molt, is my chur- ! lilli Carriage to him, when he was un- Death. : 'Jer hij>. Diibrefs. Befides, I am now, '"as he was then ; nothing will ferve me hut going on ^Pilgrimage l was a dreaming laft Night, that Flaw .mm. O that my Soul was with him ! He dwel- Jer-h in the Prefence of the King of the Coun- u try; he fits and eats with him at his Table, he , is become a Companion of Immortals, and has a Houfe now giv.n him to dwell in, to'which the beft Palaces onJEarrh, if compared, v!r feem tome but as a Dunghill. The i Cor v. ?, 2, \ ^Prince of the Palace has.alfo fent 3,4. ^ for me. with Prorhifes of Entertain ^ ment, if I (ball ccme to him ; his Meffenger was here even now, and brought me a Letter, which in¬ vites me to come And with that (lie pluck’d out her ,<,j Letter, and read it, and Paid to them, what now will P you fay to this ? • A 7|]i Tim. Oh the Madnefs that has pojffejfed thee and thy.Hus* \ ’r: band.} to run your [elves up n Jut.h Difficulties'. Tou\ j have ^ heard, I am fare, what your Husband did meet 1 with, even In a manner at the firfl Step that he took on 1 hh Way, as rar N.ighbour Obfiinate cent yet t$.(hfy, for he went along with him *, I Part, pay.9, yet, 'and Pliable too, until they, like 10,11,12,13., ,, .Wife Men, were vrraid to go any far- 14. I her. We alfo heard over and above, how c| he m t with the Lions, Apollyon^ the Shadows of Death, j p a’.d many other Thi gs Nor is the Danger .that he met with at Vanity-Fair, to be forgo:ten by 'i thee. For if he, though a Man, was /« The Rea- ,1 hard put to it, what canf thou., being fonings of but a poor woman, do ? Qonftder alfo, the Flesh, rj; that thefe four fweet Babes are thy Chil¬ dren, thy Fiefh, arid-thy Bones Therefore though thou I fowldcjl be Jo rajh as to caff array thy feif; yet for the fake of the Fiuit of thy Body, keep 'them at "home, BuC i. rv ' -V * * ' ■ U. "" * V * 1 . x i -u . . -f - .. J •