i74 feecons part of Then Mr. feeble mind called for his Friends, and told them what Errand had been brought unto him, and what Token he had received of the Truth of the Meftage. Then he faid, fince I have nothing to be. He makes queath to any, to what Purpcfe no Will. Should I make a Will: As for my Feeble-mnd, that I will leave behind, for that I have no need of it in the Place whither I go ; nor is it worth beftowing upon the pooreft Pilgrims: Wherefo.e, when I am gone, I defire that you, Mr. Valiantf would bury it in a Dunghill. This done, and the Day being come in which he wa* to depart, he entred the River as the reft; His His lafl laft Words were, Hold out Faith and Words. Patience. So he went over to the other Side. ► % When Days had many of them palled away, Mr. Defpondsncy was fent for; for a Poft was come, and brought this Mefiage to him.; Tremb- ling Man.' thefe are to Summon thee to J Mr. De~ be ready with the King by the next Lord1 s fpondencyV Day, to [bout for Joy, for thy Deliver* Summon*. ante from all thy Doubting And, faid the MefTenger, that my Mefiage is true, take this for a Proof So he gave them a Grafs-hop- per to be a Burden unto him. Now Mr. Befpondency's Daughter, whofe Name was Mach-afraid, faid, when fhe heard what was done, that Ihe Ihould go with her Father. Then Mr. Defpendency faid to his Friends, myfelf and my Daughter, you know what \vc Ecclef a i. 5. Hit Daughter goes t.<£ t