tfic pt'lgrtm’sf p?ogteGf. 95 : receive him, and grant him the Comfort of his oule, and alfo to allow him a flout and valiant Con- ; lfror, becaufe he was him felf fo Chicken-hearted a Man ; id vet for all that, he was afraid to call at the Door, it ) he layup anti down thereabouts, till, poor Man, he as a'moft ftarv’d ; yea, fo great was his Dejection, at tho’ he faw feveral others for knocking got in, e ;t he was afraid to ventulPe. At lad, i think, 2 oked out of the Window, and perceiving a Man to ;; up and down about the Door, I went out to him, id asked what he was; bu^ poor Man, the Water ocd in his Eyes: So I perceived what he wanted I rent therefore in, and told it in the Houfe, and we hewed the Things to our Lord : So he fent me out. ;ain, to entreat him to come in, but I dare fay, I had ard Work to do it At lad he came in, and I will y that for my Lord, he carry’d it won- ;rful loving to him There were but How he was few good Bits at tl*e Table but fome Entertained' f it was laid upon his Trencher. Then there. 2 prefented the Notey and my Lord ;oked thereon, and faid, His Dedrefhould be granted, b, when he had been there,a good /hile, he fecmed to get feme Heart, He is a little id to be a little more comforted, encouraged at !or my Mafter, you mud know, is one the Ititerpre- f very tender Bowels, efpecially to ter'i Houfe. renvthat are afraid ; wherefore he car¬ ed it fo towards him, as might tend mod to his En- fiiuragement. Well, when he had a Sight of the Things If the Place, and.was ready to take his Journey to go ► the. City, my Lord, as he did to Chriftian before, live him a Bottle of Spirits, and fome comfortable I hings to eat. Thus we fet forward, and 1 went be- fcre him, but the Man was but cf few Words, only s would figh aloud. When we were come to where the He was fr ight- iree Fellows were hanged, he faid, ned at theQib- lat he doubted that that would be his bet, comforted nd alfo. Only he feemed glad when at CroL. r*w the Q-o/xand the Sepulchre>There __ I con- . . . A '