t!}t 117 Terror to thofe that frail attempt to do as he Rere- vfcer. Then they asked Mr. Feeble mind, how he fell into ris Hands ? Feeb!e-mind Then laid the poor Man, I am a fickly 5\1an, as you fee and bc.'aufe Death did tifually once a Day knock at vry Dorr, I Hjvo Feeble- hought I fhculd never be well at mind came to lome : So I berock my felf to a Pil- be a Pilgrhn... prim’s life; and'have travelled hither rom the Town of Uncertain, where I and my Father vere born. lama Man of no Strength at all of Bo- y, nor yet of Mind, but would if Ijcould, though f •an but cra&l, fpend my Life in the Pilgrim’s Way. Vhen I came at the Gate that is at the Head of the Vay, the Lord of that Place did entertain me freely ; either objected he againft my weakly Looks, nor gain ft my F.ebU-mind; but give me fuch Things that re necellary for my Journey., and bid me hope to re End- When I came to the Houfe of the Interpret I received much kindnefs there; and becaufe re Hill of Difficulty was judged too hard for me, I as carried up that by one of .his Servants. Indeed I ?.ve found much Relief from Pilgrims though none as willing 50 go lo foftl) as I am forced to do; Yet? ill as they came on, they bid me be of good chear, nd faid, That it was the Will of their Lord, that omfort fhofrd be given to the Feeble- itided, and fo went on their own Pace, 1 Thef. ^.4. hen I was come to ylffault-Lane, len this Giant met with me, and bid me prepare for 1 Encounter : But alas! feeble one that 1 was, T had ere need of a Cordial: So he game up and took me, conceived he frould not kill me; AU'o when he had; ptme into his Den, llnce I went not with him wLL pgly, I believed 1 flrould come out ive again: For I have heard, That Mark this.' >t any Pilgrim that is taken Captive E 5 % ■I it