1 20 ?Etie *s'cccn& $art of Now about this Time, Matthew*and Gains were mar lied; alfo Gains gave his Daughter Phebe to James Matthews Brother, to Wife; after which Time, the>pa yet ftaid about ten Days at Gains's Houfe, fpendin^ their Time, and the Seafons, like as the Pilgrims ufecilt to do. m The Pilgrims prepare to go jorward. When they were to depart, Gain made them a Feaft, and they did ea and drink, and were merry. New th< Hour was come that they muft be gone wherefore Mr. Great-heart called for j Reckoning. But Gains told him, 1 hat at his Houfe i was not the Guftom for Pilgrims tc Xuke 10.34, pay for their Entertaiment. He board 35. How they ed them by the Year, but looked for hi greet one a- Pay from the good Samaritan, who hatjb! lh( as h cat Ac oil h. rai iti ■nether at part- promifed him, at his Return, whatfo ing, 3 John 5. ever Charge he was at with them, faith del fully to repay him. ThenfaidMr. Great1 ~ heart to him, Great heart. Beloved, thou do’ft faithfully, whatfoeve thou do’ft, to the Brethren and to Strangers, wbicl have born Witnefs of thy Charity bee?, fore the Church, whom if thou (yet bring forward on their Journey, afte a Godly Sort, thou fhalt do well. GaiusV Jafi Kindnefs to Feeble mind lit n lw cor poi alo )'0l of Then Gains took his Leave of them all, and hi Children, and particularly Mr. Feeble-mind. He alfjjy gave him femething to drink by the Way. ent yoi W in Now Mr Feeble-mind, when they were going out o the Door, made as if he intended to linger. The whicljj when Mr. Great-heart efpied, hefaid, Come Mr. Feeble~ mind, p:ay do you go .along with us, I will be you Condu£tor> and you fhall fare as the refh i'*bh