' tf»c $?ogrcfg. 14s I \ Defpondency, gosd Man, is timing after, And fo alfo is Much-afraid bis Daughter, May roe have En*irtainment here, or mufi We farther go ? Let's know whereon to trujl ? Then faid the Shepherds, This Is a comfortable ’ ompany; you are welcome to us, for we have for • te Feeble, as for the Strong j our Prince is an Eye to what is done to theleaft Their En tr~:~ | f thefe. Therefore Infirmity muft tainment, • ot be a Block to our Entertainment. Mat-35. 40. M > they had them to the Palace-Doors, lid then faid unto them, Come in Mi • Feeble, mind^ :>me in Mr Ready to-halt, come in Mr. Defpondency^ id Mrs Much.afraid, his Daughter. Thefe, Mr. na-heart, faid the Shepherds to the Guide, vr« ' ill in by Name, for that they are moft fubjeft to raw back ; but as for you, and the reft that are pong, we leave you to your wonted Liberty.- Then ? lid Mr* Great-heart, This Day 1 fee lat Grace doth shine in your Faces,>. ADefcriftL id that you are my Lord's Shepherds on of falfg • ideed 5 for that you have not push- Shefherds. * d thefe Difcafed neither with Side • Ezek. 34. ait or » Shoulder, but have rather ftrew- d their Way into the Palace with Flowers, as you « hould. . So the Feeble and Weak went ’in, and Mr* ; j )reat-heart and the reft did follow* When they /ere alfo fee down, the Shepherds faid to thoffe f the weakeft Sort, What is it that you would have ? For, faid they, all Thing* muft * be ma*» - J