A 130 c fie &econb $att of ^ Darc-not. Then faid Mr. Dare-not-lyc, ’27s trite, neither have the Pilgrim's Weed, nor the Pilgrim s C rage ; they go not uprightly, but fill a v Mr. Care-not- with their Feet, one Shoe goeth inwa lye’; Speech. anrthcr outward, and their Hofen out hind; there a Rag, and there a RfJ to the Dlfparagement of their Lord. of Sj fo M miii Penit. Thefe Things, faid Mr. Penitent, they ou to be troubled for, nor are the 1 Mrl Peni- grims like to ha Vs that Grace u\ tent’; Speech, them and their Pilgrims Progrefs, they defire, until the Way is clear’d fuch Spots and Blemilhes. Tf it( di ail d ir< Thus they fat talking and fpending the Time, ui Supper was fet upon the Table, unto which ttcjj went and refrefhed their weary Bodies; fo they w to reft. Now they ftaid in their Fair a great wh at the Houfe of Mr. Mnafon, who, in procefs of Tij gave his Daughter Grace unto Samuel, ChriJlianS S to Wife, and his Daughter Martha to Jofeph. The Time, as I faid, that they lay hftre, was lc (Tor it was not now as in former Times.) Wheref the Pilgrims grew acquainted with many of the g< People of the Town, and did them what Service tl N :rf it i i ti could. Mercy, as Ihe was wont, laboured much the Poor, wherefore their Bellies and Backs blel her, and lhe was there an Ornament to her Profefli And to fay the Truth for Grace, Phefo and Mart they were all of a very good Nature, and did mva Good in their Places. They were alfo all of th very Fruitful, fo that Chriflians Name, as Was i before, was like to Eye in the World, Wi