the ^rlgttm’g $$ogref$. 137 l>y this Time they were get to the Inehanted Ground here the Air naturally tended to make one Drowteyi ind that Place was ail grown over with riars and Thorns, excepting here and i Part, p0 yere, where was an Inehanted Arbour, 23 7, pon which, if a Man (its, or in which if Man deeps, ’cis a Queftion, fay Tome, whether ever e (hall Rife or Wake again in this World. Over %is Foreft therefore they went, both one and another, e nd Mr. Great.he art went before, for that he was the ruid, and Mr. Pali ant-for Truth t he came behind , eing Rear Guard j for fear, left peradvenmre fome :&r,dy or Dragon,,or Giant, or Thief, Ibould fall upon heir Rear, and fo do Mifchief. They went on here, ach Man with bis Sword drawn in his Hand ; for ley knew it was a dangerous Place. Alfo they chear- d up one another, as w ell as they could j Fecble.raind9 \Jlt. Great heart commanded (hould come up af er him. nd Mr. Defpndency was under the Eye of Mr 'dliant. Now they had not gone faf, but a great Mift and )&rknefs fell upon them all ; fothat they could fcarce, ! or a great while, one fee the other. Wherefore they vere forced for fome Time,, to feel for one another* •y Words $ for they walked not by Sight. But any one muft think, That here was but ferry [oing for the beft of them all, but how much the yorfe was it fjr the Women and the Children, who oth of Feet, and Heart alfo were but tender. Yet feverthefefc fo it wss, that through the encouraging Vords of him chat led in the Front, and of him that H brought