m in f^e pjogrefgi. f<> ■ i)<: an Lei him that fees that S'agey take hoed Cfe'i Unto his Heart and hnguex B® Left if he do not5 here he fpeed J As feme have along agon. ‘f'The Words underneath the Verfes were, This Stage iir?; built to punijh fuch upon, -who through Timcrcufnefs ^ Miftruft, (ball be afraid to go farther on Pilgrimage, "b on this Stage, both Miftruft and Timorous were mt through the Tongue with a hot Ircn} for endeavouring kinder Chriftian on his ’journey, )!]| ire • tt! ‘Then faid Mercy, This is much like to the Saying *■' the Beloved, Pfal. t2C. 3, 4. What (ball be given w er,' thee ? 0/ what (hall be done unto thee, then falf Tongue ? 1 a?p Arrows of the Mighty, with Coals of junip.r, L So thev went on, till they came within Sight of the ‘c ns. Now Mr- Grea'-heart was a kf‘ °ng Man, fo he was not afraid of a 1 Part, p. 69. ‘"one But yet when they were come An Emblem of |_> to the Place w here the Lions were, thofe that go !Ce Boys that went before were glad to on bravely ednge behind, for they W’ere afraid of when there is ° e Lions, fo they Beptback, and went n: Danger, hit fhind. At this their Guide fmiled, (brink when ‘ d faid, How now, my Boys, do you Troubles come, "ve to go before when no Danger •th approach, and love to come behind fo foon as g Lions appear ? 7 Now, as they went on, Mr. Great-heart, drew Ms Vvcrd, with intent to make a Way for the Pilgrims J1 fpight of the Lions. Then there Speared one, that it feems had taken Of Grim the f)on him to back the Lions, and he Giant, and of id to the Pilgrims Guide, What is his backing the e Caufe cf your coming hither? Lions. ow the Name of that Man was Grim.