t pugittnji jinuiiili))* ift'T41 ;ie} perfuaded Judas to fell his Lord ; and that prevailed !ri with Demas to forfake the Godly Pilgrim’s Life ; none )0r can tell of the Mifchief that (he doth. She makes c“* Variance beiwixt Rulers’and Subje&s, betwixt Pa- rents and Children, betwixt Neighbour and Neigh- ‘ei bour, betwixt a Man and his Wife, between a Man and himfelf, betwixt Flelh and the Spirit, lie • a Wherefore, good Mailer Standfafi, be as your k Name is, and when you have done all, Stand, nd s At this Difcaurfe there was, among the Pilgrims, a i Mixture of Joy and Trembling j but at length they ^ brake out and fang : 1! J What Danger is the Pilgrim in $ t How many are his Foes ? n How many Ways there are to Sin? < s No living Mortal knows. Some in the Ditch fpoifd arey yea can 0 Lie tumbling on the Mire. Simey though they fhun the Frying-Pan pi Do leap into the Fire. After this, I beheld until they were come unto the Land of Bulaby where the Sun-lhineth Night and > Day. Here, becaufe they were weary, they betook themfelves a while to Reft. And becaufe this Country was common for Pilgrims, and becaufe this Orchards and v Vineyards that were v here, belonged to> the King of the . i Part.pag. : Coeleftial, Country, , therefore they 270, 281, were Licenfed to make bold with any of his Things^' But a little while foon re* fyclhed them here; for the Bells did fo ring, and the Trum* -r