^ ^-- --- tfa tftilgvtnt’g ^jogrcfjJ. hf | Now about this Time their Month was out, therefore they fignifiei to thofe of the Houfe, that :was convenient for them to up and >e going. Then faid Jofcph to his The weak may Vlother, It is convenient that you caU the ftrong orget not to fend to the Houfe' of fometimes to Vlr. Interpreter, to pray him to grant Prayer:. hat Mr. Great.heart fhould be fent into us, that he may be our Condu&or the Reft of L our Way. Good Boy, faid (he, I had almoft for- got. So (lie drew up a Petition, and prayed Mr, !' Watchful the Porter, to fend it by fome fit Man* to | her good Friend Mr. Interpreter; who, when it was | come, and he had feen the Contents of the Petition, faid to the Meflenger, Go tell them that I will fend him. When the Family where Chrijiiar.s was, faw that they had a Purpofe to go forward, they call’d the whole Houfe together, They provide to give Thanks to their King, for to be gone on Tending of them fuch profitable their way, Guefts as thefe. Which done, they ifaid unto Chrijliana, And fhall we not fhew thee fomething, according as our Cuftom is to do to ..* Pilgrims, on which thou mayeft meditate when thou art on the Way ? So they took Chrifiianay her I. .Children, and Mercy, into the Clofet, and fliew’d them one of the applet Eve's jfppie. : that Eve eat of, and that Pie alfo did |; give to her Husband, and that for the eating of which, they were both turn’d out of Paradife, and asked her what (he thought that then Chriftiana faid, 'Tis Food A Sight of Sin was or Poifon, I know net which. So they if amazing. ] I opened the Matter to her, and fhe held up her Hands and wondred, Gen, 3. 6, Rm. y. Ther