tiie pilgrim’# pjogmg. 2.9 end when they came to the Door, they heard a great nlk in the Houfe, then they gave ear, feind heard as they thought Chriftiana Talk In the In* lentioned by Name. For you muft terpreter’x now, that there went along even be- Houfe about wre her, a talk of her and her ChiJ- Chriftiana’* en going on Pilgrimage. And this going on PiT as the more pleaftng to ’em, becaufe grimage. ipey had heard that fhe-was Chrifliana's j/ife. That Woman who was fome Time ago fo un- j illing to hear of going on Pilgrimage. Thus there- ire they flood ftill, and heard the good People with* ji commending her, who they little jiiought flood at the Door. At lad, She knocks at Jorijliana knock’d as fhe had done at the Door. lie Gat; before. Now when fhe had 1'iocked, there came to the Door a young Damfel, jimed Innocent, and opened the Door, and looked, and !r;ho!d, two Women were there, ij. Damfel. Then f'aid the Dam Cels to them, with whom ^culd yon [peak in this Place ? k Chrift. ChrljUana anfwered, We underfland that this a privileged Place for thofe that are income Pilgrims, and we now at this Toe Door is jl'oor are fuchWherefore we pray open'd to 'em jjjat we may be partakers of that for by Innocent. (hich we at this Time are come ; for Me Day, as thou feefl, is very far fpent, and we are , th to Night to go any further. Damf l Pray what may I call your Name, that I ’ ay tell it to my Lord within ? Chr My Name is Chriftiana, I was the Wife of that Pil- ►] im that fome Tears ago did travel this Way, and thefe 0, his fur Children. This Malden is afo my Companion, is going on Pilgrimage too. |j' # ‘ Innocent. Then ran Innocent in (for that WTas her , ame) and faid to thofe within, can you think who ’ at the Door ? There’s Chrijliana and her Children, 2nd