tfce f&ugrtm V i2>?ogrefg. zt :c I grant Pardon, laid He, by Word and Deed, by V-Vord in the promife of Forgivenefs $ ic»y Deed, in the Way I obtained it. Take Song i, 2. he firft from my Lips with a Kifs, John 20. 7/0. 1 nd the other as it {hall be revealed. ‘h - Now I faw in my Dream, that he fpake many good fVords unto them, whereby they were greatly glad- 1,led. He alfo had them up to the Top of the Gate, / nd Ihew’d them by what^ Deed they Lvere faved ; and told them withal Chrijl Crnci- ,j.rhat that Sight they would have again fi d feen afar is they went along in the Way, to ojf. . heir Comfort. :r n* So he left them a while in a Summer Parlour be* gow, where they entred into Talk by e hemfelves; and thus Chriftiana began Talk between ) Lord! how glad am /, that we are got the Chriftians« n hither. t Mer. So you vosU may ; but /, of aU, have Gaufe to- leap for Joy. ® Chrift. / thought one Time, at / flood at the Gate, (be® aufe l had knock'd, and none did anfwer) that all our Lam c>hur had been loft, efpeciaSy when that ugly Cur made fuck heavy Backing at us. Mercy But my worft Fear was, after I faw that you *was taken into his Favour, and that I was left be¬ hind .* Now, thought I, ’tis fulfilled which is written; %Two Women Jhatf be grinding together ; the '°kne Jhak be taken, and the other left. I Mat. <4. 41; lad much ado to forbear crying out, Undone I ^ And afraid I was to knock any more; but when I looked up to what was written over the Gate, I took ,JiCourage. I alfo thought that I mull Either knock again, or die? So I 1 Part.p. 23. knockTd, but I cannot tell how ; for my Spirit now ftruggled between Life and Death. ■f.-i* , B 5 Chrift.