tfje $tl£rim g H?ogref!f. ijj hich Mathevo cat of that fell over the Wall, out of jdzebub's Garden : Bat Fruit chat procureth Health 3-here there is none, and that sontinucth and in- » eafcth where it is. So they were content to commit their Little Ones > him ; and that which was alfo an Encouragement i them fo to do, was, for that all this was to be at ee Charge of the King, and fo was an Hofpital to e sung Children aad Orphans. s .. \ Now they went on ; and when they were come j By patJ> Meadow, to the Stile over which Chrifiian njent with his Fellow Hopeful, when ey were raken by Giant Defpair, They being „ id put into Doubting GafUe ; they come to By« fJ tdown, and confulted what washed Path Stile, j be done ; to wit, now they were fo have a mind « ong, and had got fuch a Man as Mr. to have a 0f eat‘heart for their Condu&or, whe- Pluck with ;|t er they had not bed to make an At- Giant De« 1([ mpt upon the Giant, demclilh bis fpair, i Part, ill idle, and if there were any Pilgrims p. 191, 299. it, to fee them at Liberty, before \( ey went any farther. So one f*id one Thing, and other faid to the contrary. One quedioned, if it 0f is lawful to go upon unconfecrated Ground ; ano- 5 er faid they might, provided their End was good : ll it Mr. Great.he art faid, though that Aflertion rered lad, cannot be univerfally true, yet I / ve a Commandment to refid Sin, to overcome ^ fil, to fight the good Fight of Faith : And l j ly, with whom fbould j fight this good Fight, if £ t with Giant Defpair ? I will thtrefore attempt ji 5 taking away of his Life, and the dcmoli thing G * of