rj IK an sill :an:; ttje (m’0 p*ogrcf$. i4 ? Now when the Shepherds had shewn them all tfuTc 'ace. far f h if g$, then they had the u back to nd entertained them with what the Hocic w old ffbrd : But Mercy being a young and ^reeding Vo- an, longed for fomethiiv; that Ihe faw the e, but as afhained to a^k. 0 Mother-in law then a:ked er what ihe ailed, fc ihe looked as one. not well. thin thiv He, Then faid Mercy, There is a Looking* bo-rJafs hangs up in the Dining-Koomy off Mercy long- )i!vhich I cannot take my Mind ; if eth, ana for herefore I have ic not, 1 think I (haj svhat. nifearry. Then faid her JV1 other, I fdivill mention thy Wants to the Shepherds, and they ildLvill not deny ic thee Bu: ihe fani, 1 am alhamed rhihac thefe Men fhould know, that I longed.. Nay, .11,ny Daughter, faid she, ic is no Shame but a Vertue, Ci ong for fuch a Thing as that *, io Mercy faid then ofMother, if you pleafe, ask the Shepherds if they j'dkre willing to fell it. 14 r id Now the Glafs was one of a Thoufand. It would ndprefenta Man, oneway with his own Features ex- iia6Uy; and turn it but another w-w, and it would nishew one the very Face and Similitude of the Prince moT‘Pilgrims himfeif. Yes, I have . 1 d ••• • la h a * ^ O h M # £X I I ^ d T^ Jl A O- Za J\ D-—- - w talked with them that can tell, and It yeas the n*they have faid, That they have feen Word of God, he the very Crown of Thorns upon his Jam~s 1. 33c Head, by looking in that Glafs; .they 1 Cor. 13 12. iilharve therein alfo feen the Hole* in his 2 Cor. 3. *8. Hands, in his Feet, and his Side. Yea, fuch an Excellency is there in that Glafs, that it will w shew him to one, where they have a Mind to fee him s