Sn tS$e ^>eco«a $srt of Then faid Jofeph, I dare fay. Sir, I Jofeph wonders, did not think you could have found it out. Oh faid Grins, I have been trained up in this 'Way n great while: Nothing teaches like Experi- ! ence; I have learned of my Lord to be kind, and j have found by Experience, that I have gained there¬ by. There is that fcattereth, yet inc ectfsth ; and there is that roith-holdeth wore than is meet. Prov. 11. 24. but it tendcth to Poverty: There is that Chap. 13.7* maketh himfelf Rich, yet hath nothing ; there is that maketh himfelf Poor, yet hath great Riches. Then Samuel whifpered to Chrifiiana his Mother, and faid, Mother, This is a very good Man’s Houfe, let us fay here a good while, and let my Brother 'Matthew be married here to Mercy, before we go any farther. The which Gains the Holt over-hearing, faid, With' a very good Will, my Child. So they fay’d here more ^Matthew and Mercy than a Month, and Mercy are married. was given to Matthew to Wife. While they fay’d here, Mercy,, as her Cuftoni was, would be making Coats and Garments to give to the Poor, by which fhc brought up a very good Report upon Pilgrims. But to return again to our Story: After Supper, the Lads dellred a Bed, for they were weary with Travelling: Then Galus called The Boys go to Bed, to fhew them their Chamber ; the veil Jit up. but faid Mercy, I will have them to Bed. So Ihe had them to Bed and they flept well, bat the ref far. up all Night : For Galus and they were-iuch fuitablc Company, that P fi d y » en fc! t0| Si!