1 1 „ ——" CI]T^-^ THE Pilgrim’s Progre% In the Similitude of a etje ^ccoiiD part. Ourteous Companions, fome Time fince, to tell you my DREAM that I had of Chrijlian the Pilgrim, and of his dan¬ gerous Journey towards the Cceleftial , Country, was pleafant to me, and pro¬ fitable to you. I told you then alfo what I faw concerning his Wife and Children, and how unwilling they were to go with him on Pilgri¬ mage ; infomuch that he was forced to go on his Progrefs without them ; for he durft not run the Danger of that Deflru&ion, which he feared would come, by Raying with them in the City of DeftrutH- vn. Wherefore, as I then (hewed you, he left them and departed. Now, it hath fo happened, through the Multipli¬ city of Bufinefs, that 1 have been much hindred and kept back from my wonted Travels into thofe Parts whare he went, and fo could not, till now, obtain an Opportunity to make farther Enquiry after whom he left behind, that 2 might give you an Account of them