yj 112 ©&# grecoufc #art of Now, all this while they were at Gains's Door; and behold, as they were thus in ti e Heat of their Dif- courfe, Mr. Ready-to-halt came by, with his Crutche: in his Hand, and he alfo was going on Pilgrimage. Feeble-mind. Then faid Mr. Feeble-mind to him, Hm cameft thou hither ? I was but now complaining that 1 has not a fait able Companion, but thou art according to my voijh Welcome, welcome, good Mr, Ready-to-halt. I hope the ‘and I may be Jcme Help. Feeble*mind glad to fee Heady- to¬ ils] C come by. !( Ready to-halt I {hall be glad of th\r Company, faid the other; and gooce Mr. Feeble-mind, rather than we wil part, 'iince we are thus happily met I will lend thee one of my Crutches. i Feeble7mind. Nay, faid he tho1 I thank thee for th\ Good-wid, 1 am not inclin dto halt before lam lame How belt, I think, when Occajion is, it way help me againji i Dog. Ready-to-ha't If either myfelf, or my Crutches cai do thee a PJeafure.. we are both at thy Command good Mr.-Feeble mind. 1 f. Thus therefore they went on. Mr. Great-heart am Mr. Honed went before, Chrifiiana and her Childrei went next, and Mr. Feeble mind and Mr. Ready ts-hai came behind with his Crutches Then faid Mr He neft: Hon. Pray Sir, now we are upon th New Talk, Road, ted us fome profitable Things /"<?;■ that have gone on Pilgrimage before us* av< ffe r i/d H Cc Ite )» Great.heart. With a Good-will. I fuppofe yo have heard how ChriJUan of old did meet wich Aptly o in the Valley of Flu initiation, and alfo what hard Wor he had to go thorow the Valley of the Shadow Death, Alfo I think you cannot but have heard hoj Faith ft on Are I >011