: tfjc $?og;rete. For why, the Lord our God is Good, His Mercy is for ever furs ; His Truth at all Times firmly flood : A d Jhad from Age to Age endure. 77 :1 „So Chrifliana asked Prudence, What it was that ij ide thofe curious Notes ? Song t. n, 12. They are, d (he, our Country Birds: They png thefe Notes but I • f . f » • 1 * 1 M? _ . ~ *-; ~ ^ w ^ " / / & J - dom} except it be at the Springy when the Flowers ap~ and the Sun /hints warm, and then you may hear '.m aU the- Day long. / often, faid fhe, go to hear them ; alfo oft-times keep them tame in our Houfe. They are ry fine Company for us when we are Melancholy ; alfo y make the woods and Groves, and folitavy Placesf sees defirous to be in. . By this Time Piety was come again, {he faid to Chrifliana, Look herey l Pie'y bedoW« ve brought thee a Scheme of ad thofe eth fome* tings that thou hafl feen at our Houfe, thing on on whAh, thou may eft look when thou them at part¬ ly? thyfelf forgetful, and cad thofe ing. lings again to Remembrance for thy fification and Comfort. Now they began to go down the Hill, into the alley of Humiliation. It was a deep Hill, and the fay was flippery; but they were very careful, fo ley got down pretty well. When they were down the Valley, Piety faid to Chrifliana, This is the lace where your Husband met with that foul Fiend Ipollyon, and where they had the great Fight that they id; / know you cannot but have heard thereof. But be good Courage, as long as you have here Mr. Great- sart to be your Guide and Conductor, we hope you will re the better. So when thefe Two had committed le Pilgrims unto the Conduct of their Guide, he ent forward, and they went after. , j i , Great-