tfee pjcgrets. i 31 ^jVhile they lay here, there came a Monfter cut of Cc Woods, and ilew many of the Peo~ sw of the Town. It would alfo carry waky their Children, and teach them A Monfter. it fuck its whelps. Now no Man in Rf Town durft fo much as face this Monfter • but Men fled when they heard of the Noi& of his ding. ^Fhe Monfter was like unto no one Eeaft Upon the Uprth : Its Body was like a Dragon, M it had feven Heads and ten Horns. ‘.j made great Havock of Children, and Rev. 13. 3; it was governed ty% Woman. This His Shape, ifter propounded Conditions to Men; His Natan, . i fuch Men as loved their Lives •tyre than their Souls, accepted of Conditions. nr ^Now this Mr. Great-heart, together with thele,’ %ie to vifit- t£e Pilgrims at Mr. Mnafons Houfe, en~ ^ ed into a Covenant to go and engage this Beaft, if :haps they might deliver the People of this Town |m the Paws and Mouth of this fo devouring a Itfpeht. t . JclThen did Mr. Great heart-, Mr. Contrite, Mr. Hotyl ibn, Mr. Dare-not-lye, and Mr. PenitentK with their eapons go forth to meet him. Now sib Monfter at "firft was very Rampant, fid looked upon thefe Enemies with How to en- eat Difdain, but they fo belaboured gage* 11 n being flurdy Men at Arms, that' ey made him make a Retreat; So ley came home to Mr. Mnafons Houfe again," The Monfter, you muft know, had his certain Sea=* as to come out in, and to make his Attempts up- v. on