e mctmr 5? arc ct tor* her Guide, and told:1 him how Matters were. So he told her, he was. heartily glad of the News, and could have been glad, had the Pert come from him Then he bid that he Ihould give Advice how all Things Ihould be prepared for her Per Speech to her Guide, Journey« So he told her, faying, Thus and thus it mull be, and we that furvive, will accompany you to the Ri¬ ver Side. Then Ihe called for her Children, and gave them her BleJJing, and told them, that ihe had lead with Comfort, the Mark that was fet in To her Chil- their Foreheads, and was glad to fee dren. them with her there, and that they had kept their Garments fo white. Laftly, flie bequeathed to the Poor that Little fhe had, and commanded her Sons and Daughtersto be ready againR the Meflenger fhould come for them. || When fhe had fpoken thefe Words to her Guide, and to her Children, fhe called for Mr. Valiant-for* Truth, and faid unto him, Sir, you have in all Places fhewed your, felf To Mr, Vali- True Hearted/be Faithful unto Deathy \ ant. and my King will give a Croton of Life., I would aifo intreat'you to have To Mr* Stand- an Eye to my Children ♦. and if at any ,| fail. Time you fee them faint, fpeak com¬ fortably to them. For my Daughters, my Son’s Wives, they have been faithful, and a ful¬ filling of the Promifeupon them,, will be their End. I BuL.she gaveM-Stmdfafl& Ring, ~ kjtv T-T/~. Then she called for old Mr. Hone ft. I To n ' *l0? and faid of him. Behold an Israelite in* I nett, deed, in rohom is no Guile. Then faid he, I wish you a fair Day, when you fet out for Mount Sion