)ii When they wei'e come to the Arbour, ;;;,ey were very willing to fit down, for 'They ft in the sy were all in a pelting Heat. Then Aibour d Mercy. How fweet is ReJ} to them that i Pent p. 62, fjijihour. And how pood is the Pri 'ce^ 63 Mat. if. Pilgrims to provide fuch Refting- 28. traces for th^m ? Of this Arbour l have (. /trd much ; but I never fkw it before But here let A, beware of Sleeping : For as I hays heard, for that KSlcoft poor Chrijlian dear ■ Then faid Mr Great.heart to the little Ones, Come, f,V pre&ty Boys, how do you do? What think you now ittl going on Pilgrimage ? Sir, faid the aaft, 1 was almoft beat out of Heart,; The little Beys an,.t 1 think you for lending me a Hand Ar freer to , he ml my Need And 1 remember now Guide, and aU tat my Mother hath told me. name- Jo to Mercy. That the Way to Heaven is as a >.,,.dder, and the Way to Hell is as down a H 11. But pad rather go up the Ladder to Life, than down the ill to f-earh vThen faid Mrcy, But the Proverb is, 1hi go down the Hilt- is -eafie : But James Which is hard. d, (for that was his Name; The Day eji, up' H 'll or I coming, when, in my Opinion, go- down Hid.. ■ down the Hill will be the hardejl of all tjilis a good Boy. faid !m Mailer, t.*ou haft given her flight Anfw.er. hen Mercy frmled but the little ’ .y did bln: . thrift. Come, faid Chrijliar.a' IP They rerrejh iu eat a Bit. to Twee en your M ut! s themfdves. file you ft here to reiVyoi r Legs? ;r I have here a piece of Pomgranate, which Mr. Aeipretei put into rny Hand juft when I came out ii his Doors ; he gave me alio a piece of an Honey- ymb, and a little Borrle of Spirits; I thought he hye you fomfething, laid Mercy, becaufe he calftPyou de Yes, fo he did, &id the other: 8m, faift Chrt- ma, it flrali be frill as X faid it ftiould, wherr at fifft i * , PiStih,