:ae e t&e ^tlgtfm’0 177 a =ents whereof were That he muft prepare for a Change f Life, for his Mafter was not ■willing that he fhonld be fo far from him any longer. At this Mr. S.tandfafl was put into a Mufe : Nay, faith the M Jfengtr, you need not doubt of the Truth of my Meflage ; for here is a Token of Eccl. 11 6. the Truth thereof, Thy Wheel is He calls for broken at the Ciflsrn. Then he called M*. Great- to him Mr. Great-heart, who was heart, their Guide, and faid unto him, Sir, although it was not my Hap to be much In £our good Company in the Days of my Pilgrimage, yet /ince the Time I knew you, you have been profita¬ ble to me. When I came from Home, I left behind me a Wife, and five His fieech fm&ll Children ; let me intreat you, to him. at your Return, {for I know that you go and return to your Maftar's Houfe, in Hopes that 70U may be a Condu&or to more of the Holy I Pilgrims) that you fend to my Family, and let i* them be acquainted with all that hath, and /hall t happen unto me. Tell them more- a over of my happy Arrival at this Place, and of the prefcnt late blefTed His Errand y Condition that 1 am in. Tell them to his Family* . alfo of Chyiftian and Chrijhana his 3 Wife, and how fire and her Chil- ( dren came after her Husband Tell them alfo of * what a happy End /lie made, and whether /he is t gone. 1 have Little or Nothing to fend to my Fa¬ mily, except it be my Prayers and Tears for them; of which it will fuffice if you acquaint them, if peradventure they may prevail. When Mr Standfaft had thus fet Things in Or¬ der; and the Time being come for him to hafte him away, he alfo went down to the River. Now there