x(S «ecottD $att of rather upon the Spot, than to fuffer ourfelves to Lx brought into fuch Snares as fhall hazard our Well being hereafcer. And with that they both Jhneket out, and cry’d, Murder, Murder: And fo put them- felves under thole Laws that are provi-l. Deut, 22. 23, ded for the Prote&ion of Women. But n 26, 27. the Men Hill made their Approach up- b on them, with Defign to prevail a- 'i gainft them. They therefore cry’d out again. Now, they being, as I faid, not far from the Gate, r/ in at which they came, their Voice f was heard from where they was, thi- ft ther: Wherefore fome of the Houfe \j came out, and knowing that it was t Chriftianas Tongue, they made hafle to n her Relief. But by that they were fa got within Sight of them, the Women were in a ve. ry great Scuffle, the Children alfo flood crying by.« Then did he that came in for their Re- N The Reliever lief, call out to the Ruffians, faying, comes. What is that Thing you do ? Would 0 you make my Lord's People to tranf* grefs? He alfo attempted to take them, but they did make their Efcape over the Wall into the Garden of the Man to whom the great Dog be* Vl 'Tis good to cry out when we are af- faulted. h h 'it 'C The id Ones longed; fo the Dog became their Pro- fly to the De- tettor. This Reliever then came up to [j, vil for Relief\ the Women, and asked them how they did. So they anfwered, We thank thy Prince, pretty well, only we have been fomewhat a- frighted; we thank thee alfo, that thou cameft in to our Help, for otherwife we had been overcome. Reli, So afeer a few more Words, this Reliever faid as followeth: I marvelled much when The Reliever you was entertain'd at the Gate above, be- talks to the ingye know that ye were but weak Women, Women. that you petitioned not the Lord for a Con» duller : Then might you have avoided thefe Troubles and Dangers; he would haw granted you one, Chr la 1