84 £>eeon& t of wan ; but their Guide bid them be of good Co fort. So they went on a little further, and they thoug that they felt the Ground begin The Ground {hake under them, as if fome hollc flyakes, Place was there; they heard alfo kind of hiding, as of Serpents, b nothing as yet appeared. Then faid the Boys, A we not yet at the End of this doleful Place ? But t Guide alfo bid them be of good Courage, and lo well to their Feet, lcaft haply, faid he, you be tak in fome Snare. !i> & h « :ir ipj nt ict ire James fick with Fear, !0 all W Now James began to be Tick, bui think the Caufe thereof was Fear, his Mother gave him fome of th Glafs of Spirits that lhe had given h at the Interpreter's Houfe, and three of the Pills th Mr. Skid had prepared, arid the Boy began to reviv Thus they went on ’till they came to about the Mi die of the Valley, and then Chnfiiana faid, thinks I fee fomething yonder up( A Friend ap- the Road before us, a Thing of jj pears. Shape fuch as I have not feen. Th<m faid Jofcph, Mother, What is it SOU r J A J -J ’ -- fill An ugly Thing Child ; an ugly Thing, faid {he. Bit: mf Mother, What is it like? faid heL The Pilgrims ’Tis like I cannot tell what, faid fhej are afraid. and now it is but a little Way ok Then faid fhe, It is nigh. it Well, faid Mr. Great-heart, let them that are mofy, afraid, keep clofe to me: So the Fiend came on, ar. the Conductor met it; but when it was juft come l him, it vanifhed to all their Sights: Then remen bred they what had been faid fome Time ago; Ref the Devil, and he wiS flee from post, Hu m The ‘Or 1#