pi Clje #(lgrim’j3 Pjtogtefg. This is the Head of him. whofe Name only, /» former Times did Pilgrims terrify. His Caflle's down, and Diffidence, his Wife, Pdffisr Ufafter Great-heart has hire ft of Life, tffpondency his Daughter Much-afraid, Great-heart,/^ than alfo the Man has play'di IVbo hereof doubts, if he'll but caft his Eye TTjr hither} may his Ssruples fatisfy. This Head alfo, when doubting Cripples dance. 39 Doth flew, from Fears they have Deliverance. Ti When thofe Men had thus bravely ffiewed them- dvefs againft Doubting Caftle, and had (lain Giant they went forward, and went on ’till they ime to the Deleft able Mountains, where C hrjftian id flopefitl refrelhed themfelves with the Varieties ' tfifc Place. They alfo acquainted themfelves itM the Shepherds there, who welcomed* the#i, as leyfhad done Chriftian before, unto the Deleft able. loiintains. V . i Nbw the Shepherds feeing fo great a Train fBllow \ ir.Jpreat heart (for with “him they were well ac» luaiijted) they faid unto him, Good Sir, you-have jot #goodly Company here ; pray where did yottfind |U tHefe ? <• [The Guide’s Speech to the Shepherds ] Pi "ft, he^e is Chriftiana and her Train, H r and her Sons Wives, who. like the Wain, tfe Pole, and do by Ctmpafs Steer, ~JFrma$m*tv el fe they had not been- here *■ Next her's old Hone ft come t it Pilgrimage, Ready to halt too, who I dare engage. True h asted is, and fo is Feeble-rnind, Who filing was not to be l ft behind\ M.-. 4. Defp. 1