Mi ct?e $-econt»^srt of »j7 it • He had a Cap of Steel upon his Head, a Bifeatt- palate of Fire girded to him, and be came out in; ’ ron* Shoes* with a great* Club in his Hand. ^ Then-i ^jefe fix Men made up to him; and befet him beh¬ ind and before Alfo when Diffidencet the Giantefs, , ime up to help him* old Mr Homft cut her down r one Blow; Then they- fought for their Lives,, "id Giant Defpair was brought down* wiD-the Ground, but mat very loth to die : Defpair is uile ttruggled hard, and had, as* they is loth to die* 1,1 y> as many Lives as a Catj. but ‘eat.heart was his Death, for he left him not 'tilt had levered his Head from his Shoulders, Then they fell to demolilhing Doubt- 3Uff - CaJUe, and that you know Doubting: flight with Eafe be done, fince Gi- Cattle demo- iftlit Defpair was dead. They were lijhed* jfuven pays in deftroying of that, ;,tiid in it, of Pilgrims* they found one Mr. Defion- yf *cy> almoft ttarved to Death, and one Much afraid • mfs Daughter; thcfe two they faved alive. But it , fould have made you have wondred, to have feen ae dead Bodies that lay here and there in the Cattle* ! ard, and how full of dead Men’s Bones the Dun* he:on was. it? . - i , niWhen Mr. Gr’at-heart and hrs Companions had .‘rformed this Exploit, they took Mr. Dependency, , id his Daughter Much-afraid, into their Protec¬ tion, for they were honeft People, though they -ere )Vl,fifoners in Doubting-CaJHe, to that Giant Defpair. Ihey therefore, I fay, took with them the Head of /je Giant, (far his Body they had buried under a f\eap of Stones) and down to the Road, and to J,''elr Companions they came, and Ihewed them' v<t ■■ .# what.