30 ctje fttconti ®att of and her Companion, all waiting for Entertainme: here. Then they leaped for Joy, ar went and told their Matter. So 1 came to the Door, and looking upr her, he faid ; Art thou that Chrittian •whom Chrittian the good Man left behh him, when he betook himfelf to a Pilgrin it Life. Joy in the houfe of the Interpreter, that Chritti- ana is tur-ned Pilgrim. r. Chrljl. Tam that Woman that was fo hard-heart<c as to flight my Husband’s Troubles, and that left hi to go on his Journey alone, and thefe are his foi Children; but now I a’fo am come, for I am co;* yinced that no Way is right but this. Interp. Then is fulfilled that which is written of the M. that faid to his Son, Go work to Day Mat. si. 29. my Vineyard ; and he faid to his Fathe f I will not ; but afterwards repents and went. Chrijl. Then faid Chrifiiana, fo be it, Amen. God ma( it a true Saying upon me, and grant that I may be four ac the lattof him in Peace, without Spot, and Blamelel 1 Interp. But why ftandef thou at the Door ? Come in th Daughter of Abraham, we were talking of thee but now, f Tidings have come to us before, how th u art become a Pi grim. Come Children, come in; coms} Maiden, come ; : he had them all into the Houfe. il u m In So when they were within, they were bidden to j down and rett them, the which, when they had don thofe that attended upon the Pilgrin in the Houfe, came into the Room ij|{ fee them. And fone fmiled, and an ther fmiled and another fmiled, ar they all fmiled for Joy that Chrifiai { was become a Pilgrim: They al.Ju looked upon the Boys ; they ftroak* them over their Faces with thei* Hand, in Token » • 1 the O Sain ts glad to fee the Young on's walk in God's Ways, I