•88 ©&e fecconb $art of Then faid the Giant, Thou practifeft the Craft God's Mini- fit rs counted as ‘Kidnappers. a K:dnapper, thou gatheiettup Worm and Children, and carried them in a Orange Countrey, to the weak Win of my Matter’s Kingdom But nr Great~h:art reply’dj i am a Serva: of the God of Heaven, my Bufinefs is to perfua< Sinners to Repevranee, ] am comman ed to do my Endeavour to turn Me Women and Children, from Da>kne to Light, and from the Power cf The Giant and Mr. -Great heart rnafl Fight. tan to God ; and if this be indeed t Ground of thy Quarrel, let us full it as foon as thou wilt. Then the Giant came up, and Mr. Great-heart we to meet him, and as he went, he drew his Swoid, the Giant had a Club. So, without more ado, they f to it, and at the Bril Blow the Giant ftruck Mr Gre, .heart down upon one of his Knees, with that the V men and Children cried: So Mr.Great.heart recoveri himfeif, laid about him in full lu manner, and gave the Giant a Wou in his Arm; that he fought for i f\ ace of an Hour, to that height i Heat, that the Breath came out m the Giant's Ncftrils, as the Heat dtp out of a boiling Caldron. Then they fat down to reft them, but Mr Gre 'heart betook himfeif to Prayer ; alfo the Wcmen a Children did nothing but ligh and cry all the Ti: that the Battle did lalL When they had retted them, and taken Brea they both fell to it again, and ‘fVc-ak Folks Prayers at .fsws Timet ■ help ft>'org Folk s Cnet, li w. dou cat; I The Giant ftruck aowti. Great-heart, with a full blow, fete the Giant down to the Ground ; N hold, let me recover, quoth he Mr. Grra'-b?art let him fairly get up : So to it t1 went again, and the Giant mils'd but little of break Mfv Great.heart's Skull with his Club.. ptt tile fiid J let men to ||