That they have trod on Setgtnts, f^fht wUh^DevlUl gJFi'ave alfo ov&qyyie a many \ \ V *fyca%ifell them alfo of'th& Ofl&be to Pilgrimage, been, flout and Usfenders of that Way, tamd they Refute this World, to d^Mpi^fS^he Go tell them alfi of^thairfty __ That Pilgrimage unto the Pilgrims brings * Let them acquainted be too, how they arc Beloved of their King under his C.ire $ What goodly Aianfions he for them provides] Hod they meet with rough Winds and fwelling Tides How brave a Calm they will enjoy at laftf Who to the Lordt end by his Ways hold fa ft. Perhaps with Heart and Hand they will embrace Thee, as they did my Firfiling, and will grace Tbee, and thy Fellows, with good Cheer and Farcr As fljew willf they of Pilgrims Lovers are. i. OBJECTION. But how, if they will not believe of me Jhac I am truly thine ? ’caufe fome there be -f bat counterfeit the Pilgrim, and his Name, Seek by Difguife to feem the very fame, And by that Means have wrought themfelves into The Hands and Houfes of I know not who• ANSWER. Fts true, fome have of late to counterfeit My Pilgrim, to their own, my Title fet ; Tea, others half my Name and Title too Have fhtched to their Book.1 t0 make-them do• But yet theyf by their Features do declare Themfelves not mine to bey whefe e*re they are. If fuch thou meetejl withy then thine only way Before them all, is to Say out thy Say* In ■Jg,nc r-