r ^eccrmi lpart of Now, faid he, compare this Hen to your King a thefe Chickens to his obedient ones- For anfwera to her, himfelf has his Methods, which he walketh towards his People; by his common Call, he gives i J thing ; by his fpecial Call, he always has Something . give; he has alfo a brooding Voice, for them that ^ under his Wing. And he has an Out-cry, to give jilarm when he fecth the Enemy come, I chofe my D .lings to lead you into the Room where fuch thin are, becaufe you are Women, and they are for you, I Chrifl. And Sir, faid Chrijliana, pray let us feefoi j more : So he had them into into the Slaughter. Hon where was a Butcher killing of Shee 1 Of the Butcher And behold the Sheep was quiet, a and the Sheep. took her Death patiently. Then £ the Interpreter, You mufl learn of t.i Sheep to fuffer, and to put up Wrongs without Mi murings and Complaints. Behold how quietly i takes her Death, and without obje&ing, fhe fuffere her Skin to be pulled over her Ears. Your King dc call you his Sheep. After this, he led them into his Garden, where u great Variety of Flowers: And he faid, Do you i all thefe ? So Chrijliana faid, Y> Of the Garden. Then faid he again, Behold the flow< are divers in Stature, in Quality, aj J Colour, and Smell, and Virtue, and fome are better th fome: Alfo where the Gardiner has fet thei there they {land, and quarrel not one with an ther. Again, he had them into his Field, which he h fowed with Wheat and Corn : But when they behe the Tops of all was cut off, only t Of the Field. Straw remained, he (aid again, Tl Ground was dugged, and ploughed, and fo ed, but what {hall we do with the Crop ? Then fa C brijiia-, Y