r t&e fctlgrtm’g Pjogrefii. 65 Paid. Is there nothing written therein Ht whfttyow underftand ? Mat. Yes, a great deal. Prud. What do you do when you twrt with Places there¬ in that you do not underfund ? Matth. I think God is wifer than I. I pray alfo that he will pleafe to let me know all therein that knows will be for my good. Prud. How believe you as touching .the Refurreflicn of foe Dead ? Matth. I believe they fhall rife the fame that was buried ; the fame in Nature, tho* not in Corruption. 11 And I believe this upon a double Account. Firfiy £ Becaufe God has promifed it. Secondly, becaufe h§ ri,is able to perform it. Then faid Prudence to the Boys, You imijl Jliil hear- li ken to your Mother, for ftc can learn you more. You mu]} . alfo diligently give Ear to what good Talk you fall hear .from others\ for your fakes do they fpeak good Things, Oba I ferve alfo, and that with Carefulnefs, what II the Heavens and the Earth do teath you ; Prudence's but efpeciaBy be much in the Meditation of Conclufion ^hat Book that was the caufe of your Fa. upon theCa- ther's becoming a Pilgrim. /, for my part, techifing of •ny Children, will teach you what I can the Boys. while you are here, and fall be glad if you will ask me Quefl/on; that tend to Godly Edifying. Now, by that thTe Pilgrims had oeen at this Place a Week, Mercy had Mercy has a 1 Vifttor that pretended ibme good Sweetheart. Will unto her, and his Name was Mr. Brisk, a Man of ibme Breeding, and that preten¬ ded to Religion, but a Man that Buck very clofe to the World. So he came once or twice, or more, to Mtrc/l-