tm pugnm 0 f&jogrefg. 119 r(j] Gaius Come, Sir, faid good Gaius, be Gaiuscomfort df good Chear, you are welcome to ?ne, and him. Notice ft my Hotife, and what thou haji a mind to be taken 'of ft, call for freely ; and what thou would'ft Providence. 'ftdVe my Servants do for thee, they will do Tidings hoiv with a ready Mind. one Not-right was fain by a 0 Then faid Mr Feeble-mind, This is Thunder-bolt, u .1 unexpected Favour, and as the Sun and Mr Fes* •hining out of a very dark Cloud : Did ble-niinc^V njjriant Slay-good intend me this Favour Comment upon : when he ltopped me,and refoived to let it. ne go rh) farther ? Did he intend, that ,f:er he had rifled my Pocket, 1 fiiould go to Gaius •nine Hoft ? Vet fo it is. I Tn Pii Now, juft as Mr. Feeble-mind and Gaius were thus in •Talk, there comes «ne running, and called at the 3oojrf and told, That about a Mile and a > a If oft, 0lI'here was one Mr. N-t righta Pilgrim ft ruck Dead up pin the Piace where he was, with a Thunder - bolt. Fetb A’as \ laid M. Feeble-mind, is he (lain ? He ‘ Overtook nxe tome Days before I came fo far as hither, Und would be my Company-keeper : Healf) was with f j it /-> * ait ,^ne when May-good the Giant rook me, bi )le of his Heels, and efcaped ! But h fe ^ed to Die, and I was took to Live. but he wasmm- ems, he el'ca- What, one wouldfthink, doth ftek io flay out-right, ■ Oft-times delivers from the faddeft Plight, That very Providence, whofe Face is Death, ],k Doth oft-times to the Lowly, Life bequeath i / taken was, he did efcape and ftee ; ^ Hands croft, give Death to him, and Lift t$ me \ •1*8 Nov/