'*** tpe Pftmm’0 JBjogreOs.' ' could Father or Mother flay met So I got from ’cc and a 11 come thus far on my Way. It Great-heart. > in at the Gate, did you not \ Pah ant. Yes, yes, for the fame Man alfo told u that all would be nothing, if we did not begin t enter this Way at the Gate. A Great*heart. Look you, /aid the Guide f*Ghriftiaw the Pilgrimage of your Husband, and what he has goM ten thereby, is fpread abroad far and near. Valiant. Why, is this Chrijfians Wife l IGi Great-heart. Yes, that it is, and theft are. alfo ht four Sons. J J Valiant. What! and going on Pilgrimage too ? Great-heart, Yet wily, they are feBetting after ? Vi jfie . }x Sh*s me at Heart! good Man. Hov yoyrul will he be, when he fhall fee them that woukiou not go with him, to enter before him, in at the Gatclr into,the Coelefrul City. Great-heart. Without doubt it will be a Comfcrt t ?s him • for, next to the Joy of feeing himfelf there, it wit i! ht a Joy to meet there his Wife and Children. lahant. But now you are upon that, pray let m< unf ^i?Ur ^P,n*on afr°uc if- Some make a Queftionjv,! Whether we ihall know one another, when we an ft there ? Greac^heart. Do they think they fhall know them! ft ves then, or that they Jha2 rejoice to fet themfelve.i , tn *kat Blift, and if they think they fhad knot , ' am,l*