HI to ■.is ptlgrfm’g PjQgre®. rfjv think, faid Standfafl: ? think, faid old Honeft, What (hould I think ? I thought tot had an honefi Mart upon ■ the Road, therefore fhonld have his Company by and by. If you thought not amifs, bow happy am I ? But if l be1 not as l fhould, 'tis / alone muft bear it. That is true, faid the other; but your Fear doth farther confirm me, that Things are right betwixt the Prince of Pilgrims and your Soal: por> he faith, Blefled is the Man tha£f feareth always. t0 Valiant. Well, hut Brother, I pray ,n thee tell us, What was it that was They found the Caufe of thy being upon thy him at Pray• Knees even now ? Was it for fome ers% Obligations laid by fpecial Mercies upon thee, or how ? ne. ii a Standfaft. Why, we are, as you fee. upon the Inchant* ed Ground ; and as I teas coming along, I was mufing with myfelf of what a dangerous Nature the Road in this Place was, and hw many that had tome even thus far on Pilgrimage, had here been fiopt, and been defiroy'd. I What it thought alfo of the Manner of Deathf was that with which this Place defiroytth Men. fetch’d him > Thofe that die here, die of no violent upon hi& Difiemper : The Death which fuch do die, Knees* . is not grievous to them. For he that goeth away in a Sleep, begins that Jour¬ ney with Defire and PU afire. Tea, futbac^uiefie [in the Will of that Difeafe. & Hon Then Mr Honefi interrupting of him, faid* Did you fee the two Men aficep in the A hour ? H 4 Stands