Chrifb'ana takes her Leave of the Porter. 75 'ftge ^ccottD of t ^ ^eri Chriftiana to the PoTte Sjr I am much obliged to you for all ti Kindnejfes that you have fheroed z* v\ face I came hither; andalfo that you hJ been Jo Loving and kind to „y Children S i know not horn to gratify your KindnefM Wherefore pray, as a Token of my ReffJt to you aft j’oJh’l™ fte: So ,fl,e P« a Gold Angel’ in hii Hand he made her a low Obeyfance, and faid L D . thy Garment} b, always white, and let th The Porters Head want.no Ointment. Lit Mercy lh BiefTiag, and not die, and let not h:r Works be feu Youthful Luff, and fo How aft er°Codlinefffhh ^lelftl j are Grave and Wife fo fall you put Gladneft into you Mother t Heart and obtain Praife of all that are fiber minded'. So they thanked the Porter and departed ! t Now I raw in my Dream that they went for War until they were come to the Brow of the Hill w*tr Pitty bethinking herfelf, cry’dout; Zf/i’^' forgot what I intended to before upon Chriftiana and he Companions; I will go back and fetch if, fo fl,e ran leeched it. When lhe was gone, Chriftiana though fhe heard in a Grove a little way off on the Rilh much’lfkeThlfef10115 mebdl0usNote- Word Through all my whole Life thy Favour it So frankly jhe& d to me, That in thy Houfe for evermore My Dwelling Place Jhatt be. fte thought fte hMrd