f: 55 , djc cf or Bloody man, becaufe of his Haying of Pilgrims, an he was of the Race of the Giants. Great-heart. Then faicl the Pilgrim's Guide, The! Women and Children are going on Pilgrimage, an this s the Way they muft go, and go it they jfhajl, i fbight of thee and the Lions. W Grim. This is not their Way, neither P all they g the ein I am corns f.-rth to withdand rhem, and t that End wi 1 back the Lions. Now, to fay the Truth, by Reafon of the Fierce nefs of the hions, and of the Gri n Carriage of hdn that did back them, this Way had of hue lain rrurc . unoccupied, and was almoit all grown over \vi G rafs. Chrtjl. Then faid Chnfllana, though the Highway have been isn occupied hereto foie, and tho1 the Tri vellers have been made in l imes pad: to walk thrpug By paths it muR not re fo now I am ri fen. No a l a? rlj'en a Mother in Jfrael, judges 5, 6, 7 lei 1a1 pre a: ;em op lit lur N lor er er, n ( Grim\ Then he fwore by the Lions, but it fhould, an< therefore bid them turn a/itle, for they inouid no iid have Paiftge there. - , in1 Great-heart But t: eir Guide made fnl his A p proa dp unto Grim, and laid fo heavily at him witfi his Swcrd ;{: that he forced him to retreat. A Fight be- txr'yet Grim and Great- I Heart. Great heart. Grim. Then faid he, (that attemptec to back the Lion) Will you flay me'up' on mine, own Ground ? / 1 Tis the King’s High-way that we are in, arid in this Way it is that thou haft placed ?he Li onsf bit thefe Women, and thefeIChildren, tho’ weak Ihall hold on their Way in fpight of thy Lions. A h witi