1. — Ho c&e ^ecottD f&att of l faft afteep. When the Pilgrims Taw them, they ftcod ftill, and lhook their Heads; for they knew that the Sleepers were in a pitiful cafe. Then they con- (lilted what to do, whether to go on, and leave (hem,;) in their Sleep, or ftep to them, and to try to awake r; ^them. So they concluded to go to them, and awake /» them ; that is, if they could ; but * The Pilgrims with this Caution, namely to take try to awake Heed that themfelves did not fit down them. nor embrace the offered Benefit of that Arbour. So they went in, and fpake to the Men, and called each by his Name, (for the Guide it feems did know them) but there was no Voice, nor Anfwer. Then the Guide did (hake them, and^ do what he cou’d to »difturb them. Then faid one of them, I wid pay you when 1 take my Money. At which the Guide lhook his Head. ■/ wid fight fo long as I can hold my Sword in my Band, faid the'other. At that, one of the Children -laughed. for Li| tlie of anc An the Then (aid Ghriftiana, What is the Meaning of this ?j The Guide faid, They talk in their Sleep; if you do fir ike them, or beat them, or whatever I Their En- elfe you do unto them, they will anfwer! B deavour is you after this Fajhion ; or, as one of thernyvu faid in old Time, when the Waves of the' that Sea did beat upon him, and he fiept as one |Wa! fruitlels, Prov. 23, 34 3 5- upon the Mafi of a Ship; When I do awake, I will feek it ag«in. You know when Men talk in their Sleep, they %ny Thing, but their Words are not governed eithc >y Fatih or Feafon, There is an Incoherency in their Words row, evc-r as there was before, betwixt their going on Pilgrimage, na their fitting down in this Place. This then is the Mifchie) on ti when heedltfi Ones go on Pilgrimage, twenty to Ont but the) Jrofi Yi hCi bette