Co alfo, tell them who and what they he, That now do go on Pilgrimage with thee i Say, Here's my Neighbour Mercy, /he is one] That has long time with me a Pilgrim gene; Come, fee her in her Virgin Facet and learn ’Twixt idle onesy and Pilgrims, to difeern. Ti a, let young Damfels learn of her to pri^e The fi^orld which is to come in any wife : When little tripping Maidens follow God5 7 yind leave all doting Sinners to his Ppd. * Tit Hkp thofe Days wherein the young ones cry d - Hofenna, whom the old ones did deride, Next tell them of old Honefi, who you foUnd With his wite Hairs treading the Pilgrim Ground i Tea, tell them how plain hearted this Man was^ H°w after his good Lord he bare the Crcfs : Perhaps with feme grey Head this may prevail T With Christ to fall in love, and Sin bewail. Tell them. alfo how Afafler Fearing went , On Pilgrimage, and how the Time he fpent J In Solitarinefsy.with Pears and Cries, And how at iaft he won the Joyful Pn\e, He was a good Man, tho8 much dowu in Spirit He is a good Man, and doth Life inherit. Tell them of Afajler Feeble mind alfo, Who, not before, but Pill behind would go ; Shew them alfo how he*ad like to have been fain] And how one Great Heart did his Life regain This Man was true of Heart, tho' weak. ™ Graz? One might true Godlinefs read in his Face. Then tell them of Majler Ready to halt, A Man with Crutches, but much without Fault i Tell them how Majler Feeble-mind and he Did Love, and in Opinion much agree> And let all know, tho* Weaknefs was their Chiton Tet femetimes one would Singt the other Dancet t£) >