6o td?e %cconD Watt of that Chamber that was my Husband i P%rt p.S, 2. when he was here; Co they had the up thither, and rhev all lay in a Roo When they were at Reft, Qkrijliana and Mercy enter into Difcourfe about Things that were convenient Chrift Little did I think once. whcn i\ thrift's Eofor/i Husband went on Pilgrimage, that I foil is for all Pil ever have followed him. grirns. k Mercy. And you as little thought lying in his Bed, and in his Chamber to Reft, as yc do now. Ch rift. And much lefs did l ever think of feeing his Fd with Comfort, and of Worfipping the Lord the King wi h'my and yet now I believe 1 fall. Mercy. Hark, don’t you hear a Noife ? Chrift. Yety 'tis as I believe, a Noife of Mujick, for J that ive are here. Mercy,, Wonderful Mufick in tl Mujick* Houfe, Mufick in the Heart, ai Mulick alfo in Heaven, for Joy th vre are here. Thus they talked a-while, and then betook ther felves to Sleep. So in the Morning when they we awake, Chrifiana laid to Mercy. (thrift. What was the Matter that y Mercy did ' did laugh in your Sleep *o Night ? I fu laugh in her pfe you was in a Dream. Sleep Mercy. So I was, and a fweet Drea it w’as; but are you fure I laughed ? thrift. Yesyou laughed heartily ; but prithee Merc ted me thy Dream. 'Mercy. \ was a Dreaming that I f Mercy b all alone in a folitary Place, and w Dream, bemoaning cf the Hsurdnefs of • . Heart* ' . , Ke