tfjc pdgrfm’ji $jogrefjS. 4? fent them away with many a good Wilh. So they went on their Way, and Sang : This Vlace has been our fecond Stag?y Here we have been3 heard, and feen Thofe good Things} that from Jge to Age 3 To others hid have been. The Dunghil Raker, Spider, Hen, The Chicken too to me Hath taught a LeJJony let me then - Conformed to it be. The Bureber3 Garden and the Field\ The Robbia and his Bait} Alfo the Rotten Tree doth yield Me Argument of Weight \ To move me for to Watch and Fray* To firive to be Sine re. To take my Crofs up Day by Dayy And ferve the Lord with Fear. Now I faw in my Dream, That thofe went on, and Ire at-heart before them ; fo they went and came to the dace were Chrifttan's Burthen fell off his'ISBack, and umhled into a Sepulchre. Here then hey made a Paufe, here alfo they blef- Part1. p 5:4 sd God. Now, faid Christiana, it omes to my Mind, what was faid to us at the Gate, ^ wit. That we fhould have Pardon by Word and 'ted \ by Word, that is, by the Promife; by Deed, to rit in the Way it was obtained. What the Promife , of that I know fomerhing: But what it is to have ardon by Deed, or in the Way that it was obtained, [r. Gr rat-heart, I fuppofe you know, which if you leafe, let us hear your Difcourfe thereof.