<1 I 144 urge ©econo part of that the Widow gave to the Prophet, did not ctuf< that Ihe had ever the lefs in her Barrel. They had them alfo to the Place, where they favfli one Fojy and one Want-wit, wafhing of an Ethiopiand with an Intention to make him white i but the more they walhed him, thna blacker he was Then they a.ked th-n Shepherds what that fhould mean nr So they told him, faying, Thus tial it be with the vile Perfon; all Mean ufed to get fuch a one a good Name iftiall in Conclulion tend but to make him more abojtfi minable. Thus it was with the Pharifees, and fo i lhall be with all Hypocrites. The Work of one Fool, and one Want-wit. 1 |wf k 01 Then fa id Mercy, the Wife of Mat wi lPart?p. 311. thew, to Chrftiana her Mother, I woulc vi if it might be, fee the Holt in thi Hill; or that commoly called the By-way to Hell ti, Mercy has a Mind to fee the Hole in the Hill• So her Mother brake her Mind to the Shepherds Then they went to the Door; it was on the Side oi an Hill, and they opened it, and b e Mercy heat ken a while. So Ihe hcark- ned, and heard one laying, Cur fed hi my. Father for holding of my Feet bad from the Way of Peace and Ufe ; and ■’» another faid, O that I had been torn it Pieces before / had. to fave rny Life, loft my Soul; and another faid, if i were to live again, how would I denj my [elf rather than come to this Place. Then then was, as if the very fcarth groaned and quaked un¬ der the Feet of this youpg Woman for rear; fo Ihi looked white, and came trembling away, faying Blcfied be he and ibc, that is dclfyered from thi; Place. - m 11 fi si Now