iS wilt Second of IE! all fii T it So zind now Mr. Sagacity left we to dream cut n Dream by myfelf Wherefore, methought I faw Chrifti ana, and Mercy, and the Boys, go all of them up to th Gate : To which, when they came, they betook themfelvi to a jhort Debate, about how they*, mu Prayerftiould manage their Calling at the GattjtejTm bemadewith what jhould be fald unto him t^mj^i Confiderati- open unto them go it was concludes on and Fear, fmee Chriftiana war the Eldejl, Tha as well as in Jhe jhould knock for Entrance and tha Faith and jhe jhould fpeak to him that did open' fo Hope. the ref. So Chriftiana began to knock j Part, p. 31. and as'her poor Husband did, Jhe knock The Dog.the ed, and knocked again. But infiead c Devil, ail E- any that anfwered, they all thought tha nemy to they heard as if a Dog came barking up Prayer. on them. A Dog and a great one too Cbri;iianaa.nd and this made the Women and Childrc her Com pa- afraid. Nor durjl they for a while t ijions per- knock any more, for fear the Maffif plexed about jhould fly upon them Now therefore the Prayer. were greatly tumbled up and down i their Minds, and \kntw not what to do Knock they durjl not, for. fear of the Dog, Go back the[ durjl not for fear the Keeper of that Gate should efp them as they fo went, and be offended with them : j h lajl they thought of knocking again, and knocking mor »/, vehemently than they did at firfl. Then jaid the Keeper o \ the Gate, Who is there ? So the Dog left off to bark, ant he opened unto them, i; I Then Chrifllana made low Obeifance, and faid, Le not our Lord be offended with his Hand-maidens for that we have knocked at his Princely Gate. Thei faid the Keeper, Whence come ye ? And what is i it that you would have ? ol a: ft! lie Chrijliana ' anfwered, We are come from whenc< Chrijlian did ccme, and upon the fame Errand as he t( t ft -■ j< in