I too are w ii nty ^econts of But Chrifilana faid unto her, Tempt me nof, ml Neighbour : I have now a Prize put into my Hanc to get again, and I fhould be a Fool of the greatefl fort, if I fhould have no heart to ftrike in with th< Opportunity. And for that you tel I me of all theft Troubles that I am like to meet with in the Way they are fo far from being to me a Difcouragement that they fhew I am in the right. Th pertinent litter mufi come be)ore the fwset, and Reply to flejbly that alfo will make the fweet the Reafonings. fweeter. Wherefore, fince you came not to my Houfe in God's Name, as 1 faid, I pray you be gone, and do not difquiac me farther. Then Timorous alfo reviled her, and faid to her Fellow, come Neighbour Mercy, let’s leave her in her own Hands, fince fhe fcorns our Counfel and Compa-r ny. But Mercy was at a Rand, and Mercy’/ Bow- could not fo readily comply with her eh yearn over Neighbour, and that for a two-fold Ghrifliana. Reafon : ift, Her Bowels yearned over Cbrijh’ana. So fhe faid within jherfelf If my Neighbour will needs be gone, I will go a little way with her, and help her. idly. Her owels yearned over her own Soul, (for what Ghri- iana had faiJ, had taken fome hold upon her Mind ) Vhe'refore fhe faid within herfelf again, I will yet have more Talk With this Chriftiana, and if I find* Truth and Life in what fhe fhall fay,'my (elf, with my Heart, fhall alfo go with her. Wherefore Mercy began thus to reply to her Neighbour Timorous. Mercy. Neighbour, 1 did indeed come with you tr fee Chriftiana this Morning, and fince fise is, as you fee, a taking her lafi Farewell of the Countrey, I think to walk this Sun» fine Morning, a little with her, to help her on her way. But fhe told her not of the 2d Reafon, but kept it to herfelf. Timorous forfakes her, but Mercy cleaves to her. Timormst