&eeont> (date of Standfaji. Ay, ay, 1 faw Heedlefs and aIfo Too-bold there ; and for ought I know, that there they will lie until they rot: But let me go on Prov. 10. 7. with my Tale : As I was thus muling as I faid, there was one in pleafaat At¬ tire, but Old, who prefented herfelf unto me, and of¬ fer’d me Three Things, to wit, her Body, her Purfe, and her Bed. Now the Truth is,. I W2s both a weary and fleepy : I am elfo as poor as a Hoxolet, and that perhaps the Witch knew. Well, I repulfed her once and twice, but flie put by my Repulfes, and fmiled. Then I began to be angry, but Ihe mattered I that nothing at all. Then fhe maid Offers again,; and faid, if I would be ruled by her, Ihe would I make me Great and Happy. For, faid Ihe, I ami the Miftrefs of the World, and Men are made Hap- jr py by me. Then I asked her Name, and Ihe told me it was Madam Bubble. This fet me 1 Madam Bub. farther from her 5 but fhe Bill follow- ! ble : Or th!s ed me with Inticements. Then I be- | vain World. took me, as you fee, to my knees, J and with Hands lifted up, and Cries, [ If prayed to him that had faid be would help. So . juft as you came up, the Gentlewoman went her Way. 1 Then I continued to give Thanks for this grest De- | Hverance } for 1 verliy believe Ihe intended no Good* but rather fought to. make a Scop of me in my Journey. U > *.Y' \ • . H P : ■ i Bon. Without Doubt her Defigns were bad. But I Hay, now you talk of her, methinks I either have j ( feen her, or have read feme Story-of her. • ' • " ‘ - - ' ! 1 Standfaji, Perhaps you have done both,