i*8 trfce Second $att of they have been afhamed to burn any more; in tl Days we were afraid to walk the Streets, but now can {hew- cur Heads. Then the Name of a Profei was odious ; now, efpecially in fome Parts of ( Town, (for you know our Town is large) Religion counted Honourable. ti ii ?e HI i, Thenfaid Mr. Contrite to them. Pray how fareth it a yon in your Pilgrimagej how j} and s the Country ajfeffed wards you ? k 3! Ci Hon. It happens to us, as it happeneth to Way-farb men ; fometimes our way is clean, fometimes foi fometimes up Hill, fometimes down Hill; we are 1 dom at a Certainty : The Wind is not always on c Backs, nor is every one a Friend that we meet with the way. We have met with fome notable Rubs ready ; and what are yet behind we know not, but the mo ft part we find it true that has been talked old, A good Man muji fujfer Trouble. il) i ii t 0 fl. 'tl Contrite. Ton talk of Rubs, what Rubs have you ? Withal? V l Hon Nay, ask Mr. Great* he art our Guide, for he c give the beft Account of chat. -/, Great -heart. We have been befet three or fbur tin already: birft, ChriJUana and her Children were be with two Ruffians, that they feared would t< away their Lives. We were befet with Gia Blood man, Giant Mault and Giant Slay-good 1 deed we did rather befet the laft, than were 1 fet of him. And thus it was : After w© h been fome Time at the Hcufe of Gains, mine H and of the whole Church, we were minded upon Time to take our Weapons wlih us, and fo go fee we could light upon any of thofe that were Er mies to Pilgrims; (for we heard that there was notable One thereabouts) Now Gains knew' i on ■(H il k i * ;( :t K in Ha.