tfye $tkptnt’S ip^ogrcfgs. S7 So on they went, and Jofeph faid; Cannot v>e fee t» e End of tbii Hatley as yet ? Then faid the Guide, ok to your Feet, for we fhall prefentJy be among glares: So they looked to their Feet, and went on ; rit they were troubled much with the Snares. Now then they were come among the Snares, they efpied wMan caft into the D.tch on the left Hand, with his re:h all rent and torn. Then faid the I?;aide. That is one Heedlefs, that was Heedlefs ) f^oing this Way ; he has Iain there is flain, and ajgreat while ; there was one Take Take-heed with him, when he was taken preferred. injd (lain, but he efcaped their Fiands. at )U cannot imagine how many are killed hereabouts, ;e d yet Men are fo foolilhly venturous as ro fee out hjhtly on Pilgrimage, .and to come without a Guide, n'jor Gbriflian! it was a W onder chat he here efcaped, t he was beloved of his God; alfo he had a good >art of his own, or elfe he could never have done * Now they drew towards the End the Way, and juft there, where 1 Part,pag, iftian had feen the Cave when he Joy, 106. nt by, out thence came forth Maul Maul a Giant. jiant. This Maul did ufc to fpoil iOtf Thing Pilgrims with Sophiftry, and he called Great- rt by his Name, and laid unto him, w many Times have you been for- He quarrel? den to do thefe Things? Then faid with Great- . Great-heart, What Things? What heart, 4| ings, quoth the Giant, you know at Things ; But I will put an End to your Trade. pray, faid Mr. Great-heart, before we fall to it, s underftand wherefore we muft fight: (Now the )men and Children ftood Trembling, and knew what to do) quoth the Gianr, You rob the eala1 h tit if, It M j, intrey, and rob it with the worft of Thieves, efe are but General, faid Mr. Great-heart} come Particulars, Man. ht, Ji E 2 Then