tlje j&tlgrfm’g i^ogiefe. i Jit better than I, bccsufe he dweit thereabout■% • hre looked and looked, ’till at laft we difcerned • Mouth of his Cave, then were we glad, and °:ked up our Spirits. So we approached up to his )n , and lo, when we came there, he had dragged mere Force into his Net, this poor Man, Mr. le-mind, and was about to bring him to his End. when he faw us, fupooling, as we thought, he 1 another Prey, he left the poor Man in his Houfe, came out. So we fell to it full Tore, and he , ily laid about him ; but in Cone lull op, he was Tight down to the Ground, and his Head cut off, °13: let up by the Way-Side, for a Terror to fuch as ild af er praflice fuch Ungodlinefs. That I tell ,c the Truth, here is the Man himfelf to affirm it, was as a Lamb taken out of the Mouth of the Er ^ coble mind, then (aid Mr. Feeble-mind, I found true, to my Cojl and Comfort , to my Coji, when he [lined to pick my Bones every Moment ; and to my com- ? when I faro Mr. Great-heart and his friends, with ■ Weapons approach fo near for my Deliverance. oly-man Then faid Mr. Ho7y man, there are two ngs that they have need to be pofTefied with that in Pilgrimage, Courage, and an un- ■ed Life. If they have not Courage, ' can never hold on their Way ? if their Lives be loefe, they will :e the very Name of a Pilgrim k. j j ove-f. Then faid Mr Love-f. T *iope Caution is not needful among you. truly there are many that go upon Road,that rather declare themfelves ngers to Pilgrimage, than Strangers Pilgrims in the Earth, it. - - - --- ■_ Mr. Holy, man’/ Speech, Mr. Love.' Mnt'ifpecchj Dare*