Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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in by name, {or that they' ate mofl fubjeCl: to draw back;
but as for you, and the "reft that ~te fttong,"we'leave
, you to your ,wonted liberty. Then faid Mr. Grea1-hetfrt,
. A.d&rip- Th1s day I fee that grace cloth lhine in your faces, and
tiol of falfe ' '. '- L' lh ."
lhepherds. tfiat you are my ord s epherds mdeed; for that YOllc
P;z.~k,xxxiv. have not pufhed there difeafed neither with fide nor
::1., '£boulder, but have rather {hewed their way into the pa~
lace with Rowers as you lhould.
So the feeble and weak went in, -and Mr. Greal-heart
and -the refr did follow. When they were alfo fat down,
the Shepherds faid to thofe of the weaker fort, What is
that you would have 1 For, faid they~ all things mufl be
managed here to the rupporting of th~ weak:~ as well as
the warning o~ the unruly.
So they made them a feaft of tbings eafy of cl'fgeftion,
and- that were pleaJaat, and nourilhing : the which when
they had received, they went to' their refl, each one refpectively
unto his. proper place. When morning was
come, becaufe the mountains were high, and the day
dear; and beq.u[e it was the cuftom of the Shepherds
to {hew the pilgrims, before their departure, fome ra~ities,
therefore, after they were ready~ and had refrelhed
themfelves, the Shepherds took them out into the fields,
Part I. p. and lhewed them !id! what they had fuewed to ChrijHtlli
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1 44. .before.
Thenthey had them to fome new places. The firfl:
Mount
MarveF.
Mount Marvel, where they looked, 'and behold a man at
a diftance, that tumMed the hills about with 'words• . Then
. they afked the Shepherds ~ what that ihould mean? So
they tolel them; That that man-was the [on of one Mr.
Great-grace, o(whom you read in the Firff Part of the
records of the Pilgrim's Progrefs. And he is fet there
Mark x.i. to tea'ch' pjlgrims how to believe-down, Qr to tumble out
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23, :>.1· 'of their ways, wha~clifficulties they nlould meetwitll, by I
faith. Then fai.