'• ! •, / \ -~" - '~ .. 400 T H E . A R. T E for ·tacke of opentng and comunicating our efiates; for manyhauc falne and ne· uer rifen againe , becaufe they haue gone alone, ·neg- . letting tb1! companie o( . fuch who couJd haue giuen . them the band, to raife them from their falls. Wee . ; ~re all Brethrenand Coun– ; trimen,and withal Pilgrims ; in a O:range Countrie; How · glad fhould Brethren and Countrimen be romeet in a ftrange Land? efpecially in the Land of enemies, fuch as this '"Norld is. For this _ · World rhunneili vs , it ha- .teth vs; our perfons and our tourfes are odious, he– caufe contrarie to them ... How lliould their fl:range- . I ) _ neffe - ·-_ -- . .
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