wandring in a far and defolate Wilderness; O keep my Soul and deliver me, lead me fafe thro' this Vale of Sorrow and Danger, and conduct me by the Way of Peace and Holiness, to my own Home, even my heavenly Countrey, the Land of Promife, the Prefence and eternal Fruition of my God. Amen.

The End of the Third Book.

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