26.  Mr.  Prince  coming  to%fee  her  tlse  Monday  before  her
D.'  rh,   flic  defjred  him  to  pray  with  her:  He  faid,  well,  and

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what  flnll  we  pray  for  now  ?  She  replied,  That  I  may  have
a  favir.g  kn  nvleJge  of  Chrift,  that  God  wou'd  pieafe  to  par-
<Jon  all  my  Sins,  and  prepare  me  for  Death  my  preat  and
laft  Change

27.  The  Day  following  her  Pains  abated/and  fiie  feemed  to
be  better  for  two  or  three  Days  ;  and  no  one  perceived  her
lo  draw  near  her  Change  till  a  few  Minutes  befoie  flie  was
Liken  Speechhfs,  the  Child  faid  fomething  choak'd  her  :
Her  Mother  felt  cf  her  Hands,  and  finding  them  in  -a  culd
fweat,  and  her  Countenance  'alter,  fhe  faid,  my  Child  is  a
going  :  h  Mother,  faid  the  Child,  So  muil  you  as  well
as  1.  IShe  faid  f  jme  hing  more  ;  but  her  Speech  and
Spirits  failing,  \ve  could  not  underftand  her.
She  breath  'd  he  Soul  into  the  Arms  pf  Chrift  on  Friday,
the  13}!  Day  of  June  1718,  being  Eight  years  and  juft
Eleven  Months  Old.
Happy  the  Parents  and  the  Patters  be,

Bringing  thy  li:  tie  Ones,  Great  GOD,  to  Thee  1

How  pie^tnt  'tis  to  fee  them  fafe  from  Harms,

Lct'd  and  einbr^c'd  in  CHRIS  Ps  out  fltretched  Arms!

Thst  thl*  great  KING   may  Manfions  fitly   fil),

He  lifts  for  Church-triumphant  whom  he  will.
EXAMPLE      X

MISS    APIEL    GOODWIN,     who   died    at     Bofl*n
Oclcber  3,  1727,  in  the  2Oth  Year  of  her  Age.
