came to a place that was as narrow as a chimney, and at the bot∣tom he brought me to a room of a very great vastness wherein there were many souls tormented and tossed up and down with forks of Iron. and endeavoured to push me in, but I was too strong for him; whereupon he opened a doore hehind a Courtain, and bid mede∣part; I went two days and nights, without meeting any one, at length I met an old man with a long beard, and he gave me an Ap∣ple and bid me eat it, and it would bring me into my way; going along eating my apple, there ran between my legs a great Boare and carried me away with grret swiftness that I was bereaved of my sight, at length he threw me down and cryed. go thy ways with a vengeance, and do thy work; and presently my sight came to me, and I was hard by Lams-Conduit, where I was thrown upon the Ass.
Jn the dead of night I was, much troubled in my rest, and my Bed and Chamber did rock like a Ship upon the vast Ocean, and the noise of guns greater and smaller, I did perfectly heare with pittiful out-crys and groans of many people, as though they were in my Chamber or in ship; this storm continuing, and we wanting Sea room. we cast Anchor, but the violence of the storm continuing, so violently, we were forc'e to quit our anchors and commit all to provivence J was droven uppon a Rock, where my vessel was beat to picees, and upon a piece of the Mast I escaped to the shore, the rest being drowne••; I travelling some two days and nights without eating or drinking; almost dispairing of hope of life; the next mor∣ning early, I came into a place where there were multitudes of Or∣chards, with fruit only on the top boughs but very faire, and it was revealed unto me, go up and gather to preserve thy life, and I did so, and eare long, thou shal be able to preserve both thy life and o∣thers; immediately after I fel a sleep, and when I awaked! was in my own bed.