whom they did apply themselves after this manner:

'Gentlemen of the jury, you have been here, and have seen these
men; you have heard their indictments, their pleas, and what the
witnesses have testified against them: now what remains, is, that
you do forthwith withdraw yourselves to some place, where without
confusion you may consider of what verdict, in a way of truth and
righteousness, you ought to bring in for the King against them, and
so bring it in accordingly.'

Then the jury, to wit, Mr. Belief, Mr. True-Heart, Mr. Upright, Mr.
Hate-bad, Mr. Love-God, Mr. See-Truth, Mr. Heavenly-Mind, Mr.
Moderate, Mr. Thankful, Mr. Humble, Mr. Good-Work, and Mr. Zeal-
for-God, withdrew themselves in order to their work. Now when they
were shut up by themselves, they fell to discourse among themselves
in order to the drawing up of their verdict.

And thus Mr. Belief (for he was the foreman) began: 'Gentlemen,'
quoth he, 'for the men, the prisoners at the bar, for my part I
believe that they all deserve death.' 'Very right,' said Mr. True-
Heart; 'I am wholly of your opinion.' 'Oh what a mercy is it,'
said Mr. Hate-Bad, 'that such villains as these are apprehended!'
'Ay! ay!' said Mr. Love-God, 'this is one of the joyfullest days
that ever I saw in my life.' Then said Mr. See-Truth, 'I know that
if we judge them to death, our verdict shall stand before Shaddai
himself' 'Nor do I at all question it,' said Mr. Heavenly-Mind; he
said, moreover, 'When all such beasts as these are cast out of
Mansoul, what a goodly town will it be then!' 'Then,' said Mr.
Moderate, 'it is not my manner to pass my judgment with rashness;
but for these their crimes are so notorious, and the witness so