Bunyan
Bunyan
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But yet ho was not destitute of friends who had all along supported him with neces- saries, and had boon very good to his fnuily : so that by vi. J THE BEDFORD GAOL. 87 tlieir assistance, getting things a littlo about him again, he resolved, as nnich as possible, to decline worldly busi- ness, and give himself wholly up to the service of God. ' As much as possible; but not entirely. In 1685, being afraid of a retm^n of persecution, he made over, as a pre- caution, his wliole estate to his wife ...; ' All and singular his goods, chattels, debts, ready money, plate, rings, household stuff, apparel, utensils, brass, pewter, bedding, and all his other substance. ' In this deed he still de- scribes himself as a brazier. The language is that of a man in easy, if not ample circumstances. ' Though by reason of losses which he sustained by imprisonment, ' cays another biogi^apher, * his treasures swelled not to excess, he always had sufficient to live decently and creditably. ' His writings and his sufferings had made him famous throughout England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But yet ho was not destitute of friends who had all along supported him with neces- saries, and had boon very good to his fnuily : so that by vi. J THE BEDFORD GAOL. 87 tlieir assistance, getting things a littlo about him again, he resolved, as nnich as possible, to decline worldly busi- ness, and give himself wholly up to the service of God. ' As much as possible; but not entirely. In 1685, being afraid of a retm^n of persecution, he made over, as a pre- caution, his wliole estate to his wife ...; ' All and singular his goods, chattels, debts, ready money, plate, rings, household stuff, apparel, utensils, brass, pewter, bedding, and all his other substance. ' In this deed he still de- scribes himself as a brazier. The language is that of a man in easy, if not ample circumstances. ' Though by reason of losses which he sustained by imprisonment, ' cays another biogi^apher, * his treasures swelled not to excess, he always had sufficient to live decently and creditably. ' His writings and his sufferings had made him famous throughout England.
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