Bunyan Characters (1st Series)
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And Salvation is such a wall that it is companionship andprospect enough of itself. Dante saw a long reach of this same wallrunning round the bottom of the mount that cleanses him who climbs it, --along stretch of such sculptured beauty, that it arrested him andinstructed him and delighted him beyond his power sufficiently to praiseit. And thus, that being so, burdened and bowed down to the earth as ourpilgrim was, he was on the sure way, sooner or later, to deliverance. Somewhere and sometime ...and somehow on that steep and high fenced waydeliverance was sure to come. And, then, as to the burdened man himself. His name was once Graceless, but his name is Graceless no longer. Nograceless man runs long between these close and cramping-up walls; and, especially, no graceless man has that burden long on his back. That isnot Graceless any longer who is leaving the Interpreter's House for thefenced way; that is Christian, and as long as he remains Christian, thecloseness of the fence and the weight of his burden are a small matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Salvation is such a wall that it is companionship andprospect enough of itself. Dante saw a long reach of this same wallrunning round the bottom of the mount that cleanses him who climbs it, --along stretch of such sculptured beauty, that it arrested him andinstructed him and delighted him beyond his power sufficiently to praiseit. And thus, that being so, burdened and bowed down to the earth as ourpilgrim was, he was on the sure way, sooner or later, to deliverance. Somewhere and sometime ...and somehow on that steep and high fenced waydeliverance was sure to come. And, then, as to the burdened man himself. His name was once Graceless, but his name is Graceless no longer. Nograceless man runs long between these close and cramping-up walls; and, especially, no graceless man has that burden long on his back. That isnot Graceless any longer who is leaving the Interpreter's House for thefenced way; that is Christian, and as long as he remains Christian, thecloseness of the fence and the weight of his burden are a small matter.
What to read after Bunyan Characters (1st Series)?
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