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A^oy, said Christiana, if they were such, they shall never be bewailed by me, they have but what they deserve, and I think it is well that they hang so near the High-way that others may see and take warning. But had it not been well if their Crimes had been ingraven in some Plate of Iron or Brass, and left here, even where they did their Mischiefs, for a caution to other bad Men ?
Great-heart. So it is, as you well may perceive if you will go a little to the Wall.
Mercy. A^^ no, let them hang a...nd their Names Rot, and their Crimes live for ever against them ; / think it a high favour that they were hanged afore we came hither, who knows else what they might a done to such poor JVomen as we are ? Then she turned it into a Song, saying.
Now then, you three, hang there and be a Sign To all that shall against the Truth combine : And let him that comes after, fear this end.
If unto Pilgritns he is not a Friend.
And thou my Soul of all such men beware.
That unto Holiness Opposers are.
Thus they went on till they came at the foot of the Hill Difficulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A^oy, said Christiana, if they were such, they shall never be bewailed by me, they have but what they deserve, and I think it is well that they hang so near the High-way that others may see and take warning. But had it not been well if their Crimes had been ingraven in some Plate of Iron or Brass, and left here, even where they did their Mischiefs, for a caution to other bad Men ?
Great-heart. So it is, as you well may perceive if you will go a little to the Wall.
Mercy. A^^ no, let them hang a...nd their Names Rot, and their Crimes live for ever against them ; / think it a high favour that they were hanged afore we came hither, who knows else what they might a done to such poor JVomen as we are ? Then she turned it into a Song, saying.
Now then, you three, hang there and be a Sign To all that shall against the Truth combine : And let him that comes after, fear this end.
If unto Pilgritns he is not a Friend.
And thou my Soul of all such men beware.
That unto Holiness Opposers are.
Thus they went on till they came at the foot of the Hill Difficulty.
What to read after Grace Abounding, And the Pilgrim's Progress;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunyan John to read onlineMoreLess
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