John Bunyan
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' I make bold to talk thus metaphorically, ' explains Mr. Great- heart, ' for the ripening of the wits of young readers. ' So when Mr. Interpreter 1^ Mercy and Christiana into his ' Significant Rooms ' to see the hen and chickens and other moral spectacles, he condescendingly told them, ' I chose, my darlings, to lead you into the room where such things are, because you are women, and they are easy for you. ' These symbolical pictures also illustrate the way in which Bunyan made use of the popu...lar literature of his time. For a century before his day emblem-books had enjoyed a wide popularitj^ both in England and in Europe. The little pictures sj^mbolically setting forth moral and religious truths, and accompanied by prose and verse explanations, 14 JOHN BUNYAN were familiar to everybody. Hundreds of such works had been published both at home and abroad, both by Catholics and Protestants. The most popular of English emblem-\\Titers, especially with the Puritans, was Francis Quarles, whose Emblems, Divine and Moral appeared in 1635.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I make bold to talk thus metaphorically, ' explains Mr. Great- heart, ' for the ripening of the wits of young readers. ' So when Mr. Interpreter 1^ Mercy and Christiana into his ' Significant Rooms ' to see the hen and chickens and other moral spectacles, he condescendingly told them, ' I chose, my darlings, to lead you into the room where such things are, because you are women, and they are easy for you. ' These symbolical pictures also illustrate the way in which Bunyan made use of the popu...lar literature of his time. For a century before his day emblem-books had enjoyed a wide popularitj^ both in England and in Europe. The little pictures sj^mbolically setting forth moral and religious truths, and accompanied by prose and verse explanations, 14 JOHN BUNYAN were familiar to everybody. Hundreds of such works had been published both at home and abroad, both by Catholics and Protestants. The most popular of English emblem-\\Titers, especially with the Puritans, was Francis Quarles, whose Emblems, Divine and Moral appeared in 1635.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Harding Firth to read onlineMoreLess
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