The Pilgrim's Progress As Originally Published By John Bunyan : Being a Facsimile of the First Edition
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si Cfje Pilgrims p^ogtete.
Chr. It was as God would have it, for when I was under the fears of deft.ruct.ion, I did not know whither to go ; but by chance there came a Man, even to rne, (as I was trem- bling and weeping) whofe name is b Honv bebEvangeltft } and he directed me to the ^JlVa /0 Wicket " Gate > which elfe I fr° uld )g ay * er nave found ; and fo fet me into the way that hath led me directly to this Houfe.
Piety. But did you not come by the Houfe of the Interpreter ?
Chr. Yes, and d...id fee fuch things there, the remembrance of which will flick by me as long as I live ; QAreberfalfyzQidlXy three c things, to wit, How of what he Chrifr, in defpite of Satan, maintains fa™ in t ^2iis work of Grace in the heart; how the Man had finned himfelf quite out of hopes of Gods mercy ; and alfo the Dream of him that thought in his fleep the day of Judgement was come.
Piety. Why ? Did you hear him tell his Dream ?
Chr. Yes , and a dreadful one it was. I thought it made my heart ake as he was telling of it, but yet I am glad I heard it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
si Cfje Pilgrims p^ogtete.
Chr. It was as God would have it, for when I was under the fears of deft.ruct.ion, I did not know whither to go ; but by chance there came a Man, even to rne, (as I was trem- bling and weeping) whofe name is b Honv bebEvangeltft } and he directed me to the ^JlVa /0 Wicket " Gate > which elfe I fr° uld )g ay * er nave found ; and fo fet me into the way that hath led me directly to this Houfe.
Piety. But did you not come by the Houfe of the Interpreter ?
Chr. Yes, and d...id fee fuch things there, the remembrance of which will flick by me as long as I live ; QAreberfalfyzQidlXy three c things, to wit, How of what he Chrifr, in defpite of Satan, maintains fa™ in t ^2iis work of Grace in the heart; how the Man had finned himfelf quite out of hopes of Gods mercy ; and alfo the Dream of him that thought in his fleep the day of Judgement was come.
Piety. Why ? Did you hear him tell his Dream ?
Chr. Yes , and a dreadful one it was. I thought it made my heart ake as he was telling of it, but yet I am glad I heard it.
What to read after The Pilgrim's Progress As Originally Published By John Bunyan : Being a Facsimile of the First Edition?
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