Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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bur ~.. houte': but as he behaved hiriifelf at the Gate, fu¥he
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did at my maft~r the Intld-prefer's door. He lay t.here-
~D~lit$ ili'the ~oJd agood whil~. befqre h~' ,;oul~ aB vep-.
~ure Ut caUUft he ';;ould not go-baCk: and ·the nights ,vert:
.fong.ahd c~id then: . Nay, he,h#a,n~~;.:of nec4Jit,! .if}
~is ~o(om to my mafter, tb recf\lve hiin,. and grant him
fh~ coihfort'of his h~u(e, a"iidalCo to allQw him ~ fto"u~
~nd vaIjaiJt conductor, becaufe he was hi'mfelf fo cbicken'­
j;e~ried a man; and }'~t, (or all that,'he was aCr~id ·to caB
at 'the dooi-. ·S~ h~ lay bp and ,down thereaboUts, dll;.
p~or man! he was almofl: ftar-v'd; .yea, fo gteat was his
dejection, 'that though he Caw feveraJ others for Knocking
got in;' yet he was afraid to ven-ture; At !iift I think" [
looked odt of the window1 and; percei.vi·ng a man .to be
tip. ~na do\vn'abdutthe door, I 'we~t out to. him, .and
a!Ked what he ,vas; but, poot man ~ the water flood in
fi~s ~y~s': fo I perceived' what he 'wanted; I went th~~e~
fore id, and told it in the l1oLife, and we !hewed tl)c
things to our ~orJ: fei he retit me a.ut again, to iiltreat
pi~ to !=Oll1e i~, hut I aare fay, I had hard work -fa do
it. A:t laft he