Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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-t r~5 1 1)llre.not-lyt. Then faid Mr. Dare-not-lye, h is "true-, they neither have the pilgrim's wo.ea, nor the pilgrim's 'courage; :toey 'go not uprightly~ b:ut all awry -with their feet; one ilioe goeth inward, another.outward, and their hofen ollt behind; here a rag, .and tlllere a,rent, ta the difpa~agementof-their Lord '(i). . • < Penitent. There, things, raid Mr, Penitent, they ought to he troubled for; nor are the pilgrims like to have that grac,e upon them and their pilgrim's progtefs, as they 'ddire, until the way is cleared _of fuch [pets and ble. ' milhes. ' - • Thus. they. fat talking and {pending the time 5 until fupper was [et upon the table. Unto,o/hiCh they went, lInd 'refrelhl;G' their· weary bodies; f0 they went .(0 rill. 'Now they ftayjd in the fair a great while, at·die houfe ~of Mr. MntYbn, who, in'procefs of time; gave his dallgh.. thei Grate unto Samuel, Chrflliana's fon, to wife, and his 'datighterMa'rtha to.1oJeph. - The :time, as I faid, that they lay here, was long (for . it was n,~t ~ow. as' in former "ti~es), Wherefore the pi!. grims grew acquainted with mliny of the good people ot -the town, and -did them what,fervice they could. Mercy, a~ fhe was wont, laboured much for the poor;' wherefore their bellies arid backs blefT'ed her~ and fue was there 'an'ornament to,'her profefiion. , And: 3 tO"fay the'truth ·for Grace, Pha:be; and M(l~tha, they were all of a very good nature, and did'much goo! not-lye'. fVeech. Mr. Pell!" tent's fpeed'!
( 136 J 'lriuch as face this monfter; but all men fled when thet -heard of the noife (jf his coming. ' 'The m(:mfter was like unto no one beaft upon the -earth: its body Was like a dragon1 and it had feven 117 v • xiii. 3· horni. "It made great havock of children and yet it .ili~ , Hia nature. was governed by a woman." This mon!ler propounded .conditions t@ men; and fuch men as loved their lives more than thrir f
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[ I,] , THE PILGRIM's P'ROGRESS~ IN
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• 1 there lire 'but few hour~s:th
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[ 5 ] them; [a they have pa.elced u
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in which were recorded the fum of h
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l :9 l 'TJlfJ,y'to c0,11Ie to hi;ci
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In.· [ 11 J . Chrijl. Even to go a
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t 13' ] " Then'l117loro1ls alto' re
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[ - '15 ] fetain this mind, who cou
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' .. " j ~ 6.lJurdu:{.d k.radp. (Jh
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[ 18 ] art!. p.g. Now my,.:old frie
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[ 20 ] Then Chrijliana made low obe
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~ark this, Song i. z. ( 22 ] Th~ he
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,.. " 0,Merey, ,I,:w~1l a~"if,y., .
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-The chi!- dren eat of the enemy
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m~a/hafteJ; her ~e~rbf: r [,- 28·
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Chriftiana's dra~m repeatc
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-,;;!!a is torn'cl pi! t;ri:n. ,
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Chri!liana's prayer a ",.iorr the
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, [ 36 J Of the hen ,He ,had them'
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. t efthe robill and the fpi "cr.
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Of the tree that is rot- , ten at h
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Mercy's anlwer. ' / ( 41 J Mercy. "
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44 ] Tirey U1l- the-mfe1ves. Now wh
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4-6 1 tsuf garin~n(s for,there peop
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[ 48 J him that let you' in at that
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[. 50 ]. ne(~hatj:rfi:ifu;s is, fai
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PartI. p. 3S. Caufe of ad Blirati
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Whom they prevailed upon to turn ou
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" [ 55 ] Cbrifl. Nay, faid Chrljiia
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[ 57 ] baft fpoken to us in the nam
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[ 59 ] (0 willingly didfl: become m
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[ 61 ]- Mini,' becaufe o~ his .flay
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[ r63 . ]: h~m.~.~·n(}w,.Mr.Grf4t:
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. ,65 ] Now, becaufe it was fomewha
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[ '67 ] t0110wed till v.:e came at
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..---: , 'Prud. How doth God the So
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I -7! j Frud. What do you do" when
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( 73 ] So he forebore to come at he
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[' 7S ] oreh~ra. T dd '~arV~l,th~t
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,,[ 77 ] 'r~ Chr.i;r.· Pray'~ Sir)
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[ 79 ] -·Prud. To nouri~'her young
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1 .!fl~ ~ Aftedbey 'had-fhewed 'the
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I 83 ] " For why? 'The Lord our God
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Page 91 and 92: 89 ] whence he came; wliat he ha~'
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Page 127 and 128: Mark Ihis. MarJ, this. Mr. Fear. in
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Page 182 and 183: J71 ] 1came away, I heard,one fay,
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