Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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[ i6I ] of their race. '\Therefore let pilgrims look to themfelves, left it happen to them all it has done' to thefe,. who, as you ,fee, are fallen afleep, and none can awake them ([). Then'the pilgdms defired, with trembling, to go for- Th,e light 0j the word. ward; only they prayed their Gui-de to fhike a light, z Pet.i. ~ that they might go the reft of their way by the help of the light of a'lantern. So he firuck a light, and they went by the,help of that light through the reft of this way, tho' the darknefs was very great (g). '. But the chil~ren began to be f
he /1:ory of man andfa!1:. alk beixt him od M.r. lonefr, hey found im at 'yefS• [ 162 ] When he had done, he got up, and b.egan to run to~, wards the Creleftial City. Then Mr. Great-heart called after him, faying, ~oho, friend, let t1S have your company, i.f you go, as i fuppafe you do, to the Ccelefrial City. Se the man flopped, and they tame up to him. But [0 Coon as Mr. HonEji raw him, he [aid,) know this Then fai? Mr. Yaliant-for-truth, Pr'ythee, who is it? 'Tis one, [aid he, that comes from whereabouts I dwelt: his nalJ.1e is Standfaji; he is certainly a righ~ good pilgrim. So they came up to one another; and prefently Standfaji faid to old HonEji, Ho! Father Hontjl, areypu there ~ Ay, [aid he, that I am, as fure as you are there. Right.glacl am I, [aid Mr. StandJajl, that I have found you on this' road. And as glad am I, faid the other, that I fpied you on. your knees. Then Mr. Stancifajl blufued, and [aid; But why, didsou (ee me? Yes, that I did,quoth the other, and with my heart was glad at. the fight. Why, what did you think? [aid Standfajl. Think! faid old Homj/, What lhould I think? I thought we had an honefl man upon the road,. therefore lhould have his company byand-by.. If you thought not amifs,how happy am 1 ! but if I be not as I lhould, 'tis I alone m bear it. That is true, faid the other; btit your fe farther confirm me, that things are right betwixt e Prince of pilgrim~ and your [oul: for, faith he, ." BleiI"ed is the man that feareth always" (h). . [/a!iant. Well, but Brother, I pray thee tell us, what was it that was the caufe of thy, being upon thy kneciJ· even now? Was it for fome obligations laid by fpecial me:-cies upon thee, or how?· (,~) He who fearetb always,will pray ev~rmore. The fear of the hea;t will bring pilgrims on their knees. He who fears to be, 0; gP wrong" will l'.ray to .he fet right. The Lord will direct the heart, and order the going. oil all who err to llim. fear ~nd prayer ~o ha~d il) !.land. Joys 1l1ali attend tr.e\ll. Sta.ndj
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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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L- ., 8S' J. . l'hisrValle.y ,of.Hu
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- r ,. . [1.8i J ] ,,' Then raid th
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89 ] whence he came; wliat he ha~'
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who )tas be.e&,le(t to the dark"eCs
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grirnage, arid to come without a gu
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97 1· .t., He that'did wear this h
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T 9g ] Bever :be/ ov~rcome~ {df (x)
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'10'1 iTa-ng with Chrijlicmaand wit
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[ f05 ] break of day" ge agaj~ft ev
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'[ 1°9. J' man, nor argument, nor
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III ] "God's people, 'HoC. iv. 8. i
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