Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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Hisd.ughter whore name was Much-tifraid, {aid, when lhe heard wh"t
Goes too. was done, that fhe would go' with her father. Then Mr.
DeJpondency faid to his friends, ¥yfelf and my daught~;
you know what we have been, aIld- how trolible[ome we
Hi; will.
_ have behaved ourfelves In every c·O\npany': my will', and
my daughter's, is, that our -deJPonds and flavifh fears be
by no man ever received,- from the day of our departrire,
-for ever : for, I know tHat, after my death, they wilr
offer th~rptelvell to others. For,. to .be plain with yeu;, ;
they are guefis, which we entertained' when we firfi began
• to be pilgrims, and Eould:;.never fhake thell\ off after : and
t!bey'will walk about, 'and feek entertainment 'of the pil- _
grims; but, forouI' fakes, fuut the doors upo'; the';n (m)~:
'mhen the time waS c-ome for them to iJepart, they.
went up to-the brink of the river. The -laft ;~rds of ,
Mr,. -DifPondtncy were, Farew~p; night! Welc?me, 't{(JYc!' :
His daug .ter went through' the rIver finging~ but~none '
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