The pilgrim's progress. With a life of Bunyan by J.M. Wilson, and notes abridged from T. Scott1851 |
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Strona ix
... look more like the rav- ings of a maniac than the wildest ideas of any sane sinner . But all his remi- niscences of them , in common with most other things in his wonderful autobio- graphy , are encased in the fine gold of Paul the ...
... look more like the rav- ings of a maniac than the wildest ideas of any sane sinner . But all his remi- niscences of them , in common with most other things in his wonderful autobio- graphy , are encased in the fine gold of Paul the ...
Strona xiv
... look to God and lice ; but as regarded himself , he was far otherwise , and he accordingly groped and stumbled and ran after many an illusion , long and variously , before he walked fairly forth in the light of life . First , he was ...
... look to God and lice ; but as regarded himself , he was far otherwise , and he accordingly groped and stumbled and ran after many an illusion , long and variously , before he walked fairly forth in the light of life . First , he was ...
Strona xvi
... looks for hope ; and suddenly hears as if a voice said , very pleasantly , " Didst thou ever refuse to be justified by the blood of Christ ? " He has difficulties in prayer ; is tempted to discontinue prayer ; fears he is re- jected of ...
... looks for hope ; and suddenly hears as if a voice said , very pleasantly , " Didst thou ever refuse to be justified by the blood of Christ ? " He has difficulties in prayer ; is tempted to discontinue prayer ; fears he is re- jected of ...
Strona xxvi
... look out at the door . " My enemies , " says Bunyan , were so angry that they had almost cast my jailer out of his place , threatening to indict him , and to do what they could against him . " 66 Bunyan now made a strenuous attempt to ...
... look out at the door . " My enemies , " says Bunyan , were so angry that they had almost cast my jailer out of his place , threatening to indict him , and to do what they could against him . " 66 Bunyan now made a strenuous attempt to ...
Strona xlv
... look , That they may find it ! Now , my little book ( Though void of all these paintings , that may make It with this or the other man to take ) Is not without those things that do excel What do in brave but empty notions dwell . Well ...
... look , That they may find it ! Now , my little book ( Though void of all these paintings , that may make It with this or the other man to take ) Is not without those things that do excel What do in brave but empty notions dwell . Well ...
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