The pilgrim's progress. With a life of Bunyan by J.M. Wilson, and notes abridged from T. Scott1851 |
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Strona vi
... thought and feeling , but did not riot seriously in action . He never committed theft or ragamuffinry when a boy , or fell into drunkenness or unchastity when a lad . His accounts of his wickedness , there- fore , must be understood ...
... thought and feeling , but did not riot seriously in action . He never committed theft or ragamuffinry when a boy , or fell into drunkenness or unchastity when a lad . His accounts of his wickedness , there- fore , must be understood ...
Strona vii
... thought that changing his condition to the married . state might reform him , and therefore urged him to it as a seasonable and comfortable advantage . But the difficult thing was that his poverty and irre- gular course of life made it ...
... thought that changing his condition to the married . state might reform him , and therefore urged him to it as a seasonable and comfortable advantage . But the difficult thing was that his poverty and irre- gular course of life made it ...
Strona viii
... thought , of God , and were principal in the holy temple to do his work therein . " His reformation in outward matters seems , on other testimony , to have been more sweeping than he here indicates , and it became a beautiful testimony ...
... thought , of God , and were principal in the holy temple to do his work therein . " His reformation in outward matters seems , on other testimony , to have been more sweeping than he here indicates , and it became a beautiful testimony ...
Strona ix
... thought I , if I were one of this race , my soul must needs be happy . Now again I found within me a great longing to be resolved about this question , but could not tell how I should . At last , I asked my father of it ; who told me ...
... thought I , if I were one of this race , my soul must needs be happy . Now again I found within me a great longing to be resolved about this question , but could not tell how I should . At last , I asked my father of it ; who told me ...
Strona x
... thought , before the God of heaven . * * I did from this time forward so leave my swearing that it was a great ... thought I kept this or that commandment , or did by word or deed anything that I thought was good , I had great peace in ...
... thought , before the God of heaven . * * I did from this time forward so leave my swearing that it was a great ... thought I kept this or that commandment , or did by word or deed anything that I thought was good , I had great peace in ...
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