The Pilgrim's Progess in Words of One Syllable by Mary [pseud.] Godolphin
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Some of the most grave said to her, Christiana, come in, thou wife of that good man, come in, thou blest one, come in, with all that are with thee. So she went in, and the rest with her. They then bade them sit down in a large room, where the chief of the house came to see them and to cheer his guests. Then he gave each of them a kiss. But as it was late, and Christiana and the rest were faint with the great fright they had had, they would fain have gone to rest. Nay, said those of the house, take first some meat; for as Watchful had heard that they were on their way, a lamb had been slain for them When the meal had come to an end, and they had sung a psalm, Christiana said, If we may be so bold as to choose, let us be in that room which was Christian's when he was here. So they took them there, but ere she went to sleep, Christiana said, I did not think when my poor Christian set off with his load on his back that I should do the same thing. Mercy:--No, nor did you think then that you should rest in the same room as he had done. Christiana:--And less still to see his dear face once more who was dead and gone, and to praise the Lord the King with him; and yet now I think I shall. Mercy:--Do you not hear a noise? |
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