Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress: In Words of One Syllable

e as they did walk on the plai

n led to go with me. Had but Obstinate felt what I

u think that yo

e we shall not taste of death, t

right good;

eve more; for he that owns the place

ith joy. But are these things to form our

the pith of which is, if we in truth seek to hav

d am I to hear of these things.

w up nigh to a deep slough that was in the midst of the plain; and as they d

Ah, friend Christian

id Christian,

not look for ere the time we get to the end of our road? May I once get out with my life, you shall hold the brave land for me." And with that he gav

espond. But I saw in my dream that a man came to him

a man known as Evangelist, who sent me in like way

w him out, and set him on sound

d, "Sir, whence is it that this plat is not made w

oubts, and dark thoughts that scare, which all of them form in a heap and fix in this place; and this is the cause why the road is so bad. True, there are, by the help of him who frames the laws, some stout and firm steps found th