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The Pilgrim's Progress In Words of One Syllable

by Mary Godolphin

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The Pilgrim's Progress In Words of One Syllable is a classic work of Christian fiction by As I went through the wild waste of this world, I came to a place where there was a den, and I lay down in it to sleep. While I slept I had a dream, and lo! I saw a man whose clothes were in rags and he stood with his face from his own house, with a book in his hand, and a great load on his back. I saw him read from the leaves of a book, and as he read, he wept and shook with fear; and at length he broke out with a loud cry, and said, What shall I do to save my soul?… (more)
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Retold and Shortened for Modern Readers By Mary Godolphin;
before it was retold and shortened - it was: "The Pilgrim's Progress In Words of One Syllable"
More recently, it has been re-fashioned as: "The Pilgrim's Progress Primer"
All Mary Godolphin renderings are the original title of: "The Pilgrim's Progress In Words of One Syllable"
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The Pilgrim's Progress In Words of One Syllable is a classic work of Christian fiction by As I went through the wild waste of this world, I came to a place where there was a den, and I lay down in it to sleep. While I slept I had a dream, and lo! I saw a man whose clothes were in rags and he stood with his face from his own house, with a book in his hand, and a great load on his back. I saw him read from the leaves of a book, and as he read, he wept and shook with fear; and at length he broke out with a loud cry, and said, What shall I do to save my soul?

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