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Identifier: pilgrimsprogress14buny (find matches)
Title: The pilgrim's progress
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Bunyan, John, 1628-1688 Barnard, Frederick, 1846-1896, illus
Subjects: Christian pilgrims and pilgrimages
Publisher: Philadelphia, H. Altemus
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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wered. This boy has been tampering with some-thing that lies in his maw undigested, and that will not away without means. And I tell you hemust be purged, or else he will die. Sam. Then said Samuel, Mother, mother, what was that which my brother did gather upand eat, so soon as we were come from the gate that is at the head of this way ? You know thatthere was an orchard on tiie left hand, on the other side of the wall, and some of the trees hungover the wall, and my brother did pluck and did eat. Chris. True, my child, said Christiana, he did take tliereof, and did cat; naughty boy ashe was, I did chide him, and yet he would eat thereof Skill. I knew he had eaten something tliat was not wholesome food; and that food, to wit.tliat fruit, is even the most hurtful of all. It is the fruit of Beelzebubs orchard. I do marvelthat none did warn you of it; many have died thereof Chris. Then Christiana began to cry; and she said, O naughty boy! and 0 careless mother!What shall I do for my son?
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205 2o6 THE IMI.e.RIMS PR00RP:SS. SKtLL. CoiiK, ilo not Im- too iiiufli (Ifjwtrd! the hoy may do well afjiiin, hut he must purjjeand vomit. Chris. Pray, Sir, try the utmost of your .«kill with him, whatever it costs. Skill. Nay, I hope I shall lie reajsonahii. So he made him a purpe, but it was too weak;it was said it was made of the l)l(H)d of a goat, the ashes of a heifer, and with some of the juiceof hys-sop, etc. (Heb. x. 1-4.) \\hen Mr. Skill had seen that that j)urj;e was too weak, hema<le him one to the purpose; it was made ex came et miiffuine ChriMi. (John vi 54-57; Ileh. i.\.14.) (You know physicians give strange medicines to their patients.) And it was made up intopills, with a promise or two, and a projiortionahle quantity of salt. (Mark ix. 49.) Now he wasto take them three at a time fasting, in half a (puirter of a i)int of the tears of repentance. Whenthis potion was prepared, and brought to the boy, he was loath to tjike it, though torn with thegripes as if he shou

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