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University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 125
from heaven, in which fearfuloverthrow himself, his wife, and his sweet babeswould miserably come to ruin, except some wayof escape could be found. His relations tried,without avail, to rid him of his fears. Now, I saw upon a time when Christian —forthis was the mans name—was walking in the fields… … CHRISTIAN SETTING FORTH ON HIS JOURNEY. When he had answered, Evangelist said: Ifthis be thy condition, why standest thou still? Because I know not whither to go, he an-swered. Then Evangelist gave him a parchment roll, PEEPS INTO rWO [MMORTAL HOOKS 107 and thereon was written: Flee from the wrath…
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