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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 127

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thought of thelions in the way, of which Timorous and Mis-trust had told him. But while he was blaminghimself for sleeping, he lifted up his eyes andsaw before him a stately palace, the name ofwhich was Beautiful. So he made haste that, ifpossible, he might get lodging there. Before he had gone far… … CHRISTIAN OVERCOMING THE FIEND APOLLYON. Mistrust. They said they were returning, be- Watchful, called out to him to keep in the midstcause the farther they went the more dangers of the path, if his faith was strong enough. Thisthey met with. Christian did, and so entered the Palace Beauti- PEEPS…

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