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'Abraham Willis, he shouted as we entered; 'put him down twenty-six pounds and ten shillings. You shall receive ten per centum upon this earth, Master Willis, and I warrant that it shall not be forgotten hereafter. John Standish, two pounds. William Simons, two guineas. Stand-fast Healing, forty-five pounds. That is a rare blow which you have struck into the ribs of Prelacy, good Master Healing.
I have a little or nothing to send to my family, except it be prayers and tears for them; of which it will suffice if thou acquaint them, if peradventure they may prevail. When Mr. Stand-fast had thus set things in order, and the time being come for him to haste him away, he also went down to the river. Now there was a great calm at that time in the river; wherefore Mr.
When the day that he must go hence was come, many accompanied him to the river-side, into which as he went, he said, 'Death, where is thy sting? And as he went down deeper, he said, 'Grave, where is thy victory? So he passed over, and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other side. Then there came forth a summons for Mr. Stand-fast this Mr.
Madam Bubble, that 'tall, comely dame, something of a swarthy complexion, in very pleasant attire, but old, 'gives you a smile at the end of each sentence' a real woman she; we all know her. Christiana dying 'gave Mr. Stand-fast a ring, for no possible reason in the allegory, merely because the touch was human and affecting.
STAND-FAST. Why, we are, as you see, upon the Enchanted Ground; and as I was coming along, I was musing with myself of what a dangerous road the road in this place was, and how many that had come even thus far on pilgrimage had here been stopped, and been destroyed. I thought also of the manner of the death with which this place destroyeth men. Those that die here, die of no violent distemper.
Stand-fast was he that the rest of the Pilgrims found upon his knees in the Enchanted Ground for the post brought it him open in his hands. The contents whereof were, that he must prepare for a change of life, for his Master was not willing that he should be so far from Him any longer. At this Mr. Stand-fast was put into a muse. Then he called unto him Mr.
His name is Stand-fast; he is certainly a right good pilgrim. So they came up one to another; and presently Stand-fast said to old Honest, Ho, father Honest, are you there? Aye, said he, that I am, as sure as you are there. Right glad am I, said Mr. Stand-fast, that I have found you on this road. And as glad am I, said the other, that I espied you upon your knees. Then Mr.
She makes variance betwixt rulers and subjects, betwixt parents and children, betwixt neighbour and neighbour, betwixt a man and his wife, betwixt a man and himself, betwixt the flesh and the heart. Wherefore, good Master Stand-fast, be as your name is, and 'when you have done all, Stand.
Stand-fast blushed, and said, But why, did you see me? Yes, that I did, quoth the other, and with my heart was glad at the sight. Why, what did you think? said Stand-fast. Think! said old Honest, what should I think? I thought we had an honest man upon the road, and therefore should have his company by and by.
But stay, now you talk of her, methinks I either have seen her, or have read some story of her. STAND-FAST. Perhaps you have done both. HON. Madam Bubble! is she not a tall, comely dame, something of a swarthy complexion? STAND-FAST. Right, you hit it, she is just such a one. HON. Doth she not speak very smoothly, and give you a smile at the end of a sentence?
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