PILGRIM'S PROGRESS,

THIS

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FROM

WORLD

то

THAT WHICH IS TO COME:

Delivered under the SIMILITUDE of a

RE

E A M.

WHEREIN IS DISCOVERED,

I. The Manner of his SETTING OUT.
II. His Dangerous JOURNEY; and
III. His fafe Arrival at the defired COUNTRY.

Complete in Two PART S.

Written by JOHN BUNYAN.

A New EDITION, carefully Revised and Corrected,
And adorned with Twenty-two New SCULPTURES.
To which is now first added,

Practical and Explanatory NOTES; in which parti-
cular Notice is taken of fuch Circumftances as appear calcu-
lated to inform the Judgment, and warm the Heart.

Dedicated (by PERMISSION}

To the Right Honorable the Countess of HUNTINGDON,
And Recommended by the Rev. Mr. EDWARDS, of Leeds.

I bave used SIMILITUDES.

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LONDON:

Printed for P. ORIEL, Stationer, in Alderfgate-ftreet;
And J. W. PIERCY, Printer and Bookfeller, in Coventry.

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THE RIGHT HONORABLE

SELINA,

Countess of Huntingdon.

MADAM,

IF

F experimental Religion, whether adorned with all the Beauties of Compofition, or clothed only with Simplicity, was not equally acceptable, I should be extremely injudicious, and inexcufably ungrateful, in dedicating the following Pages to your Ladyship. But as your Ladyfhip hath been pleafed to express your full Approbation of the prefent Work, I beg your Acceptance of it, as a Teftimony of the Gratitude and Respect, with which I have the Honor to be,

MADAM,

Your most obliged,

And moft obedient humble Servant,

The EDITOR.