BUNYAN, J.: Pilgrim's Progress (The) [Unabridged]专辑歌曲mp3免费下载-梨梨音乐-无损音乐免费下载网站

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The First Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then Timorous all too reviled her…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now Mr. Feeble-Mind, when they were going out…'

David Shaw-Parker

Part Two

David Shaw-Parker

Objection iii

David Shaw-Parker

'I got him in at the house Beautiful, I think…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Second Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'They then addressed themselves to the water…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, as they walked along together…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, as they were going along, and talking…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now they went on.'

David Shaw-Parker

The Fourth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Now by this time they were come within sight…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Fifth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'This is brave, said Christiana.'

David Shaw-Parker

'When they were returned out of the garden from the bath…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now Matthew, the eldest son of Christiana, fell sick…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Next morning, when she was up, had prayed to God…'

David Shaw-Parker

Conclusion

David Shaw-Parker

'If I might also speak my heart, said Mercy…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then she addressed herself to the eldest…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now I saw in my dream, when all these things were finished…'

David Shaw-Parker

'So in the morning when they were awake…'

David Shaw-Parker

'And after this he led them into his garden…'

David Shaw-Parker

'You came in at the gate, did you not?'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now I saw in my dream, that by this time…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, as they were thus in their way…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, then they were within sight of the Porter's lodge…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Another thing that hath troubled me, said Hopeful…'

David Shaw-Parker

'In process of time there came a post to the town again…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Thus they went on till they came at the foot of the hill…'

David Shaw-Parker

'When the song and music were ended…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now I saw in my dream that he spake many good words…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Tenth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then the judge called to the jury…'

David Shaw-Parker

'And now Mr. Sagacity left me to dream out my dream…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now the cook sent up to signify that supper was almost ready…'

David Shaw-Parker

'But while they were thus about to be gone…'

David Shaw-Parker

'I then saw in my dream, that Hopeful looked back…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Sixth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'You talk of rubs, said Mr. Contrite…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then they asked Mr. Feeble-Mind how he fell…'

David Shaw-Parker

'So they cried and prayed, and God sent light…'

David Shaw-Parker

'A work of grace in the soul discovereth itself…'

David Shaw-Parker

'But to return again to our story…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Moreover, I saw in my dream, that as they went on…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, these pilgrims, as I said…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now they were come to the place…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Seventh Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Now about this time their month was out…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Sixth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then said Mercy, What a sudden blank is here!'

David Shaw-Parker

The Fourth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

The Third Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then the pilgrims desired with trembling to go forward…'

David Shaw-Parker

'So when they were within…'

David Shaw-Parker

'And how was he revealed unto you?'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then they took them and had them to Mount Charity…'

David Shaw-Parker

'And as I was in my dream, behold…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Second Part: The Author's Way of Sending Forth…

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, while they lay here, and waited for the good hour…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Eighth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'This Christiana (for that was her name…)'

David Shaw-Parker

'Well then, said Hopeful, there are, in my judgment…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then said Christian to his fellow…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, while they were thus drawing towards the gate…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Let me give an answer to this confession of thy faith.'

David Shaw-Parker

'So they went on, and Ignorance followed.'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then Christian began, and said, I will ask you a question.'

David Shaw-Parker

'And what saw you else in the way?'

David Shaw-Parker

'Well, towards evening the giant goes down…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then Christian and Hopeful outwent them again…'

David Shaw-Parker

'And now to the second part of the question…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now, after a while, they perceived afar off…'

David Shaw-Parker

'I acknowledge it, said Hopeful…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Neither could they, with all the skill they had…'

David Shaw-Parker

'I saw then that they went on their way to a pleasant river…'

David Shaw-Parker

Part One: The Author's Apology for his Book

David Shaw-Parker

'Then Apollyon straddled quite over the whole breadth…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then I saw in my dream, that when they were got out…'

David Shaw-Parker

'So Christian turned out of his way…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Ninth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

The Second Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then Christian began to gird up his loins…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Then proclamation was made, that they that had ought to say…'

David Shaw-Parker

'The woman is a witch, said Great-Heart…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Third Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'That man that overtook you, said Christian, was Moses.'

David Shaw-Parker

'After this it was noised abroad…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Yet was he troubled to think that men in that danger…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Well, my brother, I am bound to believe you…'

David Shaw-Parker

'But what was it that made you so afraid…'

David Shaw-Parker

'By this time they were got to the Enchanted Ground…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Come, let my carper to his life now look…'

David Shaw-Parker

The First Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'I saw then in my dream, so far as this valley reached…'

David Shaw-Parker

The Eighth Stage

David Shaw-Parker

'Then I saw that they had them to the top of another mountain…'

David Shaw-Parker

'Now I saw in my dream that just as they had ended…'

David Shaw-Parker