The Pilgrim’s Progress, by John Bunyan, is a Christian allegory published in 1678. It is considered one of the most significant religious works of English literature.
History[]
Season Three[]
Mrs. Hudson pretends to read the Pilgrim’s Progress while discreetly meeting with her handler, Juan Antonio Grandal, in Nassau.
Season Four[]
Flint reads the book during his captivity in Fort Nassau. When Eleanor Guthrie arrives in his cell, Flint keeps his finger on the page he was reading while he talks with her.
Quotes[]
“He stood for a long time, full of bewilderment and surprise - how did just looking at the Cross instantly relieve him of this burden? He stared steadily at the Cross, and tears of joy and gratitude poured from his eyes. Suddenly three luminous figures appeared before him, who greeted him with the words: “Peace be upon you!” The first of them turned to the Christian with the words: “Thy sins are forgiven you!” - This excerpt is visible when Mrs. Hudson reads the book.
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