
audiobook
by Mary Godolphin
AUTHOR'S PREFACE
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS
PART I.
PART II.
A weary traveler, cloaked in rags and burdened by a heavy load, awakens in a desolate place and asks a simple, desperate question: how can he save his soul? In the quiet of his dream, he confides his fear to his family, but their concern only spurs him to seek a deeper answer. When the man, later called Christian, steps into the open field, a kind stranger named Evangelist appears and offers a single, clear direction.
Evangelist points to a faint light and a small gate, urging Christian to follow that glow and knock on the door that will show the way forward. With a brief scroll that reads “Fly from the wrath to come,” the pilgrim sets off, his heart racing with the promise of life beyond his dread. As he begins his trek, the world around him swells with both encouragement and opposition, setting the stage for a hopeful yet challenging journey.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (128K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Bruce W. Miller, and David Widger
Release date
Dec 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1628–1688
Best known for writing The Pilgrim's Progress, this Bedfordshire preacher turned plainspoken spiritual struggle into one of the most enduring works in English literature. His life of hardship, imprisonment, and relentless preaching gave his books an unusual urgency and warmth.
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1781–1864
Best known for vivid histories of the Tudor and Stuart courts, she turned careful research into lively storytelling. Writing from a remarkable literary family, she also published poetry, biography, and books for younger readers.
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