This book begins with a dream in which somebody reads from a book, cries, and asks "What shall I do?".
This book begins with a dream in which somebody reads from a book, cries, and asks "What shall I do?". That dream follows an apology from the author stating that he had planned to write another book. One of the places visited is Palace Beautiful, which houses the mistresses Discretion, Piety, Prudence, and Charity. One character from this work, Gaius, kills Giant Good-Slay and owns an inn between the Valley of the Shadow of Death and Vanity Fair.  The protagonist Christian, and later his wife Christiana, leave the City of Destruction to visit the Celestial City.  Name this 17th-century allegory written by John Bunyan.
This book begins with a dream in which somebody reads from a book, cries, and asks "What shall I do?".
The Pilgrim’s Progress