Its hero visits the House of the Interpreter upon passing through the Wicket Gate, which occurs after he is saved from Mr. Legality by Evangelist.
Its Apology notes that men "High as Trees" use the dialogue form, and argues that "Solidity indeed becomes the Pen / Of him that writeth things Divine to men." Its second part includes a meeting with the innkeeper Gaius, who compares "hard texts" to nuts and explains the symbolic meaning of a supper, while in its first section the testimony of Pickthank condemns a faithful man to death. Its hero visits the House of the Interpreter upon passing through the Wicket Gate, which occurs after he is saved from Mr. Legality by Evangelist. That hero is wounded by Apollyon in the Valley of Humiliation , and is accompanied by Hopeful on a journey from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City. Beginning with the author's dream of a Christian, for 10 points, name this religious allegory by John Bunyan.
Its Apology notes that men "High as Trees" use the dialogue form, and argues that "Solidity indeed becomes the Pen / Of him that writeth things Divine to men.
The {Pilgrim’s Progress} From This World to That Which is to Come