p. xcvii.
Bunyan concludes with something like a promise of a third part. There appeared one after his death, and it has had the fortune to be included in many editions of the original work.
It is remarkable that Southey should not have seen, or having seen, have forgotten to notice, that this third part is evidently written by some Romish priest or missionary in disguise.
Life of Bunyan[3]
The early part of his life was an open course of wickedness.
Southey, in the
Life
prefixed to his edition of the