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A mentally slow pilgrim captured and nearly killed by the giant Good-Slay. Mr. Feeble-Mind is rescued by Gaius and joins Christiana’s group of pilgrims. Mr. Ready-to-Halt. A handicapped pilgrim who joins Christiana’s group on crutches. Mr. Mnason. Pilgrim with whom Christiana’s group lodges

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