Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 196
... equally eloquent , equally angry , equally unreasonable , and equally given to talking about what they do not under- stand . Perhaps we could not select a better instance of the spirit which pervades the whole book than the passages in ...
... equally eloquent , equally angry , equally unreasonable , and equally given to talking about what they do not under- stand . Perhaps we could not select a better instance of the spirit which pervades the whole book than the passages in ...
Page 235
... equally vindicate the kiss of Judas and the judgment of Pilate . Son of man goeth , as it is written of him ; but woe to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed . " And woe to those who , in any age , or in any country , disobey His ...
... equally vindicate the kiss of Judas and the judgment of Pilate . Son of man goeth , as it is written of him ; but woe to that man by whom the Son of man is betrayed . " And woe to those who , in any age , or in any country , disobey His ...
Page 271
... equally reasonable and equally true , whether we will hear , or whether we will forbear . " Mr. Gladstone's reasoning is not so clear as might be desired . We have among us , he says , ordained hereditary witnesses of the truth , and ...
... equally reasonable and equally true , whether we will hear , or whether we will forbear . " Mr. Gladstone's reasoning is not so clear as might be desired . We have among us , he says , ordained hereditary witnesses of the truth , and ...
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