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... Holy Sepulchre . Then , throwing off his soft clothing , he put on a shirt of hair , tied a rope about his neck , and said to the bishops- ' By this rope I deliver over myself , a guilty and unworthy sinner , to you the ministers of God ...
... Holy Sepulchre . Then , throwing off his soft clothing , he put on a shirt of hair , tied a rope about his neck , and said to the bishops- ' By this rope I deliver over myself , a guilty and unworthy sinner , to you the ministers of God ...
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... Holy See , but with the Holy See in active co - operation with him . On this side he anticipated no difficulty if he could find a proper instrument at home , and that instrument he con- sidered himself to possess in his chancellor ...
... Holy See , but with the Holy See in active co - operation with him . On this side he anticipated no difficulty if he could find a proper instrument at home , and that instrument he con- sidered himself to possess in his chancellor ...
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... Holy Church . We do not know what the cardinal said ; we do not know the precise point of Becket's objections . We do know that the cardinal urged Becket to consent , and that Becket at last acquiesced , the deliberate intention of both ...
... Holy Church . We do not know what the cardinal said ; we do not know the precise point of Becket's objections . We do know that the cardinal urged Becket to consent , and that Becket at last acquiesced , the deliberate intention of both ...
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... Holy Father himself gave so uncertain a sound , the archbishop might well doubt whether he would be sustained in resistance by the only power on which he could rely . The threat of supersession by his rival of York touched Becket to the ...
... Holy Father himself gave so uncertain a sound , the archbishop might well doubt whether he would be sustained in resistance by the only power on which he could rely . The threat of supersession by his rival of York touched Becket to the ...
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... Holy See in its troubles , and the regret with which , if justice was denied them , the English nation might be compelled to look elsewhere . He re- quested , and the bishops requested , that Becket should be ordered to return to ...
... Holy See in its troubles , and the regret with which , if justice was denied them , the English nation might be compelled to look elsewhere . He re- quested , and the bishops requested , that Becket should be ordered to return to ...
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Página 197 - I was not ever thus, nor prayed that Thou Shouldst lead me, on. I loved to choose and see my path ; but now Lead Thou me on ! I loved the garish day, and, spite of fears, Pride ruled my will : remember not past years.
Página 197 - Lead, kindly light, amid the encircling gloom, Lead thou me on ! The night is dark and I am far from home; Lead thou me on ! Keep thou my feet; I do not ask to see The distant scene; one step enough for me.