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... common sense of mankind exerting itself to control a groundless assumption . To the student of human nature the story of such conflicts is always interesting - comedy and tragedy winding one into the other . They have furnished occasion ...
... common sense of mankind exerting itself to control a groundless assumption . To the student of human nature the story of such conflicts is always interesting - comedy and tragedy winding one into the other . They have furnished occasion ...
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... common sense of mankind exerting itself to control a groundless assumption . To the student of human nature the story of such conflicts is always interesting - comedy and tragedy winding one into the other . They have furnished occasion ...
... common sense of mankind exerting itself to control a groundless assumption . To the student of human nature the story of such conflicts is always interesting - comedy and tragedy winding one into the other . They have furnished occasion ...
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... common notoriety , of having committed the most infamous of crimes , and of having murdered the partners of his guilt to conceal it . ' As to the inferior clergy , it might be enough to quote the language used about them at the ...
... common notoriety , of having committed the most infamous of crimes , and of having murdered the partners of his guilt to conceal it . ' As to the inferior clergy , it might be enough to quote the language used about them at the ...
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... common decency on these occasions . Non enim erat ei ut plerisque , immo ut fere omnibus episcopis moris est , ministerium confirma- tionis equo insidendo peragere , sed ob sacramenti venerationem equo desilire et stando pueris manum ...
... common decency on these occasions . Non enim erat ei ut plerisque , immo ut fere omnibus episcopis moris est , ministerium confirma- tionis equo insidendo peragere , sed ob sacramenti venerationem equo desilire et stando pueris manum ...
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... common clergy were ignorant , dissolute , and lawless , unable to be legally married , and living with concubines in contempt or evasion of their own rules . In character and conduct the laity were superior to the clergy . They had ...
... common clergy were ignorant , dissolute , and lawless , unable to be legally married , and living with concubines in contempt or evasion of their own rules . In character and conduct the laity were superior to the clergy . They had ...
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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.