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... religious men to his side . He con- fessed his sins first in private , then openly to all who were pre- sent . He was absolved . He gave his cross to a friend to carry to the Holy Sepulchre . Then , throwing off his soft clothing , he ...
... religious men to his side . He con- fessed his sins first in private , then openly to all who were pre- sent . He was absolved . He gave his cross to a friend to carry to the Holy Sepulchre . Then , throwing off his soft clothing , he ...
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... religious order was entered , and entered with ostentation . The aspirant would take vows upon him of special austerities ; he would bewail the deso- lations of the Church , speak in a low sad voice , sigh , walk slowly , and droop his ...
... religious order was entered , and entered with ostentation . The aspirant would take vows upon him of special austerities ; he would bewail the deso- lations of the Church , speak in a low sad voice , sigh , walk slowly , and droop his ...
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... religion which bound the rope about young Henry's neck and dragged him from his bed to die upon the ashes , which sent them in tens of thousands to perish on the Syrian sands to recover the sepulchre of Christ from the infidel . The ...
... religion which bound the rope about young Henry's neck and dragged him from his bed to die upon the ashes , which sent them in tens of thousands to perish on the Syrian sands to recover the sepulchre of Christ from the infidel . The ...
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James Anthony Froude. and clergy the religion was a superstition , but in the laity the superstition was combined with reverence , and implied a real belief in the divine authority which it symbolised . The clergy , the supposed ...
James Anthony Froude. and clergy the religion was a superstition , but in the laity the superstition was combined with reverence , and implied a real belief in the divine authority which it symbolised . The clergy , the supposed ...
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... religious woman who brought up her children in the fear of God . She lived till her son was twenty - one . The father had been impoverished by fires in the city , and was unable to give the child as ex- pensive an education as he had ...
... religious woman who brought up her children in the fear of God . She lived till her son was twenty - one . The father had been impoverished by fires in the city , and was unable to give the child as ex- pensive an education as he 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.