The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 33
... received up into heaven . Matthew makes no mention of the occurrence . Luke says he parted from his disciples at Bethany , and he or a later editor adds that he was carried up into heaven . John tells us nothing . The writer of Acts is ...
... received up into heaven . Matthew makes no mention of the occurrence . Luke says he parted from his disciples at Bethany , and he or a later editor adds that he was carried up into heaven . John tells us nothing . The writer of Acts is ...
Page 127
... received from friendly or solicitous authors , a sheaf of invitations , assurances of European regard ; and presently , one knew , up the stairs would come the discreetly marshalled pro- cession of poets , diplomats , and personages ...
... received from friendly or solicitous authors , a sheaf of invitations , assurances of European regard ; and presently , one knew , up the stairs would come the discreetly marshalled pro- cession of poets , diplomats , and personages ...
Page 134
... received information as early as Sept. 1 of von Kluck's change of direction and conse- quent exposure of his flank , while GalliƩni was left to discover the fact for himself , and so did not learn it until late on Sept. 3 . Early next ...
... received information as early as Sept. 1 of von Kluck's change of direction and conse- quent exposure of his flank , while GalliƩni was left to discover the fact for himself , and so did not learn it until late on Sept. 3 . Early next ...
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