Friar. Dispute no more in this, for know, young man, These are no school-points ; nice philosophy May tolerate unlikely arguments, But heaven admits no jest ! wits that presumed On wit too much, by striving how to prove There was no God, with foolish... John Ford - Page 97by John Ford - 1888 - 471 pagesFull view - About this book
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...philosophi irideant." Let me also add a passage from a good old English Dramatist : " Wits that presum'd On wit too much, by striving how to prove There was no God, with foolish grounds of art, Discover'd first the nearest way to hell, And lill'd the world with devilish atheism." t It has become... | |
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