Cardinal NewmanL. MacVeagh, The Dial Press, 1930 - 295 pages |
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... perfect member of society " ) , but he walked so swiftly that his companions had much ado to keep pace with him . At Littlemore , working sometimes fourteen hours a day , he devoted himself to his Essay on the Development of Christian ...
... perfect member of society " ) , but he walked so swiftly that his companions had much ado to keep pace with him . At Littlemore , working sometimes fourteen hours a day , he devoted himself to his Essay on the Development of Christian ...
Page 130
... perfect truth the change that had taken place in his own mind , in regard to that Church which he had once thought ' so unearthly , and found so commonplace or worthless . " " There was nothing insinuating in his voice ; it was free ...
... perfect truth the change that had taken place in his own mind , in regard to that Church which he had once thought ' so unearthly , and found so commonplace or worthless . " " There was nothing insinuating in his voice ; it was free ...
Page 144
... perfect poem like Lycidas , a perfect fiction like Esmond , the perfect han- dling of a theory like Newman's Idea of a University , has for them something of the uses of a religious ' retreat . ' ' One of the two preoccupations , to ...
... perfect poem like Lycidas , a perfect fiction like Esmond , the perfect han- dling of a theory like Newman's Idea of a University , has for them something of the uses of a religious ' retreat . ' ' One of the two preoccupations , to ...
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