Cardinal NewmanL. MacVeagh, The Dial Press, 1930 - 295 pages |
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Page 92
... wrote a letter to the same journal in which he made references to " the devout Faber , " " the pious Faber , " " the humble Faber , " all the Oxford , all the gentleman in Newman revolted ; his gorge rose at it and he wrote off to Dr ...
... wrote a letter to the same journal in which he made references to " the devout Faber , " " the pious Faber , " " the humble Faber , " all the Oxford , all the gentleman in Newman revolted ; his gorge rose at it and he wrote off to Dr ...
Page 208
... wrote one day for sixteen hours at a stretch , and while engaged on Part 5 he wrote for twenty - two hours running . It was a phenomenon that captured the imagination of the world . Men stood and listened " like wonder - wounded hearers ...
... wrote one day for sixteen hours at a stretch , and while engaged on Part 5 he wrote for twenty - two hours running . It was a phenomenon that captured the imagination of the world . Men stood and listened " like wonder - wounded hearers ...
Page 251
... wrote to Newman to the effect that she had heard he had been offered the Hat and had refused it . Three days later a similar statement appeared in The Times . Two people , and two only , knew of Newman's reply . One of them was Dr ...
... wrote to Newman to the effect that she had heard he had been offered the Hat and had refused it . Three days later a similar statement appeared in The Times . Two people , and two only , knew of Newman's reply . One of them was Dr ...
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