John Inglesant: A RomanceMacmillan, 1891 - 445 páginas |
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... believe to be capable of great things , -I mean Philosophical Romance . There will at once occur to the reader's mind numerous works of fiction of the highest talent , where philo- sophical ideas have been introduced with surpassing ...
... believe to be capable of great things , -I mean Philosophical Romance . There will at once occur to the reader's mind numerous works of fiction of the highest talent , where philo- sophical ideas have been introduced with surpassing ...
Página viii
... believe that all that is wanted to constitute an historical romance of the highest interest is the recovery of the detailed incidents of everyday life , and the awakening of the individual need and striving , long since quiet in the ...
... believe that all that is wanted to constitute an historical romance of the highest interest is the recovery of the detailed incidents of everyday life , and the awakening of the individual need and striving , long since quiet in the ...
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... believe and hope shortly , in the Communion of the English Church . This day , as I believe , the blessed Sacrament has been in the Church before our eyes , and what can you or I desire more ? ” The next morning before Inglesant left ...
... believe and hope shortly , in the Communion of the English Church . This day , as I believe , the blessed Sacrament has been in the Church before our eyes , and what can you or I desire more ? ” The next morning before Inglesant left ...
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... believe that the priest is able of a piece of bread to make absolutely and unconditionally our Saviour's body , and thereby at the hour of death to save your soul ? Will it not have an effect upon you to make you think him a god , and ...
... believe that the priest is able of a piece of bread to make absolutely and unconditionally our Saviour's body , and thereby at the hour of death to save your soul ? Will it not have an effect upon you to make you think him a god , and ...
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... believe that its statutes are the true Christian Faith . " " There seems to me , " he went on after a pause , " something frightfully grotesque about the Romish Church as a reality . Showing us on the one side a mass of fooleries and ...
... believe that its statutes are the true Christian Faith . " " There seems to me , " he went on after a pause , " something frightfully grotesque about the Romish Church as a reality . Showing us on the one side a mass of fooleries and ...
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