Memorials: And Other Papers, Bind 1J.R. Osgood, 1874 |
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Side 69
... error in the translation of the Greek expression . I replied that , in my opinion , there was ; and that I had myself always been irritated by the entire irrel- evance of the English word , and by something very like cant , on which the ...
... error in the translation of the Greek expression . I replied that , in my opinion , there was ; and that I had myself always been irritated by the entire irrel- evance of the English word , and by something very like cant , on which the ...
Side 72
... error rooted in modern minds is , that , doubtless , the moral instruction was bad , as being heathen ; but that still it was as good as heathen opportunities allowed it to be . No mistake can be greater . Moral instruction had no ...
... error rooted in modern minds is , that , doubtless , the moral instruction was bad , as being heathen ; but that still it was as good as heathen opportunities allowed it to be . No mistake can be greater . Moral instruction had no ...
Side 76
... error or illuminate a truth . And a reason , which I have since given in print ( a reason additional to Bentley's ) , for neglect- ing the thirty thousand various readings collected . by the diligence of the New Testament collators ...
... error or illuminate a truth . And a reason , which I have since given in print ( a reason additional to Bentley's ) , for neglect- ing the thirty thousand various readings collected . by the diligence of the New Testament collators ...
Side 123
... sickened over them , and labored to defeat them . But in vain I sowed errors in my premises , or planted absurdities in my assumptions . Vainly I tried such blunders as put- ting four terms into a syllogism , which , as THE PRIORY . 123.
... sickened over them , and labored to defeat them . But in vain I sowed errors in my premises , or planted absurdities in my assumptions . Vainly I tried such blunders as put- ting four terms into a syllogism , which , as THE PRIORY . 123.
Side 129
... errors ( natural at that time ) which I vehemently opposed , not from any greater knowledge that I had , but from closer reflec- tion , are even now the prevailing errors of the Eng- lish people . My mother , for instance , uniformly ...
... errors ( natural at that time ) which I vehemently opposed , not from any greater knowledge that I had , but from closer reflec- tion , are even now the prevailing errors of the Eng- lish people . My mother , for instance , uniformly ...
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