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Page 85
I observe , for example , that a very famous writer in a famous scientific book rests
his case on the statements of at least four hundred and forty different writers
testifying not to the same , but mostly to separate PROVE AND HOLD FAST . 85.
I observe , for example , that a very famous writer in a famous scientific book rests
his case on the statements of at least four hundred and forty different writers
testifying not to the same , but mostly to separate PROVE AND HOLD FAST . 85.
Page 89
... and heart found rest in all the hope and trust of an earnest and intelligent piety ,
brightening her darkened life and saddened lot . Now one obvious effect , if not
aim , of the confusions to which we have alluded is at least in some quarters to ...
... and heart found rest in all the hope and trust of an earnest and intelligent piety ,
brightening her darkened life and saddened lot . Now one obvious effect , if not
aim , of the confusions to which we have alluded is at least in some quarters to ...
Page 91
Holding fast is not only the starting point , but the goal of all investigation , truth
certainly attained and firmly held , on which mind and heart and life may rest . We
reach out for something which we may grasp and cling to . This it is which alone ...
Holding fast is not only the starting point , but the goal of all investigation , truth
certainly attained and firmly held , on which mind and heart and life may rest . We
reach out for something which we may grasp and cling to . This it is which alone ...
Page 109
... but views him as a brother man , capable of feeling kindness and generosity ; a
courtesy that never rests in the externals of civility , but requires them as the
expression of a heart within . It is marked by no law - demanding and
lawscrutinizing ...
... but views him as a brother man , capable of feeling kindness and generosity ; a
courtesy that never rests in the externals of civility , but requires them as the
expression of a heart within . It is marked by no law - demanding and
lawscrutinizing ...
Page 114
With some the danger is that they make their placid temper a substitute for
spiritual piety or rest satisfied with good deeds that spring from a delicate
organism , a quick sensibility , an uncalculating mind , or the love of a fair
reputation rather ...
With some the danger is that they make their placid temper a substitute for
spiritual piety or rest satisfied with good deeds that spring from a delicate
organism , a quick sensibility , an uncalculating mind , or the love of a fair
reputation rather ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Anniversary Addresses |
| Author | Samuel Colcord Bartlett |
| Publisher | Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Company, 1894 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 517 pages |
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