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That peerless Adiante had previously erred in the upper sphere where she received her condemnation, but such a sphere is ladder and ladder and silver ladder high above your hair-splitting pates, you children of earth, and it is not for you to act on the verdict in decrying her: rather 'tis for you to raise hymns of worship to a saint.
"Then, after all it was given to me by the dean?" said Crawley, drawing himself up. "It was in the envelope, but the dean did not know it," said the major. "Gentlemen," said Mr Crawley. "I was sure of it. I knew it. Weak as my mind may be, and at times it is very weak, I was certain that I could not have erred in such a matter.
Nevertheless, I cannot see now where I erred in playing the game. Mind telling me, boy?" "Not at all. It occurred to me assistance by Bill Conway that this property must be of vital interest to two power companies, the Central California Power Company and the South Coast Power Corporation. Two hypotheses presented themselves for consideration.
The controversies of old and new organization, nonresistance and political action, may now be looked upon by the parties to them, who still survive, with the philosophic calmness which follows the subsidence of prejudice and passion. We were but fallible men, and doubtless often erred in feeling, speech, and action. Ours was but the common experience of reformers in all ages.
Here I hear how the House of Lords, with great severity, if not tyranny, have ordered poor Carr, who only erred in the manner of the presenting his petition against my Lord Gerard, it being first printed before it was presented; which was, it, seems, by Colonel Sands's going into the country, into whose hands he had put it: the poor man is ordered to stand in the pillory two or three times, and his eares cut, and be imprisoned I know not how long.
What would the obedience to this pledge demand of me? I hesitate to answer. My church is wealthy, full of well-to-do, satisfied people. The standard of their discipleship is, I am aware, not of a nature to respond to the call of suffering or personal loss. I say: 'I am aware. I may be mistaken. I may have erred in not stirring their deeper life.
Hitherto the amount has never been claimed. "Olive, my daughter, forgive me! Judge me not harshly. I never would have asked this of you while your mother lived your mother, whom I loved, though I wronged her so grievously. In some things, perhaps, she erred towards me; but I ought to have shown her more sympathy, and have dealt gently with her tender nature, so unlike my own.
No hate is there in him that must quit thee; no such disdain as thou fanciest; nothing but the melancholy and impetuous sense of his duty. Thou hast erred, it is true erred both in love and hate; but have I not erred with thee? and can I find excuse which is not found for thyself? Dear and honoured ever wilt thou be with Rinaldo, whether in joy or sorrow.
She thought that if she could find a discrepancy between the day of death and the date of some letter from Kadambini, she could prove that Sripati erred. He told her the date of Kadambini's death, and they both saw that it fell on the very day before she came to their house. Jogmaya's heart trembled, even Sripati was not unmoved.
"Whoever they were, they have carefully provided for her. If they erred or suffered, let neither their sin nor their sorrow go down to their child." "It shall be so," said the good Meliora. And since Christal asked no further questions and, indeed, her lively nature seemed unable to receive any impressions save of the present the subject was not again referred to.
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