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He had certainly at some time or other read the Epistle to the Romans, and some expressions were not entirely unfamiliar to him. "'Vessels of wrath fitted to destruction! a strong and noble phrase. Who are your vessels of wrath, Coleman?" Caillaud and Pauline saw a little light, but it was speedily eclipsed again. "The unregenerate." "Who are they?" "Those whom God has not called."
Th' devil seems a howdin me, an I conno pull away, not whativer. T' new minister says, 'Dunnot yo pull. Let Jesus do't all. He's strang, He is. 'Yo're nobbut a worm. But I've naw assurance, Davy, theer's whar it is I've naw assurance! he repeated, forgetting in his pain the unregenerate mind of his companion. David walked on beside him wondering.
They seem for purely religious purposes, of course to know more about iniquity than the Unregenerate. Perhaps they were specially bad before they became converted! At any rate, in the imputation of things evil, and in putting the worst construction on things innocent, a certain type of good people may be trusted to surpass all others. The Colonel and his Wife were of that type.
She was a good deal unspiritual in everything; but all besides in her was fine mind, wisdom, and loving-kindness of a lazy, artistic sort. That is to say, she was unregenerate, but excellent; and she fascinated like a wood-creature seldom seen and observant, refined and untrained.
"Well!" he said. "So you came to see us." Ambrose felt the same unregenerate impulse to punch the smooth face. However, with more circumspection than upon the previous occasion, he returned a civil answer. "Have you heard?" asked Strange, with an expression of serious concern. Ambrose reflected that Strange probably knew a message had been sent. "Heard what?" he asked non-committally. "Mr.
Her remark produced a good deal of unregenerate irritation in me. If she were a first-rate artist to begin with, I was inclined to reflect, this moral enthusiasm would touch and charm one a good deal more; as it is, considering her position, it is rather putting the cart before the horse.
Much of its teaching can only be explained as the result of an 'over-reckless accommodation to the unregenerate natural instincts in religion. The fact that the largest section of Christendom has become what Rome now is, is no proof that theirs is the line of true development. We can see this clearly enough if we consider the case of Buddhism.
To David, at this moment, he was the representative and symbol of that great, splendid, unregenerate world, with which it was his purpose to make acquaintance. "You are not mistaken, Mr. Courtney," he said, quietly. "Have you breakfasted? It is some time since we have met." "Why, yes, egad! If I remember right, you were setting out on another road than that which I was travelling.
In these remarks I make abstraction from the larger question which wholly absorbs this namely, whether the masses for whose behoof the lavish expenditure of time, energy, and ingenuity is undertaken, will accept a coalition of victorious governments against unregenerate peoples as a substitute for the Society of Nations as at first conceived."
There was something wonderfully fascinating to me in that pale, suffering face, for, in spite of suffering, it was beautiful and loving; but dearer than all these things to my mind were the marks of passion it exhibited, the petulant, almost scornful mouth, and the half-eager, half-weary expression of the eyes, for these seemed rather to belong to that imperfect world from which I had been severed, and which was still dear to my unregenerate heart.
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