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"Marquis," said I, "the country which disowns you is proud of you; but ha! here, if I mistake not, comes our signal to advance."
At least, there were divines in those early days who denied the sacred doctrine which Socinianism also disowns, though commonly they did not profess to do so on authority of tradition; but who ever heard of Erastians, Supralapsarians, Independents, Sacramentarians, and the like, before the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries?
As for the Cigarette, who has rowed races in the heat of his blood, but now disowns these slips of his wanton youth, his case was still more desperate; for the Royal Nautical proposed that he should take an oar in one of their eights on the morrow, to compare the English with the Belgian stroke. I could see my friend perspiring in his chair whenever that particular topic came up.
"As to Friedrich himself, who of course says nothing of the ANTI-MACHIAVEL in public, he privately, to Voltaire, disowns all these editions; and intends to give a new one of his own, which shall be the right article; but never did it, having far other work cut out for him in the months that came. But how zealous the worlds humor was in that matter, no modern reader can conceive to himself.
The distinction here drawn between the truths of geometry and other kinds of truth is far less sharply indicated in the Treatise, but as Hume expressly disowns any opinions on these matters but such as are expressed in the Inquiry, we may confine ourselves to the latter; and it is needful to look narrowly into the propositions here laid down, as much stress has been laid upon Hume's admission that the truths of mathematics are intuitively and demonstratively certain; in other words, that they are necessary and, in that respect, differ from all other kinds of belief.
Maiden, be not so stubborn; speak! thinkest thou he serves the temple of the Mohammedan?" "No! oh, no!" answered poor Leila, eagerly, deeming that her reply, in this, at least, would be acceptable. "He disowns, he scorns, he abhors, the Moorish faith, even," she added, "with too fierce a zeal." "Thou dost not share that zeal, then? Well, worships he in secret after the Christian rites?"
'Let him never come within sight of my eyes, nor yet within reach of my arm. His own father ain't good enough for him. He's disowned his own father. His own father therefore, disowns him for ever and ever, as a unnat'ral young beggar. He had pushed away his plate.
Thirty years later Wagner could only conceive of his Grail hero as a celibate and an ascetic. Lohengrin glories in the fact that he is the son of him who wears the crown of the Grail; but Parsifal disowns his son. This is one instance of the incoherency of the two Grail dramas.
"Romanticism, which dotes on ruins, shrinks from real restoration . . . a Latin Church in England which disowns the Pope is an absurdity." No, the future belongs to clear thinking and rigorous honesty of the intellect. Dr. Inge began life as the fag of Bishop Ryle at Eton the one now occupying the Deanery of St.
Twenty times I was on the eve of interrupting her, and saying, 'But, madam, I am a beggar my wife has not a shilling I have absolutely nothing her father disowns us my commission is sold, and in three weeks, the 'Hotel de Londres' and the 'Palais Royale, will be some hundred pounds the richer, and I without the fare of a cab, to drive me to the Seine to drown myself.
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