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Or if we conceive some distinct notion concerning it, still probably it is a wrong notion, which leads us, in consequence, to misapply the Scripture precepts relating to the world; and this is even worse than overlooking them.
Evidently accustomed to address open-air audiences, he spoke at the topmost pitch of a powerful voice. Without desire to misapply rules of criticism, and in furtherance of an honest intention to describe impressions in as simple a form as may be, it must be added that the sermon was as far above the heads of a mission-chapel congregation as was the pitch of the preacher's voice.
There is no bill of rights, and consequently a continental law may controul any of those principles, which we consider at present as sacred; while not one of those points, in which it is said that the separate governments misapply their power, is guarded. Tender acts and the coinage of money stand on the same footing of a consolidation of power.
III. In order to encourage the cultivation of gardens, every one will have the Saturdays to clear away and cultivate gardens for themselves; and those who are industrious will be encouraged, but those who misapply that indulgence will be deprived of it.
For this manner of worship they cite the psalm of David, "O clap your hands all ye nations." Thus they misapply the sacred writings to defend practices yet more corrupt than those I have been speaking of.
We misapply a vast majority of our surgical supplies, because the most important item is usually left behind at headquarters or at the seaport depot. For some reason presumably the absence of better men I was sent up to the front before we had been three days at work.
Not only does the learned prelate misapprehend and misapply the texts above quoted to support his theory, but he makes a gratuitous concession, which is at once fatal to his scheme and inconsistent with himself.
Pickle," she replied, in the same tone, "it is neither my province nor inclination to judge your conduct; and therefore you misapply your question when you ask such an explanation of me" "At least" resumed our lover, "give me the melancholy satisfaction to know for what offence of mine you refused to take least notice of that letter which I had the honour to write from Winchester by your own express permission."
Now the consequence of this doctrine must be, that as a man may find several ways to waste, misspend, or abuse his patrimony, without being answerable to the laws; so a king may in like manner do what he will with his own, that is, he may squander and misapply his revenues, and even alienate the crown, without being called to an account by his subjects.
It was the time when I read what Uncle Zed had written about sin and death." "O, I had not intended you to see that." "But I did, and I read carefully every word of it. I understood most of it, too. 'The wages of sin is death' That applies to me. I am a sinner. I shall die. I have already died, according to Uncle Zed." "No, Carlia, you misapply that.
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