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'Magnas veritas et praevalebit! misquoted Baltic, solemnly, and, touching his hat roughly, turned away to finish the work he felt himself called upon by his religious convictions to execute. Harry looked after him with a satirical smile.
In the case of Marcellus, it was found that the Eusebians had misquoted his book, setting down opinions as his own which he had only put forward for discussion. Thus it was not true that he had denied the eternity of the Word in the past or of his kingdom in the future. Quite so: but the eternity of the Sonship is another matter.
"I stood up," said Jane; "for while he knelt there he was master of me, mind and body; and some instinct told me that if I were to be won to wifehood, my reason must say `yes' before the rest of me. It is `spirit, soul, and body' in the Word, not `body, soul, and spirit, as is so often misquoted; and I believe the inspired sequence to be the right one."
And, if Adam fell in the days of innocency, what should poor Tom Collins do in the days of villainy?" "Shakespear," observed the squatter approvingly, as he drew a bottle and glass from a candle-box under the seat. "Misquoted, though, unless my memory betrays me.
I wish the Christian reader to peruse carefully, and cooly, that account; and if he then persists in believing the history given by the evangelists; with such faith as his, he certainly ought to be able to move mountains; and I have no doubt at all, that with such a good natured understanding as his, if he had found in his New Testament the story of Jonah misquoted, and and by a small transposition a la mode de Surenhusius, representing that Jonah swallowed the whale! this sturdy confidence in things not seen, would, I doubt not have enabled him without difficulty to swallow the prophet with the whale in his belly.
"Bedtime, honey," Felicia laughed to Kirk. "Even queerer than supper-time was." "A bed by night, a hard-wood floor by day," Ken misquoted murmurously. "Hard-wood!" Felicia sniffed. "Hard wood!" The problem now arose: which was most to be desired, an overcoat under you to soften the floor, or on top of you to keep you warm? "If he has my overcoat, it'll do both," Ken suggested.
Their dark hearers wept with them, and Silas, Hester, and Sidney, after the rest had gone back to the quarters, offered the master and mistress, through many a quaintly misquoted scripture, the consolations of faith. "I wish we had set you free, Silas," said uncle, "you and yours, when we could have done it.
Snale had not openly denied his authorship. But the use of the word "friend" was essentially a lie just one of those lies which, by avoiding the form of a lie, have such a charm for a mind like his. I was roused to indignation. "Mr. Snale, I will give you the proof which you want, and then you shall judge for yourself. The letter contains two lines of a hymn which you have misquoted.
"You think that is the solution?" "Yes." "How can you tell?" she broke out. "We scarcely know each other. I shan't always be in this mood. I may get restless again. I may find it is the jerks that I really like." "You won't!" "You're very confident." "I am absolutely confident." "'She travels fastest who travels alone," misquoted Joan.
Then, after a moment's pause, she continued more warmly: "It is you people in society who get hold of some misquoted story, some ridiculous libel long ago crushed at the cost of the libeler it is you who do untold mischief!
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