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This, your honor will perceive, if my assertion be true, is the smallest justice which he can do me; beyond this I will ask and suggest nothing leaving it to your own mind how far the license of his profession should be permitted to one who thus not only abandons, but betrays and misrepresents his client." The youth was silent, and Pippin rose to speak in his defence.
He should rather support it with an earnestness proportioned to its value; he should rescue it from the injuries it has sustained from its enemies; and the discredit brought on it by its imprudent friends. He should redeem it from the enthusiasm which misconceives, and from the ignorance or malignity which misrepresents it.
It arbitrarily determines the question of the Tanganyika, separating it from the Nile-system upon the insufficient strength of a gorilla, and of an oil-palm which is specifically different from that of the Western Coast; and 3. It wilfully misrepresents Dr. Livingstone in the matter of the so-called Victoria Nyanza. My first objection has been amply discussed.
That misrepresents everything. I'm not going out of this for delights. That's the sort of thing men like Snuffles and Keyhole imagine that excites them! When I think of the things these creatures think! Ugh! But YOU know better? You know that physical passion that burns like a fire ends clean. I'm going for love, Britten if I sinned for passion.
It is sometimes said that the doctrine of the Trinity involves a contradiction in affirming that three Persons are one Person. This charge misrepresents the doctrine. Trinitarians do not say that Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are three Persons in the sense in which three men are three individuals.
Explained or unexplained, however, the paper contains sentiments which justify us, as I think, in adopting these resolutions. In the first place, I think the Protest a clear breach of privilege. It is a reproof or rebuke of the Senate, in language hardly respectful, for the exercise of a power clearly belonging to it as a legislative body. It entirely misrepresents the proceedings of the Senate.
And having given the key to the lecture, which the writer so wonderfully misrepresents, I pass on to another head. The Economy For the subject of the Economy, I shall refer to my discussion upon it in my History of the Arians, after one word about this writer.
The author of the "Eclipse of Faith" has derided me for despatching in two paragraphs what occupied Gibbon's whole fifteenth chapter; but this author, here as always, misrepresents me. Gibbon is exhibiting and developing the deep-seated causes of the spread of Christianity before Constantine, and he by no means exhausts the subject.
'Here, said Godwin at one point, 'he has a note citing a passage from Reusch's book on The Bible and Nature. If I am not mistaken, he misrepresents his author, though perhaps not intentionally. 'You know the book? 'I have studied it carefully, but I don't possess it. I thought I remembered this particular passage very well. 'Is it a work of authority? 'Yes; it is very important.
They beg to have it believed that their business misrepresents them, that it misrepresents what they want, and they ask to be again admitted to the good-will, the hope and forgiveness, the companionship of a great people. They are merely men in a hurry.
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