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Charles said that he did not recollect that it had expressed any opinion on the subject. Jennings bade him think again; Charles thought in vain. "Well, what is your opinion of it, Mr. Reding?" Charles, believing it to be an open point, thought he should be safe in imitating "our Church's" moderation.
"You know well enough," answered Willis, "though you wish to annoy me." "I don't indeed." "It's the Catholic church," said Willis. Reding was silent a moment; then he said, "Well, I don't think you have mended the matter; it is a dissenting meeting, call it what you will, though not the kind of one I meant." "What can you mean?" asked Willis.
"Unitarians, too," said Sheffield, "are debtors to your liberality; it seems a man need not fear to believe too little, so that he feels a good deal." "Rather," said White, "if he believes himself forgiven, he need not believe anything else." "That's not a fair answer, Reding," said Sheffield; "what Mr.
Carlton had now joined them, and, after introductory greetings on both sides, he too threw himself upon the turf. Sheffield said: "Reding and I were disputing just now whether Nicias was a party man." "Of course you first defined your terms," said Carlton. "Well," said Sheffield, "I mean by a party man, one who not only belongs to a party, but who has the animus of party.
At length he felt a light hand on his shoulder, and a voice said, "Reding, I am going; let me just say farewell to you before I go." He looked around; it was Willis, or rather Father Aloysius, in his dark Passionist habit, with the white heart sewed in at his left breast. Willis carried him from the church into the sacristy.
It could not possibly be otherwise; he was sure himself to feel different about Carlton. After a while, Carlton said gently, "Is it quite impossible, Reding, that now at the eleventh hour we may retain you? what are your grounds?" "Don't let us argue, dear Carlton," answered Reding; "I have done with argument.
Religion is a thing to enjoy, not to quarrel about; give me a slice more of that leg of mutton." "Yes, Bateman," said Reding, "you must let us enjoy our meat. Willis deserves it, for I believe he has had a fair walk to-day. Have you not walked a good part of the way to Seaton and back? a matter of fourteen miles, and hilly ground; it can't be dry, too, in parts yet."
At length she asked, without raising her eyes, whether it was true and she spoke slowly and in what is called a spiritual tone whether it was true, the information had been given her, that Mr. Reding, the gentleman she had the honour of addressing whether it was true, that he was in search of a religion more congenial to his feelings than that of the Church of England? "Mr.
In the commencement of 1809, Reding the Swiss, who had, in 1808, chiefly contributed to the capture of the French army at Baylen, commanded the whole of the Spanish forces in Catalonia, consisting of forty thousand Spaniards and several thousand Swiss; but these guerilla troops, almost invincible in petty warfare, were totally unable to stand in open battle against the veterans of the French emperor, and Reding was completely routed by St.
Presently he said, dryly and abruptly, "Reding, do you know any Roman Catholics?" "No," answered Reding; "Willis indeed, but I hav'n't seen even him these two years. It has been entirely the working of my own mind." Carlton did not answer at once; then he said, as dryly and abruptly as before, "I suspect, then, you will have much to bear with when you know them." "What do you mean?" asked Reding.
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