her arms, and laughed shrilly, insanely. Then she turned
And,lastofall,Mrs.Masonreturned;and,summoningher"youngpeople"oncemoreintotheparlour,shereadaprayerbe
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another sort of consideration; and it becomes us to ask,
WiththeCosmicstagecomesalsonecessarilytherehabilitationoftheWHOLEofSocietyinonefellowship(thetrueDem
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the salvation of those whom you denounce, and that none
[3]SeeAncientHunters(1915);alsoHastings'sEncycl.art."Ethnology";andHavelockEllis,"TheOriginofWar,"in
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necessary, fathers, for my vindication? And, as Tertullian
AndheretooDemocracycomesin--strangelyforebodedfromthefirstinallthismatter.[1]NotonlydoestheThirdStag
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For three weeks Hanson had remained. During this time he
'Gainstwhichhislifeisproof?OrponderousstonesThiswarriorchiefshalloverwhelm,orboltsFlungbythetwistedt
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of the river, on whose banks he composes his verses, is
Atthispointitwillnaturallybeasked:"AndwhereinthisschemeoftheGenesisofChristianityisthechieffigureand
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vanitatem, an exprobrem caecitatem?” My humble opinion
TheChurch--whichbeganitscareerbydestroying,distortinganddenyingthepagansourcesfromwhichitsprang;whos
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he mixes up blasphemy and heresy in this fashion: “The
[1]Dr.FrazerinTheGoldenBough(vol.ix,"TheScapegoat,"p.400)speaksofthefrequencyinantiquityofaMystery-p
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gangway above which lowered a green and rotting wooden
Howdelightfullyhappytheplanmadeherthroughthecomingweek!Shewastooyoungwhenhermotherdiedtohavereceived
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laughing at things holy. And is it not certain, that, were
Norwasforcetheonlymethodemployed.IMITATIONisnotonlythesincerestflattery,butitisoftenthemostsubtleand
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Is it not a piece of intolerable assurance to advance slanders
Thushasthecankerofself-consciousnessdoneitswork.Itwouldbefoolishanduselesstorailagainsttheprocess,or
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calumniates priests of the most irreproachable morals,
[1]Seech.iv.TylorinhisPrimitiveCulture(vol.i,p.460,edn.1903)says:"Thesenseofanabsolutepsychicaldisti
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very slowly northward along the trail that connects with
Bearingaforestofspears,thoughspentwithtoilAndwornwithonset,fallsuponhisfoeAndbravesalonethewoundsofa
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scandalous and unmeasured license which they are introducing
Butwhenonememberhasbrokenfaithwiththetribe,whenhehassinnedagainstitandbecomeanoutcast--ah!thentheter
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representing them as “impenitent, unsacramentalists,
[3]SeeToutain,Cultespaiens,vol.ii,conclusion.Thegeneraldriftandmeaningofthepresentbookmustnow,Ithink
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- The first of these rules is that the spirit of piety always
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