The Preacher and the King: Or, Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis XIV : Being an Account of the Pulpit Eloquence of that Distinguished EraGould and Lincoln, 1855 - 338 páginas |
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... believe , has not held a pas- toral charge , and although - as his works prove — a man of truly original powers , and with clear conceptions as to the dignity and duty of the Pulpit , has not for some reason attracted much attention as ...
... believe , has not held a pas- toral charge , and although - as his works prove — a man of truly original powers , and with clear conceptions as to the dignity and duty of the Pulpit , has not for some reason attracted much attention as ...
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... believe that it will further divide them . And Father Bourdaloue ? " The Abbé was surprised that his uncle had not spoken of him until this moment . Never before had Jansenist so loved Jesuit , as M. de Fénélon loved Bourdaloue . * The ...
... believe that it will further divide them . And Father Bourdaloue ? " The Abbé was surprised that his uncle had not spoken of him until this moment . Never before had Jansenist so loved Jesuit , as M. de Fénélon loved Bourdaloue . * The ...
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... believe themselves in any wise bound to follow the preacher on his own ground . It is a great error to believe one's self victorious because the audience may be unable to find a re- ply . Do you know the story of the peasant and the ...
... believe themselves in any wise bound to follow the preacher on his own ground . It is a great error to believe one's self victorious because the audience may be unable to find a re- ply . Do you know the story of the peasant and the ...
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... Believe me , in this respect , we are neither so enlightened , nor above all , so christianized as we imagine . Be- cause we no longer hear quotations from Horace and Virgil , — nor the mingling of gods and saints in the sermon ...
... Believe me , in this respect , we are neither so enlightened , nor above all , so christianized as we imagine . Be- cause we no longer hear quotations from Horace and Virgil , — nor the mingling of gods and saints in the sermon ...
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... believe per- chance , that you had the advantage " The advantage , -no , -I should take care not to use that word . But I can assure you , that I found him - on many points- " " Well ? " " More tractable than you . " " He admits that ne ...
... believe per- chance , that you had the advantage " The advantage , -no , -I should take care not to use that word . But I can assure you , that I found him - on many points- " " Well ? " " More tractable than you . " " He admits that ne ...
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