The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 5Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 211
... light- ning words of Hortensius , " Ye gods , he is an orator , ” — who looks with a bosom " Cold as a rock on ... light of the intellectual world , and that blindness which per- ceives it not , is far more to be pitied than physical ...
... light- ning words of Hortensius , " Ye gods , he is an orator , ” — who looks with a bosom " Cold as a rock on ... light of the intellectual world , and that blindness which per- ceives it not , is far more to be pitied than physical ...
Page 351
... light we " Light , my friends , is synonimous with reason . should grope in eternal obscurity , even in the most beaten path . Without reason , without this fountain of light , we should be incapa- ble of perceiving , in all things ...
... light we " Light , my friends , is synonimous with reason . should grope in eternal obscurity , even in the most beaten path . Without reason , without this fountain of light , we should be incapa- ble of perceiving , in all things ...
Page 352
... light of the Lord . To walk in the light of the Lord , to use our reason in the examination of His word , we term enlightenment , -religious enlightenment . Doubtless , my friends , you have often heard religious enlightenment lauded by ...
... light of the Lord . To walk in the light of the Lord , to use our reason in the examination of His word , we term enlightenment , -religious enlightenment . Doubtless , my friends , you have often heard religious enlightenment lauded by ...
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