 Permit me one question," said Wilhelm : " as you have set up the life of this divine Man for a pattern and example, have you likewise selected his sufferings, his death, as a model of exalted patience ?" " Undoubtedly we have,  The Contemporary Review - Page 4501867Full view - About this book
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...and see how far your son is advanced : then shall you be admitted into the Sanctuary of Sorrow." " Permit me one question," said Wilhelm : " as you have...we make no secret : but we draw a veil over those Bufferings, even because we reverence them so highly. We hold it a damnable audacity to bring forth... | |
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...and see how far your son is advanced : then shall you be admitted into the Sanctuary of Sorrow.' " ' Permit me one question,' said Wilhelm : 'as you have...sufferings, his death, as a model of exalted patience V " ' Undoubtedly we have,' replied the Eldest. ' Of this we make no secret ; but we draw a veil over... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1857 - 556 pages
...and see how far your son is advanced : then shall you be admitted into the Sanctuary of Sorrow." ' " Permit me one question," said Wilhelm : "As you have...'"Undoubtedly we have," replied the Eldest. "Of this we make uo secret ; but we draw a veil over those sufferings, even because we reverence them so highly. We... | |
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...Festival, and see how far your son is advanced : then shall you be admitted into the Sanctuary of Sorrow." ore we recognised it. To the ill-starred Burns was...power of making man's life more venerable, but that of haveyou likewise selected his sufferings, his death, as a model of exalted patience !' "'Undoubtedly... | |
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