 | Sir Charles Lyell - 1881 - 502 pages
...Moses. Perhaps I should have been tenderer about the Koran. Don't meddle much with that, if at all. If we don't irritate, which I fear that we may (though...to strike, so rejoice that, sinner as you are, the QR is open to you. If I have said more than some will like, yet I give you my word that full half of... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1882 - 670 pages
...Moses. Perhaps I should have been tenderer about the Koran. Don't meddle much with that, if at all. " If we don't irritate, which I fear that we may (though...to strike, so rejoice that, sinner as you are, the QR is open to you. " If I have said more than some will like, yet I give you my word that full half... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1882 - 646 pages
...Moses. Perhaps I should have been tenderer about the Koran. Don't meddle much with that, if at all. " If we don't irritate, which I fear that we may (though...to strike, so rejoice that, sinner as you are, the QR is open to you. " If I have said more than some will like, yet I give you my word that full half... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1882 - 780 pages
...Moses. Perhaps I should have been tenderer about the Koran. Don't meddle much with that, if at all. "If we don't irritate, which I fear that we may (though...to strike, so rejoice that, sinner as you are, the QR is open to you. " If I have said more than some will like, yet I give you my word that full half... | |
 | Clarence J. Glacken - 1976 - 806 pages
...Lyell recognized the opposition of the physico-theologists. In June, 183o, he wrote to Poulette Scrope, "If you don't triumph over them, but compliment the...both the ancient and modern physico-theologians." 124 The vitality of the design argument of the teleological view of nature in geography was clear in... | |
 | Basil Willey - 1980 - 310 pages
...astute enough, moreover, to have thought out a suitably insinuating manner of approaching the orthodox: 'If you don't triumph over them, but compliment the...despising both the ancient and modern physico-theologians. ... I give you my word that full half of my history and comments was cut out, and even many facts;... | |
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If we don't irritate, which I fear that we may (though mere history), we shall carry all with us. If you don't triumph over them, but compliment the liberality and candour of the present age, the bishops and enlightened saints will join us in despising... 