10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIESTLIEST»
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... wasthe most “priestly” manI ever knew.He was tall, andhehad blue eyes
thatlooked through you. Inmy boyish way, Isawtheblack hair downthe back of his
hands as the priestliest thingabout him. Oddly, that conservative man had
something to ...
... PRIES PRIEST PRIESTED PRIESTESS PRIESTESSES PRIESTHOOD
PRIESTHOODS PRIESTING PRIESTLIER PRIESTLIEST PRIESTLINESS
PRIESTLINESSES PRIESTLY PRIESTS PRIG PRIGGED PRIGGERIES
PRIGGERY PRIGGING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Rosamund, Queen of the Lombards, a tragedy
By Christ, if God forbade it not, I would have said within mine own fool's heart, Of
all vile things that fool the soul of man The vilest and the priestliest hath to name
Repentance. Could it blot one hour's work out, A wise acrn] ROSAMUND 31.
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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Thomas Carlyle: A History of the First Forty Years of His ...
They had their humble meetinghouse, ' thatched with heath ;' and for minister a
certain John Johnstone, from whom Carlyle himself learned afterwards his first
Latin; ' the priestliest man,' he says, ' I ever under any ecclesiastical guise was ...
James Anthony Froude, 2011
5
Delphi Complete Works of Algernon Charles Swinburne ...
By Christ,if God forbade itnot, I would have said within mine own fool's heart, Of
all vilethings thatfool the soulof man The vilest and the priestliest hath to name
Repentance.Coulditblot one hour's work out, A wise thing and a manful thingit
were, ...
Algernon Charles Swinburne, 2013
They had built a little meeting-house at Ecclefechan, thatched with heath, and
chosen them a priest, by name John Johnston, the priestliest man I ever under
any ecclesiastical guise was privileged to look upon. He in his last years helped
me ...
Thomas Carlyle, James Anthony Froude, 2012
7
Music in the Late Twentieth Century: The Oxford History of ...
24 From now on he would identify with the romantic, asocial concept of artistry in
its priestliest form, as defined for the twentieth century in the passage from the
French theologian Jacques Maritain that stands at the head of the previous
chapter ...
8
An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant ...
Carlyle has pictured for us his early home at Ecclefechan on the Border; hisfather
,astone mason of the highest character; his mother with her frugal, pious ways;
the minister, from whom he learned Latin, 'the priestliest man I ever beheld in any
...
... and Shrefiler, ECCP, pp. 133 ff. with his First Quartet Carter identified 11
Schmidt, “Emanzipation des musikalischen himself “with the romantic, asocial
concept of Diskurses,” pp. 214-15. artistry in his priestliest form,” reads like an 12
F W, p.
Marguerite Boland, John Link, 2012
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A Dying Breed of Brave Men: The Self-Written Stories of Nine ...
I remember thinking years ago, before I left, that he and one other priest I knew
were the “priestliest” of all, the kind that would never ever leave, the kind that
were the perfect fit, who would absorb any level of abuse. I was correct. He didn't
quit.
Robert J. Brousseau, 2003
