10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECOLLECTEDLY»
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recollectedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Forewords. Biographical note. On transmigration. Dhammapada. ...
The friar who, (following) the doctrine, contemplates the body while exerting
himself to destroy lust, knowingly, recollectedly, keeps away from desire and
uncle inne«s. and, being in the path whioh destroys lust knowingly, reoollectedly,
...
Daniel John Gogerly, Arthur Stanley Bishop, 1908
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The Life of Faith: In Three Parts; Embracing Some of the ...
... are not so easily overcome by opposing a direct resistance, which cannot be
done without turning the mind in some degree from its true source of strength, as
by keeping it fixed recollectedly and prayerfully upon God in the attitude of patient
...
Thomas Cogswell Upham, 1856
It also places this classic book on spirituality —"a gem of mystical literature made accessible and relevant to the modern spiritual seeker" –Sharon Salzberg—in a contemporary context, reasserting its literary importance even after ...
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Scottish Metaphysics: Reconstructed in Accordance with the ...
... and recollectedly led through a series of associated objects likewise imaged,
till we reach the original pictures sought for — the emotional response to the
regressive steps, with attendant memory, measuring the duration between now
and ...
5
The Soul and Its Relations with Other Spirits
From earliest childhood we have been familiarised with paintings or anyhow
pictures, on which a youth, with a beauty not of this world, walks majestically and
recollectedly at the side of his human protégé. It is always a gain to our faith if we
...
6
The Essex Review: An Illustrated Quarterly Record of ...
In the lyke-way that was shaggy with yews and little cypresses, there was one to
greet him. His face was hooded blankly, and he spoke in strange even tones as if
he were repeating a lesson recollectedly in fear to betray himself. ' On this Lady ...
Edward Arthur Fitch, William Herbert Dalton, Charlotte Fell-Smith, 1906
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Philip Colville: or, a Covenanter's Story Unfinished
Remember who still rules over all, Janet,” said Colville, in a mild calm tone of
voice, wishing to recall poor Janet to herself. His words had the desired effect. _ “
Aye, Sir,—aye. He cannot err !” said she recollectedly, then looking with tears in
her ...
8
Chopin: The Man and His Music
Its analogies to Poe, Verlaine, Shelley, Keats, Heine and Mickiewicz are but
critical sign-posts, for Chopin is incomparable, Chopin is unique. " Our interval,"
writes Walter Pater, " is brief." Few pass it recollectedly and with full
understanding of ...
9
Mystical Paths to God: Three Journeys
So FrayDiego saidMass for the four nuns and gave them Communion, after
whichthey spentthe day “as recollectedly as ifthey hadbeen in their own convent”.
In the evening, however, St. Teresa hada long conversation with her former ...
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The elements of civil architecture, according to Vitruvius ...
... in conjunction with a fine person, conciliated and attached all committed to his
superintendence to such a degree, that his latest surviving disciples, of the first
rank, have been seen unable to speak, recollectedly, of their intercourse with him
, ...
