... nakedness. ,But we have a writer who will be found, perhaps, as readable as any modern historian. Mr. Roebuck writes as he speaks, except that in f his book he keeps what in his speeches he often 1 loses-his temper. Otherwise, the work before us I is an ...

... element overbears the other. In the earjy portion of the play Jo/tn is England. All through his part Philip is Frauce. They speak as nations, and their talk is as often fiery verbal protocols as individual converse. Falcolbridge, the noble bastard, first ...

... mysteries of God is committed. For so they which in former days repented anmongst the saints are said to have done. Nor does he speak, with Donne, of the Sacra meat of Confession. He rather teaches, with Jeremy Taylor- Though Holy Confession be not generally ...

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