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The shadows of green leaves that were Murmur around the old man ' s ear : Echoes of early tunes we hear , Where ' er we turn , Though the harp , damp with many a tear , Hang o ' er the urn .
And , it may be , in other bowers , Where drop no leaves and droop no flowers , The spirit of this world of ours , This life ' s sweet soul , Will beautify the sister hours Beyond the pole * Crediton .
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754 Bishop of Salisbury " a Reply to Mrs . Joanna Daillie
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This book is fatal to the reputation of the author for intellect or for politeness . We must have a very contemptible opinion of his understanding , unless we believe him to have a very contemptible opinion of the understanding of the lady to whom it is addressed , and the readers into whose hands it may fall . His " remarks" are insulting , unless excused by the imbecility of the writer . A learned man , Dr . Burgess may be ; if so , he
contributes largely towards the already plentiful proof that learning is not wisdom . Such a compound of confused statement , inconclusive reasoning , fallacious reference , hasty assumption , and self-contradiction , has scarcely , if ever , before been produced , even in the Trinitarian Controversy , or emanated even from the Episcopal Bench . We can only afford room for a specimen of each , and shall then hold ourselves absolved from further notice of what has no claim to any notice but the station of its author .
Confused Statement , " The incomprehensible nature of Che Divine Attributes is , probably , a very common cause of ujtbelief ; and tte < 5 O » viction whiedi we all must feel of the natural incredulity of pur vain wwagiaatjons , should operate as a caution against its propensity to reject ' the things of the spirit of God * ( 1 Cor . ii . 12- —14 ) , especially as revealed in Scripture , and authoritatively professed by the Church . But , "though we may justly urge this caution in our
• Remarks on the General Tenourof Ifhe New ' Testament , regarding the Nature and Dignity of Jesus Christ : addressed to Mr 3 . « Joa « na Bailiie ; By the Bishop of Salisbury . London : Hatchard afcd &ou . ) 6 yo . Pp . $ 0 . 1831 .
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THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY ' S REPLY TO MRS . JOANNA BAILLIE . *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1831, page 754, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2603/page/30/
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