 | 472 sayfa
...and I saw more than by many years' reading of the Pentateuch at home. How differently the Pentiiteuch here reads from the same worn old bible which one...into it illuminates unthought-of places, and gives o new and most fresh colouring to the whole. I little thought ever to have seen so much of Moses as... | |
 | 1848 - 506 sayfa
...back on the convent, and forgetting the wretched superstitions of the monks, I looked abroad that day with the eyes of a disciple of Moses, who had followed...unthought-of places, and gives a new and most fresh coloring to the whole. I little thought ever to have seen so much of Moses as I did this day, within... | |
 | 1848 - 558 sayfa
...Turning my back upon the convent, and forgetting the wretched superstitions of the monks, I looked abroad with the eyes of a disciple of Moses, who had followed...gives a new and most fresh colouring to the whole.' The beginning of the Pentateuch, the history of creation, accordingly, is thus illustrated : — '... | |
 | Harriet Martineau - 1848 - 564 sayfa
...back on the convent, and forgetting the wretched superstitions of the monks, I looked abroad that day with the eyes of a disciple of Moses, who had followed...unthought-of places, and gives a new and most fresh coloring to the whole. I little thought ever to have seen so much of Moses as I did this day, within... | |
 | 1848 - 500 sayfa
...the Pentateuch here reads, from the same worn old Bible which one has handled for five-and -twenty years, I could not have imagined. The light from Egypt...unthought-of places, and gives a new and most fresh coloring to the whole. I little thought ever to have seen so much of Moses as I did this day, within... | |
 | Harriet Martineau - 1848 - 564 sayfa
...reads, from the same worn old Bible which one has handled for five-and-twenty years, I could not hare imagined. The light from Egypt and Arabia shining...unthought-of places, and gives a new and most fresh coloring to the whole. I little thought ever to have seen so much of Moses as I did this day, within... | |
 | 1849 - 588 sayfa
...— " How differently the Pentateuch here reads, from the same worn old Bible which one has bandied for five-and-twenty years, I could not have imagined. The light from Egypt and Ara!' bia shining into it illuminates nnthought-of 'l places, and gives a new and most fresh coloring... | |
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I looked abroad that day with the eyes of a disciple of Moses, who had followed his footsteps from Memphis hither; and I saw more than by many years' reading of the Pentateuch at home. How differently the Pentateuch here reads, from the same worn old... 