 Have we any right to take it strange if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be an English spring : an uncertain, anxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering, of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal of...  Butler's Lives of the Saints - Pągina 90per Alban Butler, Teresa Rodrigues - 1995 - 293 pąginesPrevisualització limitada - Sobre aquest llibre
 | John Henry Newman - 1870 - 319 pągines
...now should not yet be quite over ? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be...hope and fear, of joy and suffering, — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal, of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms ? One thing... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1870 - 319 pągines
...now should not yet be quite over ? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be an English spring; N 2 an uncertain, anxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering,—of bright promise and budding... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1874 - 447 pągines
...even now should not yet be quite over? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be an English spring—an uncertain, anxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering—of bright promise and... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1875 - 447 pągines
...now should not yet be quite over ? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be...hope and fear, of joy and suffering — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal, of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms ? One thing... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1875 - 447 pągines
...it strange, if, in this Kngllsh land, the spring-time of the Chureh should turn out to be an Kngllsh spring — an uncertain, anxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal, of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms ? One thing... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1878 - 353 pągines
...even now should not yet be quite over? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be an English spring — an uncertain, inxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal,... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1881 - 337 pągines
...if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be an English spring, v 2 an uncertain, anxious time of hope and fear, of joy and suffering, — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal, of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms ? One thing... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1894 - 337 pągines
...now should not yet be quite over ? Have we any right to take it strange, if, in this English laud, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be...English spring, an uncertain, anxious time of hope and tear, of joy and suffering, — of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal, of keen blasts, and... | |
 | Wilfrid Ward - 1897 - 1235 pągines
...even now should not yet be quite over ? Have we any right to take it strange if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be...of hope and fear, of joy and suffering, of bright promise and budding hopes, yet withal of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms? One thing... | |
 | Wilfrid Ward - 1897 - 1235 pągines
...even now should not yet be quite over? Have we any right to take it strange if, in this English land, the spring-time of the Church should turn out to be...of hope and fear, of joy and suffering, of bright promise and budding hopes yet withal of keen blasts, and cold showers, and sudden storms ? One thing... | |
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