Scripture texts
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共 50 题- SECULAR ANNOTATIONS ON SCRIPTURE TEXTS.
- CONTENTS.
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- SECULAR ANNOTATIONS ON SCRIPTURE TEXTS.
- 1 KINGS xix. 11, 12.
- ESTHER vii. 10
- For
- And so is the king himself; and he, Laertes testifies,—
- 1 SAMUEL xvi. 23.
- Pithy and pertinent too are Mr. Coventry Patmore’s lines on those who
- 1 SAMUEL xxvii. 19, 20.
- 2 KINGS ix. 30, 35.
- 2 KINGS ix. 37.
- Herein lies the simple answer to the query in the laureate’s poem,—
- 1 CORINTHIANS vii. 31.
- We read in Homer, as versified by Pope, that—
- A couplet of Butler’s, in a description of nightfall, tells how
- George Herbert says, that—
- 1 SAMUEL xvii. 28.
- For as Master Matthew puts it in another ode:—
- If, with Churchill, we stand as
- 1 PETER ii. 11.
- And how then, demands the old man,—
- 1 CORINTHIANS xiii. 9.
- Again, with emphasis and discretion (as Polonius says), he puts the query—
- 1 SAMUEL xxvi. 8-25.
- 2 KINGS viii. 13.
- Presently the disguised duke comes in, and asks of the Provost,—
- 1 CORINTHIANS xiv. 33, 40.
- ST. MATTHEW xxvi, 69, _sq._
- The Leucippus of Beaumont and Fletcher thus admonishes an intimate:—
- The laureate’s is a good keynote to begin with:—
- So with Barry Cornwall and his Hermione:—
- Mark Mrs. Browning’s picture of the Lady Geraldine:—
- As the good friar in Shakspeare has it,—
- 1 CORINTHIANS xii. 22.
- DAYBREAK NO SOLACE: NIGHTFALL NO RELIEF.
- A stanza in one of Shakspeare’s poems contains an example to the purpose:—
- So again the attendant spirit in his “Comus”:—
- FOOTNOTES
- INDEX.
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