 | Richard Holt Hutton, Walter Bagehot - 1855 - 520 страници
...that superstition very closely with the inability to read and write. The Catholics in England " were found in corners, and alleys, and cellars, and the...mist, or in twilight as ghosts flitting to and fro !" Suddenly there rose up, on the chosen ground of classical learning and among the ablest thinkers... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1858 - 364 страници
...time, who persecuted its adherents from the face of the earth, and then called them a gens hc(fuga, a people who shunned the light of day Such were Catholics...; cut off from the populous world around them, and diml] seen, as if through a mist or in twilight, a: ghosts flitting to and fro, by the high Protestant5... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1870 - 350 страници
...called Vicars- Apostolic. Such was about the sort of knowledge possessed of Christianity by the heathen of old time, who persecuted its adherents from the...fro, by the high Protestants, the lords of the earth. At length so feeble did they become, so utterly contemptible, that contempt gave birth to pity; and... | |
 | John Henry Newman (card.) - 1870 - 374 страници
...time, who persecuted its adherents from the face of the earth, and then called them a gens luclfuga, a people who shunned the light of day. Such were Catholic.s...fro, by the high Protestants, the lords of the earth. At length so feeble did they become, so utterly contemptible, that contempt gave birth to pity; and... | |
 | Richard Holt Hutton - 1871 - 456 страници
...read and write and think. The Catholics in England " were found in corners, and alleys, and cellars, or in the recesses of the country, cut off from the...mist, or in twilight as ghosts flitting to and fro ! " Suddenly there rose up, on the chosen ground of classical learning and among the ablest thinkers... | |
 | Saint John Henry Newman - 1874 - 484 страници
...time, who persecuted its adherents from the face of the earth, and then called them a gens liccifuga, a people who shunned the light of day. Such were Catholics...fro, by the high Protestants, the lords of the earth. At length so feeble did they become, so utterly contemptible, that contempt gave birth to pity, and... | |
 | John Henry Newman - 1875 - 498 страници
...called Vicars-Apostolic. Such was about the sort of knowledge possessed of Christianity by the heathen of old time, who persecuted its adherents from the...fro, by the high Protestants, the lords of the earth. At length so feeble did they become, so utterly contemptible, that contempt gave birth to pity, and... | |
 | John Henry Newman (card.) - 1881 - 360 страници
...lucifuga, a people who shunned the light of day. Such were Catholics in England., found in cor« ners, and alleys, and cellars, and the housetops, or in...mist or in twilight, as ghosts flitting to and fro, hy the high Protestants, the lords of the earth. At length so feeble did they become, so utterly contemptible,... | |
 | Richard Holt Hutton - 1888 - 550 страници
...read and write and think. The Catholics in England "were found in corners, and alleys, and cellars, or in the recesses of the country, cut off from the...mist, or in twilight as ghosts flitting to and fro !" Suddenly there rose up, on the chosen ground of classical learning and among the ablest thinkers... | |
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1888 - 616 страници
...adherents of the old religion, moving silently and sorrowfully about as memorials of what had been . . . cut off from the populous world around them, and dimly...mist, or in twilight, as ghosts flitting to and fro" ("Second Spring"). Then, the English masses were saturated with anti-Catholic prejudices, instilled... | |
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Such were Catholics in England, found in corners, and alleys, and cellars, and the housetops, or in the recesses of the country; cut off from the populous world around them, and dimly seen, as if through a mist or in twilight, as ghosts flitting to and... 
