First American Edition of the Works of the Rev. D. W. Cahill: the Highly ...
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Burns, to which my reply was directed, and he could then understand the line of argument adopt- ed against the objections made. Yet, strange to say, this eminent censor has not read that letter: and, hence I shall, beyond all dispute, prove to the reader be&re I •hall have concluded this letter, that this clique have mit* 110 Dft. OASILL AND THE RAMBLER.
taken their case, and that they have earned the crushing expression of public ridicule and public censure. Hear them on this point: — ** Of th...e letter of Mr. Bums, which haa called forth this reply from Dr. Cahill, we know nothing more than is to be gathered Jrom the extradM which the latter has prefixed to his rejoinder.*' Now, if he had read that letter, he would have earn- ed the direction of my answer, and have avoided the im- prudent article he has penned. Hear Mr. Bums, — " I ask you, Sir, what can be the reason that Mother South- cott was thought crazy for pretending to give birth to the Messiah? and that you, a priest of Rome, can, without exciting ridicule, make a Messiah every time you cele- brate Mass ?— What is the extravagance of Joanna South- cott to the extravagance of the priests of Rome?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burns, to which my reply was directed, and he could then understand the line of argument adopt- ed against the objections made. Yet, strange to say, this eminent censor has not read that letter: and, hence I shall, beyond all dispute, prove to the reader be&re I •hall have concluded this letter, that this clique have mit* 110 Dft. OASILL AND THE RAMBLER.
taken their case, and that they have earned the crushing expression of public ridicule and public censure. Hear them on this point: — ** Of th...e letter of Mr. Bums, which haa called forth this reply from Dr. Cahill, we know nothing more than is to be gathered Jrom the extradM which the latter has prefixed to his rejoinder.*' Now, if he had read that letter, he would have earn- ed the direction of my answer, and have avoided the im- prudent article he has penned. Hear Mr. Bums, — " I ask you, Sir, what can be the reason that Mother South- cott was thought crazy for pretending to give birth to the Messiah? and that you, a priest of Rome, can, without exciting ridicule, make a Messiah every time you cele- brate Mass ?— What is the extravagance of Joanna South- cott to the extravagance of the priests of Rome?
What to read after First American Edition of the Works of the Rev. D. W. Cahill: the Highly ...?
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