Nether Lochaber the Natural History Legends And Folk Lore of the West Highla
Nether Lochaber the Natural History Legends And Folk Lore of the West Highla
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"We have been led into these remarks by the recollection, when quoting the above verses of the Eighth Paraphrase, that there are at this moment some people busily bestirring themselves in the matter of a new translation of the Scriptures, to supersede the authorised version now in use. Now, we most solemnly protest against all this, as a most rash proposal, ill-advised, and utterly uncalled for. At present we object very much on the same principle that we should object to a painting by one of t...he old masters being cleansed and retouched by a modern E. A. , however eminent in his own person, or on the same principle that we should feel tempted to kick the ladder from under the feet of a man we should detect white-wash- ing a stately pile of the olden time, under the plea, forsooth, that in obliterating weather stains, and freely applying putty and paint, he was thereby improving, renovating, and beautifying the whole fabric. That there are verbal inaccuracies in our authorised version of the Scriptures is on all hands admitted ; let these be rectified, if people please, and let the corrections so made, under adequate authority, appear in the form of marginal notes opposite the passage amended, but let the body of The Book stand as it is intact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We have been led into these remarks by the recollection, when quoting the above verses of the Eighth Paraphrase, that there are at this moment some people busily bestirring themselves in the matter of a new translation of the Scriptures, to supersede the authorised version now in use. Now, we most solemnly protest against all this, as a most rash proposal, ill-advised, and utterly uncalled for. At present we object very much on the same principle that we should object to a painting by one of t...he old masters being cleansed and retouched by a modern E. A. , however eminent in his own person, or on the same principle that we should feel tempted to kick the ladder from under the feet of a man we should detect white-wash- ing a stately pile of the olden time, under the plea, forsooth, that in obliterating weather stains, and freely applying putty and paint, he was thereby improving, renovating, and beautifying the whole fabric. That there are verbal inaccuracies in our authorised version of the Scriptures is on all hands admitted ; let these be rectified, if people please, and let the corrections so made, under adequate authority, appear in the form of marginal notes opposite the passage amended, but let the body of The Book stand as it is intact.
What to read after Nether Lochaber the Natural History Legends And Folk Lore of the West Highla?
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