 | John Tillotson - 1748 - 412 pages
...cafe, it being one of the moft dangerous forts of infidelity for a man to believe his own eyes, rather than his faithful and infallible guide : all this moves me not ; but I begin toexpoftulate roundly with him, and to let him underHand, that, if I muft not believe what I fee, he... | |
 | John Tillotson (abp. of Canterbury.) - 1772 - 410 pages
...cafe, it being one of the moft dangerous forts of infidelity for a man to believe his own eyes, rather than his faithful and infallible guide : all this...what I fee, he is like to be of no farther ufe to me ; becaufel fhall not be able, at this rate, to know whether I have a guide, and whether I follow him... | |
 | 1850 - 818 pages
...— it being one of the most dangerous sorts of infidelity for a man to believe his own eyes, rather than his faithful and infallible guide — All this moves me not ; but 1 begin to expostulate roundly with him, and to let him understand that if I cannot believe what I... | |
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I must not trust my own senses in the case, it being one of the dangerous sorts of infidelity for a man to believe his own eyes rather than his faithful and infallible guide. All this moves me not, but I begin to expostulate roundly with him and to let... 