These considerations explain why One Poor Scruple seems to us so far truer a presentment of Catholic life than Helbeck of Bannisdalethe difference lying in the incommunicable advantage which an insider possesses over an outsider in understanding the spirit and principles by which the members of any social body are governed.

Their good is good entire, unmixed, unmarred; They find a paradise in every field, On boughs forbidden, where no curses hang: Their ill no more than strikes the sense, unstretched By previous dread or murmur in the rear; When the worst comes, it comes unfeared; one stroke Begins and ends their woe: they die but once; Blessed incommunicable privilege!

These are obviously incommunicable.

He did not feel as she felt, and her emotion was incommunicable to him.

And you and I, though we are not captains in the adventure, all have our glimpsesglorious moments when the mind sings in tune with circumstance, when the beauty of the world, or the sense of fellowship with men or the anthem of incommunicable things seems to open out the vision of something that we would fain possess and are meant to possess.

It was at once stimulating and calming, and spoke somehow the language of enduring and incommunicable things.

inexpressible, undefinable, incommunicable. unpredictable, unforeseeable.

Whereas, on the contrary, the outside of the mail had its own incommunicable advantages.

"The introductory poems are meant to represent a stage of absorption in the beauty and complexity of the natural world, during which the poet, conscious of his own high, incommunicable gift, by which he sees into the life of things, is conscious of an aimless fever and restlessness which is forever turning delight into weariness." [Footnote 1: Blanco Garcia, op.

In the course of the several visitations by this disease it has appeared that it is strictly local, incident to cities and on the tide waters only, incommunicable in the country either by persons under the disease or by goods carried from diseased places; that its access is with the autumn and it disappears with the early frosts.

The thing might as naturally happen quite otherwise; for it might as well happen that the most solid body should never move any other bodythat is to say, motion might be incommunicable.

He promised to do soon one awful and incommunicable condition.

Like a true poet, he believed devoutly in native genius, considered it something inimitable and incommunicable, and worshipped it whereever he found it.

But few men have ever been so richly endowed by Nature with the original, the incommunicable, the inspired qualifications which go to make an orator.

It has least of her matchless, incommunicable quality.

Anna began, but ceased as if the lost relic stood for something incommunicable even to nearest and dearest.

Who has not wakened with the sense of some incommunicable experience of terror or felicity, too strange and poignant to submit itself to concrete symbolization, and so is groped for by the memory in vain?

INCOMMUNICABLE NAME.

The incommunicable, ineffable name of God, in Hebrew [Hebrew: yod-heh-vau-heh], and called, from the four letters of which it consists, the tetragrammaton, or four-lettered name.

For the truth probably is that only poetry or music can convey any portion of a mystical illumination, otherwise hopelessly incommunicable.

Nobody who has not lived long with them can divine the number of small incommunicable mysteries and racial secrets chambered in their inner hearts and guarded by their hospitable faces.

Clavigero denominates this part of the Mexican empire by the incommunicable name of Chalchiuhcuecan.

We abjure and testify against Popery, as delineated by our ancestors in the National Covenant, together with the fictitious dogma of the Immaculate Conception, and the blasphemous assumption by the Pope of Jehovah's incommunicable prerogative of Infallibility.

Perhaps some dungeon hears thee groan, 50 Maimed, mangled by inhuman men; Or thou upon a desert thrown Inheritest the lion's den; Or hast been summoned to the deep, Thou, thou and all thy mates, to keep 55 An incommunicable sleep.

She had furnished it with a young wife's pride and delight and she had lined it throughout with thoughts of incommunicable tenderness about the life history just beginning.