We need not wonder that such bitterness was shown towards her, and that no effort was spared to suppress teaching so dangerous to the very foundations of the ancient edifice of error.

" In the third century, Dionysius, Bishop of Rome, accused the Patriarch of Alexandria of error in points of faith, but the Patriarch vindicated his orthodoxy.

When we assembled at the morning meal Eunané appeared to be conscious of error; at all events, her manner and temper were changed.

It would be a disadvantage unto truth and virtue if their defenders were barred from the use of this weapon, since it is that especially whereby the patrons of error and vice do maintain and propagate them.

E. There is a vast deal of error in this long paragraph.

If this be so, the foundation of error will lie in wrong measures of probability; as the foundation of vice in wrong measures of good. 17.

In this case a writ of error was obtained from the Supreme Court of the United States to a court of the State of Virginia, in order to test the validity of a statute of that State which was supposed to be in conflict with a law of the United States.

He maintained the innocence of error and ridiculed the importance which the Churches laid on obscure questions such as predestination and the Trinity.

He cannot err before judgment, and then you see it, only writs of error are the tariers that keep his client undoing somewhat the longer.

" Crabbe's son, after his father's death, cited in a note on these lines what he hold to be a parallel passage from Cowper's Progress of Error, beginning: "Oh, laugh or mourn with me the rueful jest, A cassocked huntsman, and a fiddling priest.

A hidden, and, therefore more dangerous source of error consists in the reference of an idea to a different impression than the one of which it is the copy.

Her father drew accurate and manly distinctions between sin and the exactions of a puritanical presumption that would set up its own narrow notions as the law of God; and, innocent as she was, no thought of error was associated with the indulgence of her innocent pleasures.

But if they rise and pass beyond the sphere of ordinary wants, common-sense is no longer sufficient; it is a genius no more, and humanity enters on the region of error.

We could not, however, pledge ourselves to do anything more than stop the sale pending the appeal on the writ of error which we had resolved to go for.

Our sentence is passed, and it will stand, subject only to this, that we stay execution until a writ of error may be disposed of, the defendants giving the most unqualified and unreserved pledge that they will not allow another copy of the book to be sold.

Gentle and cheerful in his intercourse with others, playful and ready in conversation, he is capable of acquirements and knowledge far beyond his years, while his reason is so clear and so jealous of error, that he will not rest satisfied without a most exact solution of whatever appears to him obscure.

The Period; its 8 Rules Observations on the Period Errors concerning the Period Mixed Examples of Error Section V. The Dash; its 3 Rules Observations on the Dash Errors concerning the Dash Mixed Examples of Error Section VI.

"Besides, the first step towards exhibiting truth should be removing the veil of error."Ib., p. 377.

In that assembly every where was seen!"Pollok, B. ix, l. 781. MIXED EXAMPLES OF ERROR.

Impropriety embraces all those forms of error, which, for the purpose of illustration, exercise, and special criticism, have been so methodically and so copiously posted up under the various heads, rules, and notes, of this extensive Grammar.

" Mistakes of idiom are the prolific parents of error, or, as Mrs. Lirriper said, with an admirable confusion of metaphors, breed fruitful hot water for all parties concerned.

This obvious truism is often forgotten by those who look on finance as an independent influence that can make money power out of nothing; and those who forget it are very likely to find themselves entangled in a maze of error.

Another source of error regarding exceptional virtue in an Indian tribe lies in the fact that in some few cases female captives were spared.

There may be an element of error, even of misrepresentation, in such estimates.

Happily for themselves, the people in framing our admirable system of government were conscious of the infirmities of their representatives, and in delegating to them the power of legislation they have fenced them around with checks to guard against the effects of hasty action, of error, of combination, and of possible corruption.