The eternal verities of our holy religion must ever be" "Do you believe in him?" asked Evadne, interrupting her.

Perchance some one of you may say, "The evidence of spiritual verity in me is so small that I am afraid.

The confession that all our knowledge is conjecture does not simply mean that absolute and exact truth remains concealed from us; but is intended at the same time to encourage us to draw as near as possible to the eternal verity by ever truer conjectures.

Harlequin's Invasion followed; where, I remember, the transformation of the magistrates into reverend beldams seemed to me a piece of grave historic justice, and the tailor carrying his own head to be as sober a verity as the legend of St. Denys.

Under the attacks of Rome, it would lose many of those whom it can ill spare, because they believe most firmly in the verities for which she is ready to witness.

Accordingly, the pupils under the guidance of that particular person catch a glimpse of eternal verities between the printed lines of their geographies and grammars.

The owner of the mill was not a more real verity to this girl than the Master of whom she spoke with such quiet knowledge.