 | Abraham Booth - 1829 - 470 Seiten
...they quarrel among themselves. I cannot forbear observing, however, in the words of a great genius ; " How happy it is to have to do with people that will talk pro and con ! By this means you furnish me with all I wanted, which was to make you confute yourselves." f What now can be the reason... | |
 | William Thorn - 1831 - 400 Seiten
...arguments. — ' I cannot forbear observ' ing,' says Mr. Booth, ' in the words of a great genius, " how happy it is to have to do with people that will talk " pro and con.' By this means you furnished me with all " I wanted, which was to make you confute youwelves." * II. Their contrivances... | |
 | David Benedict - 1848 - 1024 Seiten
...as in my opinion are evidently interested to speak quite otherwise." — Daille. " How happy it is to do with people that will talk pro and con; by this means you furnish me with all I wanted ; which was, to make you confute yourselves." — Pascal. In one point... | |
 | 1865 - 842 Seiten
...seeing it comes from snch who, in my opinion, are evidently interested to speak quite otherwise." " How happy it is to have to do with people that will talk pro and eon ! By this means you furnish me with all I wanted, which was to make you confute yourselves." The... | |
 | 1814 - 566 Seiten
...29.) will he spate merely human inventions? Stepney. WN P^EDOBAPTISTS CONFUTED BY P^EDOBAI'TISTS. " How happy it is to have to do with people that will talk pro audroft/ By t'bi* means you. furnish me with all I wanted, which -was to mike you confute yourselves."... | |
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How happy it is to have to do with people that will talk pro and con ! By this means you furnish me with all I wanted, which was to make you confute yourselves. 