Calvin's dogma as to total mankind.
Evidently its intent makes it applicable
but to individuals. Not many are the
examples of this depravity which the
gallows and jail supply. At any
rate for notable instances, since these
have no vulgar alloy of the brute in
them, but invariably are dominated
by intellectuality, one must go elsewhere.
Civilization, especially if of the austerer
sort, highly favors it is auspicious to it.
It folds itself in the mantle of
respectability. It has its petty certain negative virtues
serving as silent auxiliaries. It never
allows wine to get within in its guard.
Evidently its intent makes it applicable
but to individuals. Not many are the
examples of this depravity which the
gallows and jail supply. At any
rate for notable instances, since these
have no vulgar alloy of the brute in
them, but invariably are dominated
by intellectuality, one must go elsewhere.
Civilization, especially if of the austerer
sort, highly favors it is auspicious to it.
It folds itself in the mantle of
respectability. It has its petty certain negative virtues
serving as silent auxiliaries. It never
allows wine to get within in its guard.
Calvin's dogma as to total mankind.
Evidently its intent makes it applicable
but to individuals. Not many are the
examples of this depravity which the
gallows and jail supply. At any
rate for notable instances, since these
have no vulgar alloy of the brute in
them, but invariably are dominated
by intellectuality, one must go elsewhere.
Civilization, especially if of the austerer
sort, highly favors it is auspicious to it.
It folds itself in the mantle of
respectability. It has its petty certain negative virtues
serving as silent auxiliaries. It never
allows wine to get within in its guard.
Evidently its intent makes it applicable
but to individuals. Not many are the
examples of this depravity which the
gallows and jail supply. At any
rate for notable instances, since these
have no vulgar alloy of the brute in
them, but invariably are dominated
by intellectuality, one must go elsewhere.
Civilization, especially if of the austerer
sort, highly favors it is auspicious to it.
It folds itself in the mantle of
respectability. It has its petty certain negative virtues
serving as silent auxiliaries. It never
allows wine to get within in its guard.
Transcribed by: John Bryant