...remains. There was no obscurity, no ambiguity, no room for an uncertain or a doubtful meaning. The letter* glowed and glittered, as if they were written with...upon the dark tablet of Time that Hath not yet Been." We cannot sympathise with the feelings of the author, when he says, that— " The death of my uncle...

...bold, and not without the sublimity which Mr Godwin often exhibits in the darkness of his pictures. " I was confident, that Clifford and I were linked together...upon the dark tablet of Time that Hath not yet Been." We cannot sympathise with the feelings of the author, when lie says, that— " The death of my uncle...

...spirits, lurk in their gloomy breasts, shall be forced out, and will appear as visible to all mankind as if they were written with the beams of the sun upon the pure and unclouded firmament. In the meanwhile the very fowl of the air, and their own horrid guilt...

...spirits) lurk in their gloomy breasts, shall be forced out, and will appear as visible to all mankind, as if they were written with the beams of the Sun upon the pure and unclouded firmament. In the * mean while the very fowks of the aire, and their own horrid...

...spirits) lurk in their gloomy breasts, shall be forced out, and will appear as visible to all mankind, as if they were written with the beams of the Sun upon the pure and unclouded firmament. In the * mean while the very fowles of the aire, and their own horrid...

...PREDESTlNATlON on this subject, as the Almighty being in whose single custody the BOOK for ever remains . . . The letters glowed and glittered, as if they were...the dark tablet of Time that Hath not yet Been.'" The Calvinist doctrines of the omnipotence and inscrutability of God and the nothingness and depravity...