But the author of the Vestiges is not the only writer who is responsible for the current pseudo-scientific mystifications which hang about the term "law.
And if, after all these demonstrations, there still remain any readers who continue to accept as true the pleasantries, satires, andmystifications contained in some of his verses, I do not pretend to write for them.
All his writings, as well as his conduct through life, belied continuously and broadly a few poetical expressions and mystifications which drew down upon him, in common with other calumnies, that of having unjustly accused humanity.
Mystifications concerning authorship have been as far as possible cleared up in the present edition.
Lessing said the report to this effect was a lie; but this and other mystifications appear to have been by way of fulfilling his promise of secrecy to the Reimarus family.
That such mystifications are odious, are shameful, are almost too degrading a price to pay for the gains of such a work, we may all readily enough admit.
By one of those mystifications which make the French polemical literature of the eighteenth century the despair of bibliographers, Diderot cites as his authority a Life of Saunderson, by Dr.
The entertainment was invented for assignations and imbroglios, mystifications and illicit love-making.
To be malicious one's feelings must be engaged, and you would hardly expect mine to be concerned in the mystifications of a dancing-room.
But, in spite of lies andMystifications and gossip, they are both as real to us as if we met them walking down the Strand.
Pope was a champion liar, and Swift spun mystifications about himself.
Louis the Thirteenth, who labored under the royal malady of ennui, enjoyed the accounts of the mystifications that were constantly put upon the poor old lady.
I admire this frankness, Sir, and have hopes of a better understanding between us, now that you have done with the mystifications of your sea-green woman.
But on this point I conceive the reviewer to have erred through the mystifications and ambiguities of the narrative.
But Eusebes, the Christian of the dialogue, is not so much a Christian as an Atheist disguised as a Christian,--the disguise being one of the mystifications employed by the author to veil his insidious purpose.
He had leapt, so to speak, in one bound from a Portuguese church into the nest of Kabbalists at Safet, and there, as later at Jerusalem, had become an unconscious tool for the mystifications practiced by Vital.
This document, which the young fanatic himself appears to have taken for a genuine revelation, became later on the source of many mystifications and impostures.
But the author of the "Vestiges" is not the only writer who is responsible for the current pseudo-scientific mystifications which hang about the term "law.
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