...themselves from those dreaming slumbers which portend destruction. That they will at length determine to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears. They will then faithful friends who have endeavoured to save them in spite of themselves; and drive...

...doubt, then I would send them to the very Meetings of these Wanting Philanthropists, and Biblemonger s, to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, these wholesale dealers in calumnies. The second, as opposition must be their land-mark, are professing...

...the most direct communication with all parts of their country, and of the world at large; they ought to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, without which, though possessed of the best intentions, they must often be in error. Newspaper communications,...

...the most direct communication with all parts of their country, and of the world at large ; they ought to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, without which, though possessed of the best intentions, they must often be in error. Newspaper communications,...

...Ministers and people were usemM'.il from all parts, ctome had come fifty, sixty, and even a hundred miles, to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, the wonderful works of God. From the influence felt upon this occasion by the immense assembly, the...

...specially delegated to themselves. In the language of chief justice Vaughaii before cited, they ought to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears ; or, to use the words of Mr. Home Tooke, in the action brought against him by Mr. Fox, in 1792> "...

...none of their authors and propagators ever took the trouble of coming a single time to my meetings, to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, though it was well known that my doors were open to all comers.' Itecit ties Faitt, &c. par Mons. JDA...

...feel not, — heads, but understand not. [Laughter.] I am surprised that Honourable Members refuse to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears ; but, instead of this, they go on heaping folly upon folly ; and then lay the charge of all the misery...

...of which never for a moment deceives any one but themselves, rather than patiently endeavour really to see with their own eyes, and hear w'ith their own ears. Fortunately, in this age of improvement, old things are fast passing away ; the total abstinence principle...

...participate ; and thus the Connors' cabin was each Sunday thronged by the country people, who came to see with their own eyes, and hear with their own ears, the wonderful good fortune that befell them. Had the landlord been an angel of light, the blessings,...