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• And the want of religious education! (10)
• I am past all religious duties at this moment. (10)
• They are something religious to me, not mere poetry. (10)
• All was religious out there, all beautiful, all strange. (8)
• The Chief, I know, has some religious sentiment about Rome. (10)
• They just feel something big and religious, and go it blind. (8)
• His reform has a religious basis, but its objects are social. (9)
• I have done all in my devotion but adopt her religious faith. (10)
• Music, or song, was just as indispensable in the religious ceremonies. (3)
• He would never let the harmless creatures pass without religious barks. (8)
• The pupils sang in choirs, various religious offices, processions, etc. (3)
• Now, do you consider that a religious revival would help to quiet the country? (8)
• A close connection was established between the scale and their religious ideas. (3)
• During her changeful, wandering life, she had had no fixed religious principles. (5)
• The colony was impoverished and torn, besides, with civil and religious dissensions. (19)
• In addition to being a great seaman, he was a very religious man and a stout churchman. (10)
• Bench, they say, is religious; Gowen has written verses; Parsons generally harum-scarum. (10)
• Ines talked of her as if she were a kind of religious edifice and a doubt were sacrilege. (10)
• Now, Harriet, do you see what a truly religious mind can do for us in the way of comfort? (10)
• As things now stand, the nation has absolutely nothing to safeguard it against religious progress. (8)
• It is interesting to observe the important place held in Golampian affairs by religious persecution. (7)
• Patrick was minded to explain how that the Jesuits are a religious order exercising worldly weapons. (10)
• And he shook the crockery in the spasms which followed the first awakenings of these religious doubts. (8)
• And it was offered to one who had neither religious nor moral scruples, as they are commonly understood. (8)
• Particularly is this the case with regard to the songs in which the religious element is the leading one. (3)
• The Passion Play, still given today at Oberammergau, Germany, is a relic of the old-time religious plays. (3)
• A Scot of poetic temperament, and without religious exaltation, drops as if by nature into the public-house. (2)
• Indissolubly connected with the desirability of a Censorship of Science, is the need for Religious Censorship. (8)
• The terms and spirit in which he spoke of his political beliefs were, in our eyes, suited to religious beliefs. (2)
• Lindau makes a first-rate Judas, and Beaton has got a big thing in that head if he works the religious people right. (9)
• He was essentially religious, but he was very consciously a citizen, with most decided opinions upon political questions. (9)
• Leaning on the wall of the little play-yard, he tried to make out the words that, like a religious chant, were being intoned within. (8)
• I speak of him in this order perhaps because of an obscure association with Boyesen through their religious faith, which was also mine. (9)
• The discords which disturb the serenity of a religious atmosphere are admirably fitted to produce dramatic effects and powerful climaxes. (3)
• When very young, at the age of thirteen, a mood of religious fervour had spiritualized the dulness of Protestant pew and pulpit for him. (10)
• For in a Trappist monastery each monk has an occupation of his own choice, apart from his religious duties and the general labours of the house. (2)
• In northern nations it took the direction of rebellion against prevailing religious and political conditions, for example, in Germany and England. (3)
• The meekness of the Quakers and their horrors of war (upon religious principle) were changed to loud acclamations of joy when the British occupied their town. (18)
• Early languages were largely pictorial, and records kept in this manner furnish us representations of the religious, martial, and social life of the early races. (3)

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