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These places and these times are good for convalescent atheists and such as pose as unbelievers--the cheapest form of notoriety (p. 168). The novelist's own Christian ethic is thus indicated:
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He had Jewish blood in his veins, which ... carried with it the usual tendency to cringe. It is in the blood; it is part of that which the people who stood without Pilate's palace took upon themselves and their children (p. 59). But the enormous mass of modern novels includes some tolerable pleas for faith, as well as many manifestoes of agnosticism. One of the works of the late
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Edna Lyall,