| But these excellences, though found in a hareem, will not fuse, as in a poem or a picture. |
| It is their excellences which have taught you their defects. |
| Suppose then, I said, that we determine how far they can unite this and the other excellences. |
| Thus an Anglo-Catholic is kept at a distance from Rome, if not by our own excellences, at least by her errors. |
| These excellences, too, as far as they go, are founded in the truth of general nature. |
| To revert to Schnitzler the dramatist, what are his chief claims, his chief excellences, his chief defects? |
