 | Henry Dana Ward - Freemasonry - 1828 - 428 pages
...will go much farther than if we were present, or than if they thought we knew of their proceedings. Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and they will put us to the blush, and create an enthusiasm, which we can never equal. They will be our great apostles.... | |
 | Charles William Heckethorn - Secret societies - 1875 - 390 pages
...This will make them become more keen, and they will go much farther than if we were present. . . . Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and...invent mysteries, which will put us to the blush. . . . They will be our great apostles. - . . Ptolemy's wife must direct them, and she will be instructed... | |
 | Charles William Heckethorn - Secret societies - 1875 - 348 pages
...This will make them become more keen, and they will go much farther than if we were present. . . . Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and...invent mysteries, which will put us to the blush. . . . They will be our great apostles. • . . Ptolemy's wife must direct them, and she will be instructed... | |
 | Charles William Heckethorn - Secret societies - 1875 - 352 pages
...This will make them become more keen, and they will go much farther than if we were present. . . . Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and...invent mysteries, which will put us to the blush. . . . They will be our great apostles. • . . Ptolemy's wife must direct them, and she will be instructed... | |
 | Charles William Heckethorn - Secret societies - 1897 - 388 pages
...This will make them become more keen, and they will go much farther than if we were present. . . . Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and...soon invent mysteries which will put us to the blush. . . . They will be our great apostles. . . . Ptolemy's wife must direct them, and she will be instructed... | |
 | James Alfred Aho - Psychology - 188 pages
...and dresses, and ornaments, and elegant. .. rituals. . . . This will make them become more keen,. .. Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and...invent mysteries which will put us to the blush.... Think of the Danaids—think of the Theban Bacchantes" (99-100). John Robison (1967 [1798]), the editor,... | |
 | Charles William Heckethorn - History - 2005 - 377 pages
...This will make them become more keen, and they will go much farther than if we were present. . . . Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and they will soon invent mysteries which will pat us to the blush. . . . They will be our great apostles. . . . Ptolemy's wife mast direct them,... | |
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Leave them to the scope of their own fancies, and they will " soon invent mysteries which will put us to the blush, and 