The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour whic — John Livingston Lowes
The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour whic — John Livingston Lowes
The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour whic — John Livingston Lowes
The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour whic — John Livingston Lowes
The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour whic — John Livingston Lowes
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The English of the Bible has a pithiness and raciness a homely tang a terse sententiousness an idiomatic flavour which comes home to men's business and bosoms ... a nobility of diction and ... a rhythmic quality . . . unrivaled in its beauty.

— John Livingston Lowes
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