...that the shortest prayer he had ever heard was the prayer of a common soldier just before the battle of Blenheim, ' O God, if there be a God, save my soul,...have a soul!' This was followed by a general laugh. I immediately reflected that such a treatment of the subject was too ludicrous, at least very improper,...

...prayer he had ever heard was the prayer of a common soldier just before the battle of Blenheim, " 0 God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul!" This was followed by a general laugh. I immediately reflected that such a treatment of the subject was too ludicrous, at least very improper,...

...prayer he had ever heard was the prayer of a common soldier, just before the battle of Blenheim — ' 0 God! if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul /' This was followed by a general laugh. I immediately reflected that such a treatment of the subject was too ludicrous, at least very improper,...

...said, the shortest prayer he had ever heard, was the prayer of a common soldier, just before the battle of Blenheim : " O God, if there be a God, save my...have a soul." This was followed by a general laugh, a treatment of the subject too ludicrous, at least very improper, where a learned prelate was one of...

...their tenets. For it contains in it the very essence of the Hume philosopby. The prayer was this, " О God — if there be a God — save my soul — if I have a eoul." What a contrast between this genuine prayer of the infidel, and the prayer of the devout Christian....

...Atterbury, that the shortest prayer he had ever heard, was that of a common soldier, just before the battle of Blenheim : — " O God, if there be a God, save...in the conversation, and, applying himself to Sir William Wyndham, said, " Your prayer, Sir William, is indeed very short ; but I remember another as...

...did you never hear the famous prayer of the soldier at the battle of Blenheim, — it was this, — ' O God ! if there be a God, save my soul, — if I have a soul!' You know the application, and my meaning ?" " So ! I understand you — you will deliver our souls,...

...did you never hear the famous prayer of the soldier at the battle of Blenheim, — it was this, — ' O God ! if there be a God, save my soul, — if I have a soul!' You know the application, and my meaning ?" " So ! I understand you — you will deliver our souls,...

...of Louis the Fourteenth of France, who, expiring of a wound upon the battle-field, exclaimed, ' Oh! God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul.' " And how much more grand, and more sublime, is the confident phrase of Danton, than such doating,...

...of Louis the Fourteenth of France, who, expiring of a wound upon the battle-field, exclaimed, ' Oh! God, if there be a God, save my soul, if I have a soul.' " And how much more grand, and more sublime, is the confident phrase of Danton, than such doating,...