Illustrations of Lying: In All Its Branches, Volume 2

agony Ann Belson apology apostacy Archbishop of Canterbury awful believe benevolence Bilney Bishop of London called Christian committed conceal confidence conscience consequences contrition danger death deceive declared degradation deviation from truth dissimulation dread Dunham Edgar Vernon effect evil extracts eyes faith false falsehood father faults fear feel fore friends give guilty habit Hawkesworth Hazael heart honour hood hope innocent lies Johnson Lady Baryton liar Lollard look Lord master mean Melbournes ment mind moral Moral Philosophy moralist motives ness never occasions offended opinion penitent pernicious persons Peter Plain dealing plebeian PRACTICAL LIES pray prayers principle prison punishment quired religious replied saith unto self-convicted servants sincerity sins society soul speak the truth speak truth species spirit spontaneous truth suffer sure tell temptation tence thee thing Thomas Bilney thou tion told treme trust utter veracity violate white lying withholding the truth words