In the years just before Keable came to Cambridge Hugh Benson ( the inspiration for Keable's character " Father Vassall " in " Peradventure " ( 1921 ) ) had departed from the Anglicanism of his upbringing in favour of the Roman Catholic Church, being ordained a Catholic priest in 1904.
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He wrote in Part I ( First Words ) that the universe is so built and ordered that without any peradventure all things work together for the good of each and all, that the foundation principle of the world is what we call love and that the happiness of every one is in the long run absolutely certain .
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The report said : " It is, in the independent counsel's judgment beyond peradventure that as a matter of historical fact, Mrs . Clinton's input into the process was a significant _ if not the significant _ factor influencing the pace of events in the travel office firings and the ultimate decision to fire the employees.
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I think that the reason is that s / he accepts the dominance of an Anglophone, US-dominated Weltanschauung on Wikipedia in English that will minimise or indeed elliminate everything User : Kkj11210 sees as unimportant, or peradventure an outright Serbophobia; I haven't taken the effort to investigate and honestly, I do not have time for that.
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Hunt wrote : Nor shalt thou, their composer, be quickly forgotten, Allen, with the cordial smile, and still more cordial laugh, with which thou wert wont to make the old cloister shake, in thy cognition of some poignant jest of theirs; or the anticipation of some more material, and, peradventure, practical one, of thine own .
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Some words that Fowler found objectionable, such as " albeit, for ( e ) bears " and " proven " have found their way into normal English idiom and have been replaced in more recent editions of " Modern English Usage " by, amongst others, " betimes, peradventure, quoth " and " whilom ".
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Curiously enough, his exact language upon this interesting point cannot be now determined beyond peradventure, because every copy of the first printed edition prepared by Wimphelin de Schelestadt, Strassburg 1514, has perished, and in the MS . in possession of the Cordelier Fathers at Lyon the critical passage reads differently from that in the second edition, by the Lutheran, Johannes Secerius, Hagenau 1530.
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:" Curiously enough, his exact language upon this interesting point cannot be now determined beyond peradventure, because every copy of the first printed edition prepared by Wimphelin de Schelestadt, Strassbourg 1514, has perished, and in the MS . in possession of the Cordelier Fathers at Lyon the critical passage reads differently from that in the second edition, by the Lutheran, Johannes Secerius, Hagenau 1530.
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Similarly, as the inhabitants of Gaza, Ashkelon, and the land of the Philistines were ready to rise against the Israelites on their departure from Egypt, God thought that the Israelites must not see the battle, lest they return to Egypt, as God says in " Lest peradventure the people repent when they see war, and they return to Egypt . " So God led them by another route.
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"We do not believe that any reasonable observer is persuaded that . . . he represents a threat to the public's well-being, and it is beyond peradventure to believe that Congress . . . intended for someone like Bean to lose his livelihood on the basis of the facts such as are before us, " wrote U . S . Circuit Court Judge Henry A . Politz.
