The Monks of Iona: In Reply to "Iona" by the Duke of Argyll |
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abbot according ancient Apostles appeared authority beautiful become believe Bishop blessed body Britain called Catholic celebrated century Christ Christian Church Columba continue Council death desired divine Duke Duke of Argyll earth enter established existence fact faith Father feel follow give Grace hand head heart heaven held Hence Holy infallible interest Iona Ireland island Isles Italy King land language late light lived look Lord matter mediæval mind monastery monks Montalembert mountains nature never non-Catholic observed pass Peter Pontiff Pope pray prayers present priest question received record reference regard religion religious remains respect Roman Rome ruins rule sacred saints Scotland seems simply Society soul speak spiritual stand tells things thou tion true truth venerable virgin whole write
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