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THE

PILGRIM AND THE SHRINE;

OR,

PASSAGES FROM THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE

OF

HERBERT AINSLIE, B.A.,

Late a Student of the Church of England.

'I have always contended that obedience even to an erring conscience was the way
to gain light, and that it mattered not where a man began so that he began on what
came to hand, and in faith; and that anything might become a divine method of
truth; that to the pure all things are pure, and have a self-correcting virtue and power
of germinating.'-NEWMAN'S 'Apologia,' p. 333.