...harangue to go into our closet and shut the door. But, when it has been shut long enough, we remember that where there is so much smoke, there must be some fire ; with so much talk about virtue and freedom must be mingled some desire for them ; that it cannot...

...Mohawk reviewers, as John Davis called the then critics of our city, thought, with the old saying, that " where there is so much smoke, there must be some fire." But it is no longer questionable, that our Castalian font was often dry, and when otherwise, its stream...

...Mohawk reviewers, as John Davis called the then critics of our city, thought, witli the old saying, that " where there is so much smoke, there must be some fire." But it is no lo.iger questionable, that our Castalian font was often dry, and when otherwise, its stream...

...or expressed any opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the accused? A. I have come to the opinion that where there is so much smoke there must be some fire ; that is, that where there are so many pieces of forged paper, he may have had something to do with...

...profit by their credulity and if these unreflective believers think at all, it is evident they conclude "that where there is so much smoke — there must be some fire." Yet in order that the reader may understand the sense in which these terms are used, the definition...

...measure. But people abroad, who know comparatively nothing of our affaire, may in time begin to think that " where there is so much smoke there must be some fire," and, acting on opinions wrongly conceived, use their influence at the seat of government to Destroy...

...was very vigorous in that direction. Proverbs are said to be the condensed wisdom of ages. I recalled that, ' Where there is so much smoke there must be some fire,' and cheerfully hung on to the maxim through the day ; but I felt very little fire. Then the question...

...deliver themselves of epigrammatic sarcasms. The public get bewildered with a dreamy sort of notion, that where there is so much smoke there must be some fire. All this comes out of, not free inquiry, be it remembered, but free inquiry by persons who have solemnly...

...was very vigorous in that direction. Proverbs are said to be the condensed wisdom of ages. I recalled that, ' Where there is so much smoke there must be some fire,' and cheerfully hung on to the maxim through the day; but I felt very little fire. Then the question...

...may be of invaluable service to those who are apt to be frightened by bold assertion, and to suppose that where there is so much smoke there must be some fire. It will be of special use in reading Mr. Grant's book. PLATO AND THE NEW TESTAMENT. ' WE have brought...