Crossword-Solution: TERR 4 letters, 210 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 4

Not only so, but he applied the knowledge thus acquired to the dissection of large districts, both at home and abroad, so as to become the geological discoverer of great countries which had formerly been ‘terræ incognitæ.’” But Sir Roderick Murchison is not merely a geologist.

Trot was the first to recover speech, and she said to her companion: "My! wasn't it terr'ble?" "The most terrible thing I ever saw," Pon agreed.

She is so much more powerful than I that she may be able to discover the truth by means of my magic quicker and better than I could myself.” “Hurry, then,” said Dorothy, “for we’ve all gotten terr’bly worried.” The Wizard rushed away to his rooms but presently came back with a long, sad face.

Johnson says, that when he was a boy he was a lax _talker_, rather than a lax _thinker_, against religion; ‘but lax talking against religion at Oxford would not be suffered.’ The author of _Terræ Filius_, however, never omits a chance of sneering at our faith, and at the Church of England as by law established.

For instance, you have subscribed the Thirty-nine Articles; but never venture to explain the sense in which you subscribed them, because there are various senses; so many, indeed, that scarce two men understand them in the same, and no _true Churchman_ in that which the words bear, and in that which they were written.’ This is pretty plain speaking, and _Terræ Filius_ enforces, by an historical example, the dangers of even political freethought.