Atheos; Or, The Tragedies of Unbelief ...

affection aged amid appear beauty became become behold blood born brought called career century character charge Christianity close considered Convention Court crime dark death doubt dream early England equal error escape evident evil exhibited existence expressed faith fall father fearful France friends genius give given grace grave hand happy heart honor hope human Hume illustration Infidelity influence land letter light lived look Lord lost marked mind moral nature never night once Paine Paris passed peace philosopher piety present prison prove question rank reason received reform religion rest scenes seems Shelley society soon soul spirit stands strange suffered thing thou thought tion Tribunal true truth turn uttered victims voice whole witness wonder writes young youth