10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AFFRIGHTFUL»
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Daemonologia Sacra: Or, a Treatise of Satan's Temptations in ...
Affrightful suggestions of reprobation — Observations of his proceedings in that
course — 4. Frightful motions to sin — 5. Strong immediate impressions of fear —
G. Affrightful scrupulosity of conscience, . 238-25-1 Chapter VIII. — Of his third ...
Richard Gilpin, Alexander Balloch Grosart, 1867
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Baron* Wan. When now the genius of this woeful place, Being the guide to his
affrightful ghost, With hair dishevell'd, and a ghastly face. Shall haunt the prison
where his life was lost. Id. That should not be made a prejudice against
Christianity, ...
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
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The Witnesses to Christianity, Or, The Certainty of Our ...
Life therefore being a thing so pleasant and desirable, and Death so dismal and
affrightful; no man sure in his perfect health and perfect wits, will be perswar ded
to part with the one and run headlong'into the othera for a mere fancy by which ...
4
Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... against this affrightful piracy, impuglently entitled commerce, whenever they
were made acquainted with its real state. To the testimonies of-these men, aided
by the spread of moral know_ ledge, the extension of education, and the general
...
5
The Poetical and Dramatic Works of S. T. Coleridge: With a ...
Here every coming hour broods into life Some new affrightful monster. Duch.
Thou wilt share An easier, calmer lot, my child ! We too, I and thy father,
witnessed happy days. Still think I with delight of those first years, When he was
making ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1864
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The German Classics: Masterpieces of German Literature ...
Here every coming hour broods into life Some new affrightful monster. Duchess.
Thou wilt share An easier, calmer lot, my child ! We too, I and thy father,
witnessed happy days. Still think I with delight of those first years, When he was
making ...
Kuno Francke, Isidore Singer, 1914
7
A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most ...
Therefore, if nothing in Men's Actions and Manners doth _appear, but what
speaks them obedient, all good Men will rejoice at their Conversion,
notwithstanding the affrightful Blackness of their former Transactions. . As for your
Brethren and ...
8
The Dramatic Works of John Crowne
The Temple lives ! it mov'd before and broke The bars that fetter'd it, and now it
spoke. Matth. It rather dies ! and these affrightful groans Are its departing soul's
contending moans. [The Veil flies open, and shews the Sanctum Sanctorum.
Matth.
Mr. Crown (John), James Maidment, William Hugh Logan, 1873
9
The Recreations of Christopher North
About a year afterwards, we read in the same newspaper, " We are afraid we
have lost another judge by bees;" and then followed a somewhat affrightful
description of the assassination of another American Blackstone by the same
insects.
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A Select Collection of Novels in Six Volumes: Monsieur ...
Partl. 1 T ssfD ȜE. S9' my first Design, and the- Meeting 'with has turn'd an
affrightful Solitude, whichil" was' expecting, into a most agreeable Retreat'. , 'yf'
Ifound here the Repose, and Tranquiiity I lost 2 And tho' Ambition sometimes
reviv'din ...
