10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASSIDUITIES»
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assiduities in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Ferdinand Franck: an auto-biographical sketch of the ...
For your assiduities to Miss Benzheimer " " My assiduities ! gracious Heavens " "
Well, for your alleged assiduities to Miss Esther, or to any other of my sex, I can
have no right or title to call you to an account ; though 1 may feel a certain degree
...
2
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard
"The guardian of Mademoiselle Alexandre," she replied (and she dwelt upon that
word "guardian" as upon a solid support), "desires, quite as strongly as I myself
do, that your assiduities may come to an end as soon as possible." "Then, if that ...
Anatole France, Andrew Moore, 2007
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The United Methodist Free Churches
Almost the industrious assiduities, and ripe blessedness of heaven, would be
there. There is not a single emotion belonging to Christianity which is not in like
manner productive of great and noble action. If in many instances religion in the ...
4
“The” Novels Of Mrs Ann Radcliffe; Viz. 1. The Sicilian ...
Emily listened to the mention of this journey with pleasure, for she not only
expected from it new ideas, but a release from the vering assiduities of Count
Morano. In t e country, too, she would have leisure to think of Valancourt, and to
indulge ...
5
The Village Gentleman, and the Attorney at Law: A Narrative
On the contrary, I have conceived the highest respect for his lordship ; but as to
my en'couraging his assiduities——” ' “ My sweet coz,' said he, impetuously
interrupting her, “ give me leave to ask you, if accepting that flower which he
gathered, ...
6
The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, ...
notwithstanding all his veneration and assiduities, has seen further than that
veneration and those assiduities (so well calculated to your meridian) will let him
own he has seen—has seen, in short, that his work is doing for him more
efiectually ...
Anna Letitia Aikin Barbauld, Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia), 1820
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The bravo of Bohemia; or, The Black forest, by the author of ...
In the mean time, Adelaide's assiduities were so far successful, that she in part
restored the count to that society from which sorrow had made him a voluntary
exile ; and if the smile of peace no longer animated his features, it had given
place to ...
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Cases decided in the House of Lords: on appeal from the ...
It is admitted that he visited her in Millman-street, although it is not admitted that
he visited her daily ; but this is an admitted part of the case, that, after the pursuer
went to London, the defender's assiduities to the pursuer were continued. That is
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords, James Wilson, Patrick Shaw, 1835
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The British Essayists: Observer
... impunity against any member of his family, and that to prevent any imputation
of this sort from being grounded upon his son's assiduities to a certain lady, he
had now sought this interview and eXplanation with his good friend and
neighbour.
James Ferguson (advocate), 1819
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The Town and Country Magazine, Or, Universal Repository of ...
... the terdn passion, received all his diltinguisti- ipv assiduities with particular
pleasure i and as Die fancied— so powerful is imagination upon certain
occasions — that there was more meaning in those assiduities than they
appeared to have, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ASSIDUITIES»
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In the end, it is wonderful to notice Bitcoin consecutively attaining assiduities of different sectors. The digital currency is surely being utilized by ... «newsBTC, Mar 15»
LMAO: A History That Dates Back to Dickens
... extreme temperatures, and any number of other assiduities and hardships. In the 1940s, in Norman Mailer's The Naked and the Dead, we get ... «Slate Magazine, Oct 13»
