10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AVARICIOUSLY»
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Anticipating his retirement from the Key West Police, Andrew Yancy tackles a murder case involving a human arm in his freezer, an investigation that pits him against a twitchy widow, a clueless real estate developer and a voodoo witch with ...
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The history of the reformation of religion in Scotland
... and family: judgment must be taken that he neither live riotously, neither yet
avariciously ; yea, respect must be had how they spend the stipend appointed to
their living : if a reasonable stipend be appointed and they live avariciously, they
...
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A Dictionary of the Spanish Language in Two Parts: 1. ...
Avaramente, adv. avariciously ; niggardly. Avaricia, «f. avarice ; covetousness.
Avaricifir, ra. to covet ; desire. Avaricioso, -a, adj. avaricious ; stingy.
Avarientamente, a«4\ avariciously; covetously. Avariénto, -a, adj. avaricious;
sordid. AvAro, -a ...
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Lectures on the History of the Church of Scotland: From the ...
If a reasonable stipend be appointed, and they live avariciously, they must be
admonished to live as they receive ; for as excess and superfluity are not
tolerable in a minister, so is avarice and the careful solicitude of money utterly to
be ...
John Lee, William Lee, 1860
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Lighter Days, Darker Nights:
Kaiel had his doubts on that front seeing how avariciously Ru was eying it and
how uncomfortable Taylin appeared with whatever Ru was saying or doing in the
link. Despite frequent, sometimes even amiable discussions with the man, Kaiel ...
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A Dictionary of the Chinese Language: Chinese and English ...
Steel fit to form a graving-tool. To cut; to engrave; to carve; to peel 5 to skin. To
use harshly and avariciously. One says, To excite painful feelings. A small portion
of time; the period of fifteen minutes. jpjjl:^^] "I'eaou ^'Mh, " To carve; to engrave.
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British Churches Enslaved and Murdered Black Atlantic ...
(But they were very happy to have African women in bed and for gang rape). f)
That the transatlantic chattel slave trade in Africans was a savage trade in
trafficking Africans avariciously. g) Britain enslaved and murdered most of the
educated ...
DR. R. A. Milwood, Ph.D. D.Min., 2014
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A phraseological Latin-English dictionary
Covetously, avariciously. avaritia, aj. and favarlties, ei. /. Covetousness, avarice,
greediness. avarus. a. am. adj. Avaricious, covetous, greedy (often c. gen. not
always in a bad sense). aveho. is, xi, ctum. v. a. 1. To carry away, off. 2. (In pass.)
...
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Creating the "Divine" Artist: From Dante to Michelangelo
The one does a servile job, always working avariciously operates always
avariciously; art, which one time was ennobled by great minds, so much that it
made a second nature, now is corrupted by the same avarice and worth nothing.
66 These ...
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The Monitor, or The British freeholder
nesty to attempt a cure, have avariciously turhecl their patients disease into a
profitable annuity. If the ingenuity or malice of our party scrib- lers can hope to
assimulate the character of a Gracchus or a Cromwell with the person, whom his
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AVARICIOUSLY»
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avariciously is used in the context of the following news items.
Allegory Of The Lamp
That the Muslim League wholeheartedly cooperated with the banking industry and even avariciously vied with other political parties to win ... «Outlook, Jun 15»
Field of Schemes: If they build it, we all pay.
This power dynamic is particularly apparent as the Rams, Chargers and Raiders avariciously glance towards Los Angeles. Strangely, two of the ... «Brown Political Review, May 15»
Is Cinema dying?
... the increasingly dominant international markets, such as China and Russia, whose audiences are avariciously hungry for gratuitous violence ... «UK Screen, Apr 15»
Conrad Black: A reply to my atheist critics — they protest too much
... the humdrum obtuseness of the bourgeoisie, or the pursuit of psychological security by the avariciously prosperous. Atheists cannot know, as ... «National Post, Mar 15»
Betwixt politics and religion
When a nation lords over minor peoples by dint of sheer military strength and it avariciously controls their resources and ways of life, it is ... «The Guardian Nigeria, Mar 15»
Andy McSmith's Diary: Nadine Dorries throws the book at Barclay …
She described the twins as “avariciously greedy... notoriously reclusive… notoriously aggressive… deeply hypocritical” and “bullies”. Partly ... «The Independent, Mar 15»
Climate Cast: Drought a factor in Syrian conflict
... human effects upon climate change, but to avariciously, greedily, and willfully increase the human effects upon climate change, and threaten ... «Minnesota Public Radio News, Mar 15»
Brinjals, beaches and Bhojpuri: Sway to Indian-influenced sega …
... to shift from work songs and serious folk themes to a dance music that avariciously absorbed sounds, instruments and beats from all quarters. «Scroll.in, Feb 15»
On Becoming Critical
It was a warm, light, Scandinavian summer's evening and I avariciously devoured the book, something within it resonating with what I had been ... «Mad In America, Jan 15»
History repeats itself in Stiller film
With big-screen giants avariciously migrating, film studios have become more frugal with their purchases. And so it isn't surprising to find that ... «Independent Online, Dec 14»
