10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEWAILINGLY»
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bewailingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Knickerbocker; Or, New-York Monthly Magazine
... here, ' Idda exclaim'd : What would be here, but fret, as he was wont, A ainst
Antonio,.and with greeting eyes ake still more uksome my unhappy heart'1' Griev'
d Yamos said, almost bewailingly: 'Does he, too, ldda, grow unloved of thee'!
He'll set His seal of Holiness On every forehead, then, Of those who weep
bewailingly The guilt of sinful men. How vain the cry of agony From old and
young, that day, When God's avenging messengers Go forth to smite and slay! “
Spare ...
3
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Mr. Slack, who is blessed with stronger nerves than his master, then rose, and
adjusting himself to a firmer balance, put on a proper sanctimony, and
bewailingly ejaculated, 'I second the motion.' The crisis had now manifestly come
; and ...
4
History of Protestant Theology
Whilst this conception of God drove him to the belief that he must seek to make
atonement to Him by the mortification of the body, he experienced nevertheless
the fruitlessness of these efforts, and wrote bewailingly to Dr Staupitz, “ O my sin,
...
5
The Odyssey: Or, The Ten Years' Wandering of Odusseus, After ...
'I spake ; when in reply bewailingly ' He answered : “ Jove-sprung Laértiades “
Odusseus ever-ready, an evil Chance 4 “ Sent by some god, and awful draughts
of wine “ Have damaged me: I laid me down to sleep “ At Circe's palace, and I ...
6
Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
Bewailingly, be-wa'llng-le, ado. In a mournful manner. Bewailment, be-wale'me'nt
, n. The act of bewailing. Beware, be-- wake', v. t. To keep awake. Obs. Beware,
be-ware', [Haxfyeictriaw, bcwirtan, geioarvin,] r. i. Literally, to restrain or guard ...
7
Hartford in the olden time: its first thirty years, by ...
clung to his own act as one of ' full force and virtue' still — as advantageous, as
justified, and as final — and . on the fifteenth of May, 1655, about two years after
its occurrence, earnestly, bewailingly even, petitioned the General Court for ...
Isaac William Stuart, W M B. Hartley, 1853
8
Uncommon People I Have Known: Sixteen Individuals Who Have ...
For example: a student costumed as “Johnny MPA”, a guitar-playing folk-singer,
bewailingly sang: “Life is just a policy exercise”. Its 'chorus' was:” The answer, my
friend, is Public Adminis-tration. The answer is Public Adminis-tration. By the ...
9
The New England Journal of Medicine
Mr. Slack, who is- blessed with stronger nervesthan his master, then rose, and
adjusting himself to a firmer balance, put on a proper sanctimony, and
bewailingly ejaculated, 'I second the motion.' The crisis had now manifestly come
; and ...
10
Thursday Night and Friday Duas
By Thy honour truly do I swear that, if Thou wilt allow my power of speech to be
retained by me in the hell, I shall amongst its inmates cry out bewailingly unto
Thee like the cry of those who have faith in Thy kindness and compassion And I
shall ...
