10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLAMABLY»
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A Dictionary, Sanscrit and English: Translated, Amended and ...
(-Z=-ZT-Z') Talkative, talking much and idly or blamably. Am. ('0'. a. it?! speech,
W1 afi'. Hialfil mfn. (“ideal—ii) Talkative, chattering, gabbling, talking much and
idly or blamably. Am. Co'. I. “ speech, and Glitfiali'. aim n. (“to News, tidings ...
Horace-Hayman Wilson, 1819
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Hegel's Ethical Thought
If Hegel means to imply that on Fries 's view there could be no such thing as
acting blamably, then this is clearly mistaken. For one thing, Fries appears to
think that we are blamable for acting on impure convictions, even if they are
objectively ...
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A Dictionary, Sanscrit and English
Tri. 1.1. 116. B. sq as above, and Zllladded. ' QWIZ mfn. (-2%-it-2) Talkative,
talking much and idly or blamably. Am. Co'. a. iii speech, 511??' all". ililiil mfn. (-El
'-it-ii) Talkative, chattering, gabbling, talking much and idly or blamably. Am. Co'.
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The Law and the Lady (法律與淑女):
do not forget—however foolishly and blamably he may have written about her in
the secret pages of his Diary—that he was proved to have donehisbesttoconceal
fromhis wife the aversion which the poor soul inspiredinhim; and thathewas (in ...
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Goldsmith's miscellaneous works
began to be blamably indifferent as to doctrinal matters, and followed human
speculations toomuch. ' Ay, sir,' replied he, as if he had reserved all his learning
to that moment, ' ay, sir, the world is in its dotage, and yet the cosmogony or
creation ...
... was extremely characteristical of the monarch destined to be the most
formidable antagonist of Elizabeth, and was calculated to display the odious
nature of pretensions to that authority over a royal family, which was exercised
blamably by ...
Sir James Mackintosh, William Wallace, Robert Bell, 1832
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The Writings of George Washington from the Original ...
This, as you observe, must be an affecting story to the Colony; and will, no doubt,
license the tongues of People to censure those they think most blamably; which
by the by, often falls very wrongfully. I join very heartily with you in believing that ...
George Washington, John Clement Fitzpatrick, David Maydole Matteson, 1756
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The Vicar of Wakefield: A Tale Supposed to be Written by Himself
_Yet this no way lelfened him in my eiteem; for I had for some time begun '
privately to harbour such opinion myself. 1 therefore, took occalion to observe , '
that the world in general' began to ge blamably indifferent as 4 ' to a '72' to sel a
horse, ...
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Tales, Viz. Meredith, Strathern, Femme de Chambre, Marmaduke ...
When he comes, and oh! how I long for that hour, I must put a constraint on my
feelings, and conceal my grief for the dead, for the sake of the living.' " And this
was the mother I had so blamably acquiesced in remaining absent from, while
she, ...
Marguerite Countess of Blessington, 1847
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The Great Awakening: A History of the Revival of Religion in ...
Yet, if he meant in his Journal, only what he asserts in this explanation, his
language was blamably strong, and naturally had the effect of slander. And yet it
is certain, from the testimony of Edwards and other contemporary evidence, that
the ...
