10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CANKEREDNESS»
Discover the use of
cankeredness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cankeredness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms
Antonyms: see fragrant. ill temper, temper; spec, ill-nature, ill- humor, crossness,
blood (chiefly with "bad" or in "to get" or "have one's blood up"), cankeredness (
rare), bile (fig.; now chiefly colloq.), spleen (fig.), black dog (fig.), grouchiness ...
Frederic Sturges Allen, 1920
2
History of England from the fall of Wolsey to the death of ...
... that albeit that his Grace hath upon his special 'favour borne towards them
passed over many accusations made against the same of late by their own
domestics, thinking with his clemency to conquer their cankeredness, yet his
Grace was ...
James Anthony Froude, 1861
3
History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of ...
... touched by them, that albeit that his Grace hath upon his special favour borne
towards them passed over many accusations made against the same of late by
their own domestics, thinking with his clemency to conquer their cankeredness,
yet ...
4
History of England from the Fall of Wosley to the Death of ...
... touched by them, that albeit that his Grace hath upon his special favour borne
towards them passed over many accusations made against the same of late by
their own domestics, thinking with his clemency to conquer their cankeredness,
yet ...
James Anthony Froude, 1861
5
History of England: from the fall of Wolsey to the death of ...
... that his Grace hath upon his special favour borne towards them passed over
many accusations made against the same of late by their own domestics, thinking
with his clemency to conquer their cankeredness, yet his Grace was constrained,
...
James Anthony Froude, 1867
6
Katherine Parr: Complete Works and Correspondence
... to run pleasantly in the mouth of any man which is not too much infected with
indurate blindness of heart, with malicious cankeredness, and with too, too much
perverse a judgment. For Erasmus, like as he doth in all his works excel and pass
...
Queen Catharine Parr (consort of Henry VIII, King of England), Janel Mueller, 2011
7
Literary history of Russia
Mercilessly did Griboedov unveil the nothingness and moral cankeredness, nay
rottenness, of these pillars of the State and of society. Their only standard for the
estimation of a man is the Court Guide, the number of his "souls," i.e., male serfs ...
Aleksander Brückner, Ellis H. Minns, 1908
8
History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of ...
And yet the same of late by their own domes- _ King's Majesty loveth them so ties
, thinking with his clemency well, and of his great goodness to conquer their
cankeredness, is so loath to proceed against them, that it is doubted what ...
9
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
The peculiarity generally consists in such qualities as fretfulness, crossness,
quarrelsomeness, contradictiveness, cankeredness, and so forth, or in that
summary of conditions which one describes when he says of a fellow-creature, "
There is ...
10
History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of ...
... that his Grace hath upon his special favour borne towards them passed over
many accusations made against the same of late by their own domestics, thinking
with .us clemency to conquer their cankeredness, yet his Grace was constrained,
...
James Anthony Froude, 1881
