10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CENSURABLY»
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censurably in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Texas Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court
This provision is in several instances directly violated by annexing new counties
to others, of which they had formed no part; and more -censurably violated by
associating new counties together and forming separate representative districts.
Texas. Supreme Court, John Sayles, John McQuesne Patterson, 1904
2
The American Quarterly Register
A course of discipline was adopted in relation to churches, that continue
censurably destitute of evangelical privileges. 1785. A committee of five was
appointed "to collect and compile" a history of the American Revolution. The Rev.
Benjamin ...
3
Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle
I cast no reflection upon others which 1 do not take to myself, but I do say, before
God and his churches, that Christian parents and pastors are most censurably
wanting in their duties to the youth wliich Providence has placed under their care.
4
American Quarterly Review
Garcia, who, as age advanced, may have adopted a style rather too full of flippery
, but who, when his voice was in full vigour, was not always censurably prodigal
of ornaments, is, as an actor, a sure model of perfection ; and in this respect his ...
5
The Athenaeum: A Magazine of Literary and Miscellaneous ...
For her dress she never shewed much regard, and was often censurably
neglectful of it. Her conversation was unaffected, but sen- sible, and always
perfectly correct. D. WARWICKSHIRE. Married. At Rugby, George Harris, Esq. to
Christabella ...
6
The History of the Anglo-Saxons from the Earliest Period to ...
Their countrymen have long fondly cherished them, but have been, till very lately,
even censurably careless whether any of their neighbours either knew or
respected them. Such indifference as this, about documents so curious, never yet
has ...
7
The Knowing of Thomas James
Ido not consider the Reverend James tobe morally faulty but censurably defective
in his bookkeeping. During three years administration of Kalgoorlie circuit affairs
hehas failed to have his books submitted for proper audit. In my opinion thefirst ...
8
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction: ...
both carelessly and censurably, and for that once only in his life created pain in
the bosom of his friend; but Lamb's apology was instantaneous and complete, as
soon as he became convinced he had been guilty of so striking an indiscretion.
9
Proceedings of the ... Convocation
"said " Bofe of us" uttered a great truth, and did not censurably overwork the
superlative. I formerly felt tired when I heard every man maintain that his crow
was the whitest; when I heard every educational talker insist that the educational
center ...
University of the State of New York, 1900
It was, moreover, very censurably indecent-—filthy is, perhaps, the more
appropriate word. The press, without exception, or nearly so, condemned it in
loud terms, without taking the trouble to investigate its pretensions as a literary
work. But as ...
