10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMPUNCTIOUSLY»
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
... regret, scruple, remorse ^ MJHIdlM, qVOm I adj.-Compunctiously SH/Trft, WIfl I
adv. -Compunctiously mMMIM ^ I Compurgation JfM n. clearing from a charge,
evidence in favour of the accused, vindication fatfl ^ % ijfaf, arftroWt % 3 *TTW, ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta,
1998
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Waverley Novels: St. Ronan's well. 1859
... and will remember with less bitterness the trick which I played her formerly ;
while I, on the other hand, by a similar force of habit, will get over certain
awkward feelings with which I have been compunctiously visited whenever I look
upon her.
... and will remember with less bitterness the trick which I played her formerly;
while I, on the other hand, by a similar force of habit, will get over certain
awkward feelings with which I have been compunctiously visited whenever I look
upon her.
Mallory's face blushed with redness of guilt, staring compunctiously at the
polished silverlike M inskian silverware as his face reflected and distorted back
atrociously. “I'll purchase another one tomorrow, Dorrv. I have extra sufficient
credits to ...
5
Akathists, Services, Canons, and Other Prayers: Volume I - ...
And we, though stricken with awe at this wondrous providence, yet
compunctiously praise thee with faith: Rejoice; thou who wast born into wealth, to
parents who loved the poor — Justin and Stephanida! Rejoice; thou who,
deprived of thy ...
Dr. John (Ellsworth) Hutchison-Hall,
2013
6
Complete Stories, 1898-1910
But the poor gentleman saw a possible "leg up" in every bush; and nothing but
impertinence would have convinced him that she hadn't brought him,
compunctiously as to the past, a master of the proper art. Now, more than ever,
how he would ...
7
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
Walter Scott. w ._ - of habit, will get overmertain awkwfd feeliiigs wi_th which I
have been compunctiously visited ' wheneverI look upon her. — Adien! Health
and brotherhood. —' “Thine, f _ \ -_ _ '_ 4*' _ _ _l£J'._' __ ", p itE'rm;m1!c'ron." - iii',:
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Homes of American Authors: Comprising Anecdotical, Personal, ...
... then a compunctiously half-bad man or woman, novels would never have been
written, or if they had, would hardly have become one of the elixirs to so great a
portion of the weary children of earth. The imagination is not satisfied with truth, ...
Kate compunctiously sighed. But there were the facts. "From illness I keep away."
"But you don't — since here you are, in spite of all you say, in the midst of it." "Ah I'
m only watching — !" "And putting me forward in your place? Thank you!" "Oh ...
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Waverley Novels: Ivanhoe
... and will remember with less bitterness the trick which I played her formerly ;
while I, on the other hand, by a similar force of habit, will get over certain
awkward feelings with which I have been compunctiously visited whenever I look
upon her.