10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEARNFUL»
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The Chambers Dictionary
See dere dearn. dearnful. dearnly See derrr. etc. dearth durth, n scarcity; want;
famine; barrenness; dear- ness, high price (ohs). [dear1] dearticulate de-ar-tik u-
lal. vl to disjoint, [de- (2)] deasil de: I, des'l. desh'l. dish' I, (Scot) n sunwise motion
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A Glossary; Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
DEARNFUL. Melancholy. The birds of ill presave This luckless chance ioretold
By dernful noise, 81c. Spena. Mourning Muse, l. 17 7. DEARNLY. In a
melancholy manner. They heard a ruefull voice that dearnly cride, With percing
shriekes and ...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1867
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A Glossary: Or, Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
DEARNFUL. Melancholy. The birds of ill presage This luckless chance foretold
By demful noise, &c. Spens. Mourning Muse, 1. 177. DEARNLY. In a melancholy
manner. They heard a ruefull voice that dearnfy cride, Witn percing shriekes and
...
Robert Nares, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, Thomas Wright, 1859
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A Glossary Or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names, and ...
DEARNFUL. Melancholy. The birds of ill presage This lucklcss chance foretold
By demful noise, etc. I Spens. Mourning Muse, l. 177DEARNLY. In a melancholy
manner. They heard arnefnll voice that dcarnly cride, With pcrcing shriekcs ...
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A Glossary; Or Collection of Words, Phrases, Names and ...
DEARNFUL. Melancholy. The birds of ill presage This luckless cha.nce foretold
By dernful noise, &c. Spam. Mourning Muse, l. 177. DEARNLY. Inamelanchol
manner. The heard a r:-pfull voics that dead yfieliiilzlle, W' percm' s 'elies an many
a ...
Robert Nares, James-Orchard Halliwell, Thomas II Wright, 1859
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Homer and the Iliad [tr. in verse, with notes] by J.S. Blackie
... endured such dearnful dole as I Now bear, and yet shall bear, from Jove who
rules the starry sky ? For he of all my sisters me unwilling forced to 226 THK
ILIAD. book xviii.
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The Iliad in English verse
With sorrowful hest, and spake, and speaking poured the burning tear : O son of
Peleus, thou from me art fated now to hear Drear words and dearnful tidings !
would they ne'er had reached thine ear ! Slain lies Patroclus ; round his naked ...
Homer, John Stuart Blackie, 1866
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The Iliad in English verse
With sorrowful hest, and spake, and speaking poured the burning tear : O son of
Peleus, thou from me art fated now to hear Drear words and dearnful tidings !
would they ne'er had reached thine ear ! Slain lies Patroclus ; round his naked ...
John Stuart Blackie, 1866
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English Language Word Builder
... UNIAXIAL DIGYNIAN MILESIAN SELENIAN CUBIFORM NAPIFORM
PYRIFORM URSIFORM DEARNFUL GUILEFUL LOATHFUL PAILSFUL
SCENTFUL SPEEDFUL TRADEFUL UNJOYFUL VOICEFUL SINFULLY
BRANCHIAe COLLEGIAn ...
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Dictionary of Obsolete and Provincial English, Containing ...
Frightened; confounded. Eamoor. DEARLY, adv. Extremely. Var. d. DEARN, (1)
adj. Lonely. North. (2) s. A dooror gate post. North. DEARNFUL, adj. Melancholy.
Spenser. DEATH, adj. Deaf. Sufl'olk. DEATHING. s. Decease. Danni's-HERB, .9.
