10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DESPISEDNESS»
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A grammatical sketch of the Akra- or Gā-language
palsy; s. gbo and gbodso, v. hegbo, n. pianing; s. gbo, v. hegbu, n. perforation.
heguogbe, n. mocking, s. gbe he guo, v.; self-despite. heguogbele, n. th. s., and
despisedness; despite, fr. he guo gbo, v. heguogbelo, n. mocker. heguogbo, ...
Johannes Zimmermann, 1858
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A Grammatical Sketch of the Akra- Or Gã-language
palsy; s. gbo and gbodso, v. hegbo, n. planing; s. gbo, v. hegbu, n. perforation.
heguogbe, n. mocking, s. gbe he guo, v.; self-despite. heguogbele, n. th. s., and
despisedness; despite, fr. he guo gbo, v. heguogbelo. n. mocker. heguQgbo, n.
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A Grammatical Sketch of the Akra- Or Gâ-Language, with Some ...
... v.; self-despite. heguogbéle, n. th. s., and despisedness; despite, fr. he guo gbo
, v. heguogbelo, n. mocker. heguogbo. n. despisedness, fr. he guo gbo, v. hehe,
11. covering, s, ha he and he ha, v. hehamama, n. cloth for covering. hehano, pl.
4
The Literary profession in the Elizabethan age
... like BenJonson, Spenser, for instance, was humbly proud of the acquaintance
of Sir Philip Sidney and Sir Edward Dyer: 'They have me, I thank them, in some
use of familiarity.'2 George Wither openly admits the 'despisedness' of ...
Phoebe Sheavyn, John Whiteside Saunders, 1967
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Taireil, suarach, neo-mheasail. DESPISAL, s. Tair, tarcuis, dimeas. DESPISE,
v. a. Tarcuisich, dean suarach, cuir am mishuim, dean dimeas air.
DESPISEDNESS, s. Dimheasdachd. DESPISER, s. Fear-taire fear-tarcuis, fear-
dimeas, sgeigeir.
... dignity by lowliness; this is the truly evangelical method, of confuting wisdom
by foolishness, binding strength by weakness, vanquishing pride by
despisedness. The conscientious nonconformist has only to imitate the highest
examples—he ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1841
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
contemptiLlc, despicable, despisable. Hpeap'b'níe, п. contempt, disdain, / scorn.
Hpeap'ls'nnoc'rh, f. despisedness. Презрйнный, р. despiscd, сопlcmned;
disdained, scorncd. to Презр'Ёть, s. Hpeavrpá'rr.. Прёзусъ,т а preses, api-
esiden't.
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New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
(little used) sprezzàbile Despise, ua. sprezzare,spregiare, aver a vile, guardar
цыгана, sdegnare, far poco conto di Despised, adj. sprezzato, spregiato,
sdegnato Despisedness, s. avvilimento, lo stato di esser sprezzato Despiser, ...
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Selections from the prose writings of John Milton, ed. with ...
53 despisedness to vanquish pride : and this is the great mystery of the Gospel
made good in Christ Himself, who, as He testifies, came not to be ministered to,
but to minister ; and must be fulfilled in all His ministers till His second coming.
John [prose Milton (selected]), Samuel Manning, 1862
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Essays in biography and criticism
... legions into array, and flanked them with his thunder ; therefore he sent
foolishness to confute wisdom, weakness to bind strength, despisedness to
vanquish pride; and this is the great mystcry. of the gospel made good in Christ
himself, who, ...
