10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DESPISINGLY»
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despisingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
despisingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Reply to the "Statement of the Trustees" of the Dudley ...
This offer, orally made to me, [Peters] I communicated immediately to Dr. Gould,
but it was by him instantly and despisingly refused.” This, so far as it relates to
myself, is without truth or foundation ; for I never heard of such an offer until I read
it ...
Benjamin Apthorp Gould,
1859
Now, ifshe comes to one that is dead, that she is confident will not grow, up she
pulls that, and makes to the 'heap of rubbish with it, where she despisingly castsit
down, and valueth it no more than a nettle, or a weed, or than the dust she hath ...
Otherwise it is false ; for if a ' man that seeth it to be his duty, shall despisingly
neglect it, ' or if he that hath no faith therein shall foolishly take it up, ' both these
are for this the worse, being convicted in them- ' selves for transgressors.
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The Italian Pleasures of Gabriele Paterkallos
Despisingly, Alessandra What does one do but ignore such puerile rantings?
She knew full well that she was stepping into a hornet's nest the moment that our
lips touched by the Colosseum; rather on second thought, the moment that she ...
5
Annual Report of the Board of Education
No regard is had to qualification, and the office — considered a very mean. one
— is despisingly rolled from one upon another, a public burden ; each, while it
must be borne, seeking his own convenience, with no eye to the public good.
Massachusetts. Board of Education,
1866
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The Scene of the Mass Crime: History, Film, and ...
... which Stalin despisingly called “agricultural trials,” the majority of the accused
being kolkhoz or MTS (Machine Tractor Stations) chairmen, low- and middle-
ranking Party officials in rural administration accused of sabotaging the
harvesting of ...
Christian Delage, Peter Goodrich,
2013
any of my quality frown at me, or say or do anything despisingly, I warrant you I
could not be easy till I picked a quarrel with the varlet, and taught him to carry his
sweetest looks next time we came in sight of each other. Now you be fully as
good ...
8
Shakspeare and His Friends
So difficult is it for a sensitive mind that hath for any considerable period
concentrated its thoughts upon one object with the deepest and sincerest
affectionateness to regard it despisingly when that object has proved itself to be
of a despicable ...
9
The birthright and other tales
That son of Sparks's, as you so despisingly call him, dearest papa, is a most
charming partner ; while Lord Dudley, and my cousin Robert, are little better than
boors. Everard Sparks can talk and dance, as well as they ride across a country.
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances),
1844
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Previous Convictions: Assignments From Here and There
There is no pain in the literary world as masochistically, self-despisingly painful
as title envy. All authors have a secret list, a buried hoard of sure-fire, brilliant,
memorable, posterity-guaranteeing titles – if only they could come up with the
small ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DESPISINGLY»
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despisingly is used in the context of the following news items.
How Marvin Miller Led Players Union and Changed Baseball Forever
... memoir “Hardball” wrote despisingly: “There was about Miller a wariness one would find in an abused animal. It precluded trust or affection.”. «Jewish Daily Forward, Feb 15»
Rwanda: 20 years after the genocide
Inyenzi, or "cockroaches" was what the killers had despisingly dubbed Tutsis, and that day they were hell bent on eradicating as many as they ... «Herald Scotland, Apr 14»
The Maestro Business
A Philharmonic trombonist despisingly wrote a blog terming Kaplan's career as guest conductor a “woefully sad farce.” Despite these ominous ... «Forward, Dec 09»