10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DETERIORITY»
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deteriority in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Analysis of Inoculation: Comprizing the History, Theory ...
the general Deteriority of our Summer for the Operation, as to render it judiciously
preferable; especially if it was, in general, his most healthy Time. Neither is this
Season altogether void of some favourable Circumstances for this Distemper, ...
2
The Christian Register, and Moral and Theological Review
The sentiments are outdone in deteriority by the metre, which is a sort of jumping
anapazst, that would have suited the circumstances of the unhappy maid much
better when she came out with timbrels and dances to meet her father, than when
...
3
The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
... damnatory, dominating, domineering, demonship, diminishing, admonishing,
deteriority, delicately, dialectic, durability, deridingly, deranging, darkening,
Edinburgh, Denmark, denouement, denominate, dining-room, degarmsh,
dignitary.
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
4
History of Letter-writing: From the Earliest Period to the ...
... in this last chapter of Roman greatness, that we cannot doubt of the deteriority
into which all things belonging to mind and its energies had col- lapsed. The
momentum of the empire seemed to be tending 676 FROM THE TIME OF
LIBAMUS.
5
The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... damnatory, dominating, domineering, demonship, diminishing, admonishing,
deteriority, delicately, dialectic, durability, deridingly, deranging, darkening,
Edinburgh, Denmark, denouement, denominate, dining-room, degarmsh,
dignitary.
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
6
Letters to Squire Pedant: In the East
Whatever might evene, I was procinct against a decubation in a state of
deteriority, by an infrangible consortion with an inamorato. Petit maitres, or
jackanapes in fulgid ornature, could never enter the cycle of my amorets.
Festination by many of ...
Samuel Klinefelter Hoshour, 1870
7
Miscellaneous Discourses Concerning the Dissolution and ...
... Temperature of the Air, as to Salubrity, or Equality, (sudden and frequent
changes of . Weather having avery bad influence upon the Age of Man in
abbreviating of it, as I could easily prove) or else to the deteriority of the Dietz or
to both these ...
8
Three physico-theological discourses, concerning the ...
... of the Air, as to Salubrity, or Equality, {sudden and frequent Changes of
Weather having a very bad Influence upon the Age of Man in abbreviating of it, as
I could easily prove) or else to the Deteriority of the Diet ; or to both these Causes.
9
Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
To grow worse; to be impaired in quality; to degenerate. DETERIOBATE, dé-té'-ré
-o-rlte, 11. a. To make worse; to reduce in quality. DETERIORATION, dé-té—ré-6-
re'-shiln, s. The act of making any thing worse. DETERIORITY, dé-té-re-dr'-é-té, ...
John Walker, Francis R. Sowerby, 1862
10
An Analysis of the History and Antiquities of Ireland: Prior ...
... Cimbri,* whom to fee was to conquer them, into brave and warlike Goths, and
which can produce from that deteriority of Character, which in them was
unalterable, all the fhining and illuf- trious qualities which diftinguifhed this
favoured race.
William Webb (antiquary.), 1791
