10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISCOMPOSEDLY»
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discomposedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Mother's Recompense: A Sequel to Home Influence
One afternoon, hot and dusty from rapid riding, the young Earl St. Eval hastily,
and somewhat discomposedly, entered his sister Lady Gertrude's private room. "
Thank Heaven, you are alone !" was his exclamation, as he entered ; but
throwing ...
... whom he at length recognised, the meaning of this singular affray, and whether
the visit was intended for him ; to which the veteran replied very discomposedly,
that " he should have known that long enough ago, if he had had decent people ...
3
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq
... whom he at length recognized, the meaning of this singular affray , and
whether the visit was intended for him; to which the veteran replied very
discomposedly, that “be should have known that long enough ago , if he had had
decent people ...
Utrumque enim," says Acidalius, “ valde servierit vehementia'. afl'ectt'is et
oratioms." A. 3. S. l. l. 24. Ed. Firm—Hand illi euscheme astiterunt. Angl. “ They
have halted discomposedly." Mr. Bothe reads aneuscheme from conjecture: We
see no ...
... whom he at length recognized, the meaning of this singular affray, and whether
the visit was intended for him ; to which the veteran replied very discomposedly,
that "he should have known that long enough ago, if he had had decent people ...
6
The Biography of Robert Murray M'Cheyne
Preached on the Jailor—discomposedly—with some glimpses of the genuine
truth as it is in Jesus. Felt there was much mingling of experience. At times the
congregation was lightened up from their dull flatness, and then they sunk again
into ...
7
Memoir and Remains of the Rev. Robert McCheyne
July 3. — After a week of working and hurried preparation, a Sabbath of mingled
peace and pain. Called, morning before preaching, to see Mrs. E. dying. —
Preached on the jailor — discomposedly — with some glimpses of the genuine
truth ...
Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Andrew Alexander Bonar, 1844
The gamekeeper had risen, taken his bag and gun, and rather discomposedly
bidden goodnight; stepping out, with a word or two to Miss Emma, then whistling
past upon his way, through the rainy October twilight. Next day there was the ...
9
Memoir and Remains of the Rev. Mac-Cheyne
Preached on the Jailor — discomposedly — with some glimpses of the genuine
truth as it is in Jesus. Felt there was much mingling of experience. At times the
congregation was lightened up from their dull flatness, and then they sunk again
...
Andrew Alexander Bonar, 1850
10
Waverley Novels: St. Ronan's well ; [1]
... ensued upon her departure, gave Tyrrel an opportunity to ask the Captain,
whom he at length recognised, the meaning of this singular afl"ray, and whether
the visit was intended for him; to which the veteran replied very discomposedly,
that ...
