10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISFIGURER»
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M. LLonEN'rifz is of opinion that the two years of Marianus were added by some
disfigurer of history, and that this equivocal descendant of St. Peter had only
enjoyed her elevation during the odd five months and five days, when she was ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1823
2
Macphail's Edinburgh ecclesiastical journal and literary review
The Church of All Saints is a fine old building, with a massive square tower, and
the interior has a severe but simple dignity, despite the presence of cumbrous
galleries and pews, as well as that disfigurer of venerable buildings, innumerable
...
3
The book of South Wales, the Bristol channel, Monmouthshire ...
Ivy, the "adorner" — sometimes the disfigurer — of a rain, is at Goodrich aided by
the clematis. A castle, which belonged to one Godric, stood here before the
Conquest ; and the structure underwent alterations down to the reign of Henry VI.
Charles Frederick Cliffe, 1847
4
Cecil, a Peer: A Sequel to Cecil, Or The Adventures of a Coxcomb
But Art, her handmaiden, is a mighty disfigurer of her performances; and let any
one whose time is passed exclusively in royal circles, where every feature is
trained and every expression calculated, turn for a second to some kind, fair, ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1842
5
Homes of American Statesmen: With Anecdotical, Personal, and ...
We need hardly say that he who was not content with Dryden as a translator was
clearly not a-going to take up with poor old Philemon Holland, then the current
English disfigurer of the most animated and picturesque of historians. Henry's ...
6
Reports of Cases Civil and Criminal: In the United States ...
Indictment for shooting John Corse, with intent to disfigurer maim, and kill him.
The prisoner requested that he might be permitted to plead without going into the
criminal dock, in which prisoners usually stand when arraigned, and which is set
...
7
Entick's New Spelling Dictionary, Teaching to Write and ...
tce , 11. a. to disfigure, destroy, erase, blot out Defacement, i. adi&fij.urinr/,
violation,injury,ruin Defacer,/. adeftroycr, abolifher, disfigurer Defalcate, v.a.
tocutor lop off, prune, abriipc Defalcation, s. a lessening, a cutting off, pruning
Defamation ...
John Entick, Lindley Murray, 1812
8
Evenings abroad, by the author of 'Sketches of Corfu'.
Grief, the disfigurer, does not disfigure her, for with her dishevelled hair and
sorrow- speaking countenance, she exceeds, not only in interest, but also in fair
feminine loveliness, the happier and prouder beauties in the room. I could have
spent ...
9
Paradise Lost: A Poem In Twelve Books... to which is ...
... how confistent with his snperiority 8 The whole creation in little Angels, his
guardian: 9 Hls fnperiority over the woman given him by 10 God } Io Pnrsaing his
appetitet, disfigurer not God: image,} 1 1 but hit own Confurmity to the divine will,
the ...
It did not seem to be Byron.2 Death, of course, is a notorious disfigurer that
obscures what we were in life, making our bodies, and often our
accomplishments, finally unrecognizable. But in Byron's case, death merely
continued a process 60 ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISFIGURER»
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Game of Thrones Season 4 Spoilers: Does The Mountain Die?
Rapist, baby-killer, brother-disfigurer; The Mountain is a lot of things, and none of them are pleasant. So will his bad deeds catch up to him in ... «Wetpaint, Jan 14»
Five of history's most important places
Smallpox had been one of the great scourges of the human race, a disfigurer and a huge killer, particularly of children. Jenner's breakthrough ... «BBC News, Oct 12»
Bodily harm to a train station
For generations to come, the monstrosity of Lehrter Bahnhof will remain associated with the name of its disfigurer. In Hamburg they have never ... «Signandsight.com, Nov 05»
