10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISPURVEYANCE»
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Sixteenth-Century Poetry: An Annotated Anthology
10 No fort so fensible, no walls so strong, But that continual battery will rive, Or
daily siege through dispurveyance long And lack of rescues will to parley drive;
And piece that unto parley ear will give Will shortly yield itself, and will be made
The ...
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The Works of Edmund Spenser: With Observations of His Life ...
... expence, profusion DispU, discipline, correction Disport, sport, diversion,
pastime DupreaVnm,spread, diffused around Dispurveyance, want of provision
Disseized, made to quit or relinquish, dispossessed of Dissolute, languid, broken,
B. i.
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The Faerie Queene: Disposed Into Twelve Bookes Fashioning ...
... consumption, expense, profusion Duple, discipline, correction Disport, sport,
diversion, pastime Dupreddon, spread, disused around Dispurveyance, want of
provision Disseized, made to quit or relinquish, dispossessed of Dissolute,
languid, ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
Dispurse, dis-pyrs', v. a. gwario, tala arian, dibyrsu, dadbyrsu, costio, treulio
Dispurvey, dis-pyr-fè', v. a. anmharotoi lluniaeth, annarmerthu Dispurveyance, dis
-pyr-fè'-ans, s. an- mharotoad, annarmerth Disputable, dis'-piw-ta-bl, a. ammheus
, ...
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A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
Dispunishable, dîs-pnn'-îsli- â-bl, adj. «iiflefrrafr. [burse. Dispurse, dls-pftrse', s.
Dis- Dispurvey, dîs-pÎSr-va', v. а rntbnßcit, berauben. Dispurveyance, dîs-pnr-vA'-
4 n ее, s. Mangel an ЗЗсгго(Г), m. Disputable , dîs - pA'- tit - bl> adj. flreitifl. [te, s.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
Dispurveyance. n. s. অহেক্টরদৃব্যট্রিভষে', মন্বন্তুর | Disputable, a. বিচার্যা,
বাদাৰুনাদষেগো, বিবদনায়, বিনাদ্য, দ্ধন্দ্র জ, বিতপ্তা, বিতণ্ডর্নীয় 11
কল্যহাণযুক্তা বিবাদষেন্মগ্য, বিবাদকা a}, ঝগড়া বিবাদ 11 বিরেবি করণেছু, তৎকর্বো
অনুরাগ আছে ...
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The Works of Mr. Edmund Spenser: In Six Volumes : with a ...
... which he many weak Hearts had subdu'd Of yore, and many had ylike misled: .
What wonder then, if she were likewise carried ? X. No Fort so sensible, no Walls
so slrong, But that continual Battery will rive, Or daiiy Siege, thro Dispurveyance ...
Edmund Spenser, John Hughes, Theodore Bathurst,
1715
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
DISPURVEYANCE, dis-puT-va'ans, *. Want of pro- visions. — Obsolete.
DISPDTABLB, dis'pu-ta-bl, a. That may be disputed; liable to be called in
question ; controverted orcontested; controvertible; of doubtful certainty; fond of
disputation.
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
DISPURSED, dis-pflrsd', pp. Not paid ; not discharged ; not disbursed.
DISPERSING, dts-pursMng, ppr. Not paying; not discharging ; not disbursing. [
vide. DISPURVEY, dls-pflr-va', rt. To deprive : to unpro- DISPURVEYANCE, dls-
por-ya^ins, n.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
To deprive ; to unpro- DISPURVEYANCE, dls-pur-vi-ins, n Want of provisions, [
deprived of provisions. DISPURVEYED, dts-p4r-va'd, pp. Not provided;
DISPURVEYING, dls-pAr-viUIng, ppr. Not providing, or furnishing with provisions.