10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOCIBLENESS»
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docibleness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A New Dictionary of the English and Dutch Language: To which ...
Docility, t. zie Docibleness. Dock , s. Dok , e. veer fchepen. to Dock, v. а. ее: /chip
, In het dok brengen. Dock , s. zeker enkruid. lock, s. Stomp, m. van eenen
afgeknotten ßaart ; — , Het vletzig truce Itc van den ßaart van faarden enz. to
Dock ...
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The Holy Court in Five Tomes. The First Treating of Motives, ...
... of God zthe other,which ariseth from the hrst, is the docibleness of a mind
tractable,with ease to dispose it self to inclinations of honesty. Behold these two
principal heads,whereon this excellent nature_of an inestimable price is
established.
Nicolas Caussin, Hawkins, 1678
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
fuL 527. Of Schism, ch. riii. Add hereunto that the world stands in admiration of
the capacity and docibleness of the English, that persons of ordinary breeding,
extraction and callings should become statesmen and soldiers, commanders and
...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
That may be imparted by teaching; communicable. [Rare.] Whom nature hath
made docile, it is injurious to prohibit him from learning anything that is docible.
Bp. Hacket. docibleness (dos'i-bl-nes), re. Teachableness; docility. [Rare or
obsolete.] ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A work of Universal ...
That may be imparted by teaching; communicable. [Bare.] Whom nature hath
made docile, it is injurious to prohibit him from learning anything that is docible.
Bp. Hacket. docibleness (dos'i-bl-nes), n. Teachableness; docility. [Rare or
obsolete.] ...
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A New Dictionary of the English Language ...
Add hereunto that the world stands in admiration of the capacity and docibleness
of the English, that persons of ordinary breeding, extraction and callings should
become statesmen and oldiers, commanders and counsellors, both in the art of ...
7
A New English Dictionary of the English Language: A to K
Add hereunto that the world stands in admiration of the capacity and docibleness
of the English, that persons of ordinary breeding, extraction and callings should
become statesmen and soldiers, commanders and counsellors, both in the art of
...
8
A Compendium of English Literature: Chronologically ...
... as " bringing forth herbs, flowers, and fruit*, hnth for physic and the pleasure of
mankind," and concludes by "enlarging himself in the commendation of hunting,
and of the noble hound especially, is also of the docibleness of dogs in general.
Charles Dexter Cleveland, 1872
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Diccionario Espanol E Ingles; A Dictionary, English and Spanish
DOCILID/FD , s. f. docibleness, teachableness , docility. 'DOCILMFNTE , adv.
easily. DO'CTO, adj. learned. "DOCTOR, s. m. a doctor. DOCTOR/II, adj.
belonging to a doctor. DOCTORAMIEUPVTO , s. m. the making a doctor.
DOCTOR/YR , v. a. ...
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
Dorcas' i. docibleness- [dog-tricksr a 'Dorcheficn docil -_,_ doit s'pij, i-'ctdoree It', ;
docility azzjr jDolbt'znmenf ss'Doi-ic - g " v; dock _, Hidolesul 5 _ 'Dorlastonu
docket ' ."dolesull_y;_ " T"dorman Docking V; -_,dolefulneis_zz 'dormant Dockley;
...
