10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOUGHTINESS»
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doughtiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Nuttall's spelling bee guide, condensed from Nuttall's ...
Doubling, dub '-ling— the act of making double. Doubtfully, dowf-ful-le —
dubiously. Sough, do — unbaked paste. Doughtily, dow'-te-le — with
doughtiness. Doughtiness, dow'-te-nes — valour ; bravery. Doughty, dow'-te —
brave ; valiant.
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Cursor Mundi: Lines 19267-29555 of the text, with six ...
10771, 23771 ; doght, 16204, 16538; dnghti, adj. doughty, stout, strong, 2112,
2752 ; dught, 2754 ; doghti, 4668 ; doghty, 1947 ; superl. dughtiest, 27659 ; adv.
dughtUi, 9900 ; duyhtilik, 3673. dmihtUwde, sb. doughtiness, 2954 ; dogh- iyltede
, ...
Richard Morris, Hugo Carl Wilhelm Haenisch, Heinrich Hupe,
1892
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
DOUGHTINESS DOWNWARDS of 11 our, eggs, and sugar, moistened with milk
and boiled in lard. Doughtiness, dofi'te-ne'a, n. Valour; bravery. Doughty, doft'te, (
Sax. dohtig,) a. Brave; valiant, eminent; noble; illustrious. Doughy, do'is, a.
doughtiness and largeness. Ghostlihood here means the willing of oneself
towards heavenly goods, ' oure blisful rcwardis to be had in heuene and goddis
fre gracis thidirward helping here in erthe'.I Fleshlihood and worldlihood have
much ...
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Thomas Hardy Reappraised: Essays in Honour of Michael Millgate
He was two or three years my senior, tall, lithe, ruddy, and somewhat masterful
withal. There was that force about him which was less suggestive of intellectual
power than (as Carlyle said of Cromwell) “Doughtiness – the courage and faculty
to ...
Michael Millgate, Keith G. Wilson,
2006
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Heimskringla, Or The Lives of the Norse Kings
His son was called Hacon, about whom it is said that he was far above all men in
Norway in courage and strength and doughtiness; he went even in his youth on
raids and thereby shaped his own success; he became a very famous man. 40.
Snorri Sturluson, Erling Monsen,
1990
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Henrik Ibsen: a critical biography by Henrik Jæger; from the ...
Name, courage, doughtiness in battle. The name, which has misled more than
one critic, was chosen by Ibsen as a common viking name, and courage and
doughtiness were as common among the vikings of the time of Erik Blodox as
among ...
Henrik Bernhard Jaeger,
1901
And these qualities of reticence and doughtiness are evident also in the child
narrator of the story 'In the Village', who is a vigilant, self-reliant little spirit, already
familiar (as the story tells us) with 'an immense, sibilant, glistening loneliness'.
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The Art of War: Sun Zi's Military Methods
If “doughty” and “doughtiness” were still current in Modern English, they would
make a good match for Old Sinitic de. For further discussion, see Mair (1990a:
133—35). 46. In contrast to the three biographies of Sun Wu, Sun Bin, and Wu Qi
that ...
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Heimskringla: or, The Lives of the Norse Kings
His son was called Hacon, about whom it is said that he was far above all men in
Norway in courage and strength and doughtiness; he went even in his youth on
raids and thereby shaped his own success; he became a very famous man. 40.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOUGHTINESS»
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But like his famous 'granddaughter', the grand old man was also distinguished by a doughtiness. "This morning, when he opened his eyes, the ... «Mid-Day, Jun 15»
Curtly Ambrose: An extraordinary gentleman
The detailed breakdown of the build-up, the gradual rise of the wrath, to which Waugh's typical doughtiness contributed, culminating in an ... «Hindustan Times, May 15»
Hearts to sign off with victory party - Keatings
While some of the latter qualities were absent at Central Park on Saturday, the doughtiness that has earned them countless points through the ... «Scotsman, Apr 15»
Insight: Remembering the Glasgow rent strikes
... many of whose husbands were fighting in France, as a soft touch, however, they underestimated the doughtiness of the characters involved ... «Scotsman, Mar 15»
Defeat ends Celtic's 11-game unbeaten domestic run
The antidote to Celtic's endeavour was doughtiness by St Johnstone, who have the third best defensive record in the Premiership and ... «BBC News, Mar 15»
St Johnstone
The antidote to Celtic's endeavour was doughtiness by St Johnstone, who have the third best defensive record in the Premiership and ... «BBC Sport, Mar 15»
Dervla Murphy: Between River And Sea - Encounters In Israel And …
The doughtiness extended to her private life. Bringing up a child as an unmarried mother in 1970s Ireland (after a relationship with the ... «Herald Scotland, Feb 15»
Ukraine, rebels agree to cease-fire deal
Her singular doughtiness for peace in Ukraine was vital for this hopeful outcome. But the historical war-creation of her male colleagues cause ... «CBS News, Feb 15»
Navy Moves Ahead Strongly, 100-Year Havies Limp Out Of Race
But for skipper Muthuthantri's doughtiness, especially in defence, Havelock SC might've been left sulking at no.6, and not at three. There are ... «Sunday Leader, Jan 15»
It is that man
His coaches will vouch for his gutsiness. His skipper will vouch for his doughtiness. And in 23 First Class matches, spanning a period of five ... «Ahmedabad Mirror, Jan 15»