10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FEIGNEDNESS»
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feignedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
feignedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Dictionary of the English and German languages for general ...
... grfHljIecK : -, I. SitMtti, fteftibl, п. [m. pi. Fw?t. feet, •- pi. (van Foot) $ñfí, Feelless,
feet'-lla, adj. ofinc Л ¡if;.'. f hnii+rln, M fltQfit. Feign, fine, т. я. et п. rrbicfctrri |
Feigned ly, fjf-ned-le, «dr. fitíd'ifi, reriirbli*. Feignedness,. fa'-nld-nla,. i. tcbùfening,
f.
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A Compendious Book of Psalms and Spiritual Songs: Commonly ...
Feinzetnes, 77, feignedness. Fell', 4I, fair, strong'. Feir, 19 5, fear. Feird, 113,
afraid. Feirfull, 198, fearful. Feist, feasiFeit, 32, feet. Feit, 179, gave fees. Fell, 15,
keen. Fell, 45, cruel. Fenzeit, 47, Дании'. Fenzeitnes, 58, feignedness. Ferleis, 97
...
John Wedderburn, James Wedderburn, Robert Wedderburn, 1868
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Remains of Myles Coverdale
Now if the Holy Ghost, which is the author of the scripture, “doth abhor
feignedness,” as the wise man saith; w,,d_,_ then verily is it blasphemous to call
those feigned prayers, that he only hath taught. Again, if they be feigned prayers,
why say ...
Miles Coverdale, George Pearson, Parker Society, 1846
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Remains of Myles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter: Containing ...
Now if the Holy Ghost, which is the author of the scripture, "doth abhor
feignedness," as the wise man saith; wud.i. then verily is it blasphemous to call
those feigned prayers, that he only hath taught. Again, if they be feigned prayers,
why say ye, ...
Miles Coverdale, George Pearson, 1846
Now if the Holy Ghost, which is the author of the scripture, “doth abhor
feignedness,” as the wise man saith; WM, then verily is it blasphemous to call
those feigned prayers, that he only hath taught. Again, if they be feigned prayers,
why say ye, ...
Parker Society (Great Britain)., 1846
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The life of William Dewsbury: an early and eminent minister ...
Dear James, I beseech thee, in tender bowels of love in the Lord Jesus, wait
single in his counsel, to give thee an understanding to discern the working of this
deceitful spirit : notwithstanding all feignedness, that ground is to set up a mas-
ter in ...
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The Friends' Library: Comprising Journals, Doctrinal ...
Notwithstanding all feignedness, that ground is to set up a master in the earth,
and so make strife amongst brethren. The Lord God hath turned his hand against
them, and will overturn them, and all that join with them in that deceitful ground.
William Evans, Thomas Evans, 1838
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The Memorable Works of a Son of Thunder and Consolation: ...
... but hath the words without the Power, and liveth not in the Power of what it
ministreth forth in words, nor is it what it declareth, but is in the outward Shews, in
the Hypocrffie, and Feignedness , and reacheth not the Life of God, _but vaileth
and ...
Edward Burrough, Francis Howgill, 1671
The feignedness of the one and the impropriety of the other are, we think,
undeniable. As for Abelard, though not disguising the truth, Mr. Morison does not
seem to have drawn the only possible moral from his conduct. Surely he is a
monument ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... London, the, 212—St James's Park, 214-The Green Park. 220— Hyde Park.
221_Kensingtun Gardens, 224—the Regent's Park, 225. M'I-lenry. a poem by him
termed the Antediluvians, reviewed, 119Madtgess of Hamlet, on its feignedness,
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