10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLEEIN'»
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fleein' in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fleein' and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Expository Dictionary of Bible Words: Word Studies for Key ...
3:26,29; 1 Sam. 19:10ff.; 22:1; 23:13. n¢dad [, 5074] n¢dad is a verb found nearly
thirty times with the primary meanings “flee,” “wander away,” as well as some
related nuances. The meaning “flee” in the sense of “leave” is indicated in Gen.
Who ain't? NOLAN. Timulty? GARRrTY. Hidin' out from work. NOLAN. Doone?
GARRITY. Fleein' his wife. NOLAN. Hanrahan? GARRrTY. Fleeing his battle-axe
mother-in-law. NOLAN. Kilpatrick? GARRITY. Fleein' himself and losin' the race.
Bureau of American Ethnology, John Wesley Powell, Jesse Walter Fewkes,
Matthew Williams Stirling, Frederick Webb Hodge, William Henry Holmes. 63.
Shall flee in masses at the approach of the little ones, as they travel the path of
life. 64.
Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology, John Wesley Powell, Jesse Walter Fewkes, 1915
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Congregational church hymnal
dim. moto. r ai f j sha - dows flee; In lifei in death, a - bide with me, in life, in _4_rf«
7n._7nofto . rcres ^^3=^^=^ Si ^ sha - dows flee ; In life, in death, a - bide with me,
in life, m dim. molto. cres. *=s -J S- (3 [- sha - dows flee; In life, in death, a - bide ...
Congregational Union of England and Wales, George S Barrett, Josiah Booth, 1887
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The Gentleman's Magazine
Dian-shun. 20, zz, 241 Diuo-Dirw. my. Cpvnur-Gnnnex. 1. The English Flee: in l
34z<-Harleguin's 3. Dixto-Dizto. ' ' - [Rue-est 4'- lozm tzml-zvitxm ' þ go. lszrbella-
The Escapee. 21. jonu Hull-Pan! and Yirfiinia. 5. The English Flee! in 'un-Dido. 6.
I'm going to flee in disguise." "What does your excellency expect me to flee in —
dishabille?" stammered the Military Secretary. "I don't care what you flee in," said
the Governor bluntly; "but I will not have it said that the Governor of the great ...
Robert William Chambers, 1913
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The Old Testament Student
They flee in confusion, silence and fear. vs. 1-8. Three women having bought
epiees, at sunrise after the Sabbath come to the tomb to anoint Mm.
Unexpectedly they see the stone removed from the door and in the tomb a youth
clad in white, ...
William Rainey Harper, 1889
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Quarterly Statement - Palestine Exploration Fund
It is not likely that Ahaziah would flee in that direction, but rather towards
Jerusalem. This agrees with one of the places mentioned in the same verse—
Ibleam. According to Conder's “Handbook,” this is to be identified with Wfidy Bel'
ameh, ...
Palestine Exploration Fund, 1881
John," said the governor to his capable young military secretary, "take off that
uniform. I'm going to flee in disguise." "What does Your Excellency expect me to
flee in — dishabille?" stammered the military secretary. "I don't care what you flee
in ...
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The Genuine Trial of Thomas Hardy for High Treason, at the ...
modern governments, with every appendage of wickedness and corruption, will
flee in time from their genial influence, as beasts of prey to their dens of rapine
and darkness from the rising sun." ' ' ' Why, Gentlemen, does not this include the ...
