10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOREBODER»
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foreboder in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foreboder and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
To prognosticate; to foretell; to foreknow ; to feel a secret sense of something
future with a mixture of dread and apprehension : foreboder is a soothsayer, or a
croaker who is always predicting evil. An ancient augur, skilled in future fate, With
...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington)
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The Heroides, Or, Epistles of the Heroines: The Amours ; Art ...
The gluttonous vulture lives on, the kite, too, that forms its circles in the air, and
the jackdaw, the foreboder“ of the “0 Afectionate turtle-dwa] ——Ver. 12. This
turtle-dove and the pan rot had been brought up in the same cage together.
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The Concept of the Goddess
Another local territorial goddess appearing in the role of death-foreboder and
ancestress to an illustrious individual and sept—Aine Cliar, said to reside in Cnoc
Áine, the hill of Knockainey, rising above the rich pasture lands of the Munster ...
Sandra Billington, Miranda Green,
2002
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The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
To prognosticate ; to foretell ; to foreknow ; to feel a secret sense of something
future with a mixture of dread and apprehension : foreboder is a soothsayer, or a
croaker who is always predicting evil. An ancient augur, skilled in future fate, With
...
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
FoReboder n.f. [from forebode.] A prognos. ficator; a soothsayer. — Your raven
has a reputa- 1 tion in the world for a bird of omen, and a kind of small prophet : a
crow that had observed the raven's manner and «ay of delivering his predictions,
...
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London encyclopaedia; or, Universal dictionary of science, ...
To prognosticate; to foretell; to foreknow ; to feel a secret sense of something
future with a mixture of dread and apprehension : foreboder is a soothsayer, or a
croaker who is always predicting evil. An ancient augur, skilled in future fate, With
...
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A Complete Word and Phrase Concordance to the Poems and ...
Foreboder. 0 why the deuce should I repine, And be an ill foreboder ; Extern. Ap.
1782. Forego. How can I the thought forego, He's on the seas to meet the foe? S.
How can my poorhearti While ilka thing in nature join Their sorrows to forego, ...
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Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience
So strong was the belief in the death-messenger-as a foreboder of death, it was
generally accepted that if a seriously ill person was “followed” by the banshee
that he was fated to die once she had cried; in fact, some people held that such a
...
Clifton D. Bryant, Dennis L. Peck,
2009
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Encyclopedia of Death & Human Experience: 1-
So strong was the belief in the death-messenger-as a foreboder of death, it was
generally accepted that if a seriously ill person was “followed” by the banshee
that he was fated to die once she had cried; in fact, some people held that such a
...
Clifton D. Bryant, Dennis L. Peck,
2009
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Meta-talk; guide to hidden meanings in conversations
In order to survive, we must minimize all costs in order to compete" [foreboder].
The subordinate has no difficulty translating this. It means, "Don't expect any
increase in pay" or "You're not going to get the increase I promised you last year.
Gerard I. Nierenberg, Henry H. Calero,
1974
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOREBODER»
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foreboder is used in the context of the following news items.
Bethlehem break up; no longer on “Stardust V” showcase (Taake …
Therefore, you no longer can count on us. We're done for the moment or forever. Ain't get no clue yet cos I'm no foreboder. Like “Stefan Raduta” ... «Next Mosh, May 15»
Book Review: The Book of Gold Leaves
... similar fashion, except that it's not an agent of god but of evil, a diabolus ex machina whose appearance is the foreboder of tragedy. «Daily News & Analysis, Jan 15»