10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOREDAMNED»
Discover the use of
foredamned in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
foredamned and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The English Illustrated Magazine
Will you walk up to the walls of that foredamned village, under a white flag, and
tell the Intendente that I repeat my offer for the last time?" the outlaw asked, “ and
tell him also that if he refuse it I shall surely keep my dogs from food until I march
...
... says, ' to encounter a place in Shoreditch where children were born and reared
in circumstances that gave these children no reasonable chance of living decent
lives : where they were born foredamned to a criminal or semi-criminal career; .
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1902
3
Marketing Communications
4' ' ;'\ OREGONIAN BUILDING IN 1853. ' AN OLD ADVERTISER SPEAKS TO A
NEWSPAPER MAN, A MEMB.R OF THE A. N. P. A., ABOUT A MATTER HE IS
NOT ABLE TO UNDERSTAND. FOREDAMNED. Paragraphie Serf—Do you
believe ...
4
The Keeper of the Keys: Being Essays on Christian Thought in ...
No, it simply means that evil cannot prosper, however it may flourish apparently
or really for a time, and stands foredoomed and foredamned for ever. Morality
laughs at the magnificent impositions of error and superstition, and, like David of
old, ...
Frederick William Orde Ward, 1906
5
The Globe Edition. Complete Works of Edmund Spenser Edited ...
Fordonne, utterly undone, ruined, overcome, 37, 172, 250, 277 Foreby, forby,
hard by, near, 42,43, 183; with, 349 ; past, 157 Forecast, previously determined,
227 Foredamned, utterly damned, 217 Forelay, to lay before, or over, 94 Forelent,
...
Edmund Spenser, John Wesley HALES, Richard Morris, 1869
6
Scribner's Magazine ...
Mary Bradford came of a race that for many generations believed in
predestination ; but she herself believed in free-will. Dreadful as it is to be
foredamned, it is worse to have damned yourself. She had not even the cold
comfort of Calvinism.
Edward Livermore Burlingame, Robert Bridges, Alfred Dashiell, 1911
7
The redemption of Africa: a story of civilization, with ...
Hence men, arbitrarily foredamned, have no reason for righteousness. Islam cuts
the nerve of ethics, removes a motive for holiness. The sense of sin scarcely
exists. Repentance and sanctification are dreams undreamed. Such a thought of
...
Frederick Perry Noble, 1899
8
His Grace the Steward and Trial of Peers: A Novel Inquiry ...
... and professor of the black arts, was the first to be attacked : he was exhibited
for the delectation of the London mob on a platform before St. Paul's, tricked out,
poor foredamned wretch, in the attire considered appropriate to a magician.
Leveson William Vernon Harcourt, 1907
Honor and wit, foredamned they sit, sings Kipling in an atavistic moment. Which
of us has not at some time or other shudderingly understood him? And yet it is
only the fortuitous trappings of Honor which can so disturb. For the truest thing ...
John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress), 1913
10
The Canterbury tales and Faerie queene, with other poems of ...
... height : From thence he threw himself dispitcously, All desperate of his
foredamned sprite,11 That seem'd no help for him was left in living sight. But,
through long anguish and self-muixTring thought, He was so wasted and f
orpined 10 quite, ...
Geoffrey Chaucer, David Laing Purves, Edmund Spenser, 1870
