10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GAINLESSNESS»
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gainlessness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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(For actually) gainlessness is the real and ultimate gain. , Because of
gainlessness, Bodhisattvas who rely on Prajna-paramita, have no hindrance in
their hearts, and since they have no hindrance, they have no fear, are free from
contrary and ...
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The Phonographic Word-book Number Two ...: Intended ...
... granulating granularly Greenland egregiousness gorgeousness graciousness
agriculture agriculturist agricultural gregariously gregariousness ignobleness
ignominiously gainlessness ignorantly g,r,m,n,dzd g,r,m,n,dz,r g,r,m,n,dz,ng grt,fl,
ns ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
GAINLESSNESS, s. Neo-thairbhe. GainsAY, r. a. l. Contradict, oppose : cuir an
aghaidh, thoir a' bhreug do. 2. deny any thing: aicheadh, aicheidh. GAINSAYER,
s. Fear-aicheidh, eascaraid. GAINSAYING, s. Ana-cainnt. Gamsrasn, v. a. Cuir an
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The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
He is witty in nothing, but framing excuses to sit still ; which, if the occasion yield
not, he coineth with ease. There is no work, that is not either dangerous or
thankless ; and whereof he foresees not the inconvenience and gainlessness,
before ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
Gainlessness, n-s- অলভ্যদ্যয়কতূ. লাভ উপকার 11 ফলরাহি তা | G ain1y, ad. ক্ষিপ্ন,
ত্যরূপে, শীৰুতূরূপে. অন্যয়াসো সহজে. কর্ষেঢা পযুক্তত্যপুবর্বক | To G ainsuy, v- a-
111-11, প্নতিবন্ধকডা-কু. প্নতিবছুলতা-কৃ, 1111 -জম্মা. বিতপ্তা-কৃ. প্নতিবদে-কৃ.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Unprofitable. GAINLESSNESS, gane'lfa-nes. ,. Unprofitableness. «AINLY, ginele.
ad. Handily, readily. lo GAINSAY, gine-sa'. v. a. To contradict, to •ppose, to
controvert with. GAINSAYER, gane-sa'ur. *. Opponent, adver- 'GAfNST, genst.
prep.
There is no work that is not either dangerous or thankless ; and whereof he
foresees not the inconvenience and gainlessness before he enters : which if it be
verified in event, his next idleness hath found a reason to patronise it. He had
rather ...
Joseph Hall, Philip Wynter, 1863
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Gainiess, incommodtiR. Gainlessness, incommoditai. To gainsay, contradicen;,
retVa- -ari, adversan. 'aineaying, repugnax. A gainsaying, contrudictio. G air is h ,
lautus, splondiduE. Gairishnsis, splendor .tu Untas. iuS) .- .Я.-ИЩ m шив, canil.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
... gainless, gainlessness. GAIN(2), toacquire, get,win. (F.—Teut.) Notin earlyuse.
'Yea, thoughhe gaine and cramhis purse with crounes;' Gascoigne, Fruites
ofWarre, st. 69. Again, he has just above, in st. 66: 'To getagaineby any trade
orkinde.
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The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
The parallel holds too in the gainlessness as well as laboriousness of the work, :
miners, buried in earth and darkness, were never the richer for all the ore they
digged ; no more is the insatiable miser. Decay of Piety. They gain by twilight's ...
