10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLADSOMENESS»
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gladsomeness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
gladsomeness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Sunday school teachers' magazine, and journal of education
On the first division of his sermon, he noticed that the teacher was a man — a
man of God— a king — an eminently gifted man— a man of sanctified
gladsomeness of spirit. We cannot forbear quoting at length, the description of
this last feature ...
National Sunday school union, 1813
2
The Sunday school repository; or, teachers' magazine
There is one other feature of David's character too, that is of immense importance
in the teacher of the young, ! namely, that lie is a man of sanctified gladsomeness
of spirit. I need not ! remind you how this is shown, for j perhaps there is no ...
3
Elizabeth I: Translations, 1592-1598
142. gladsomeness . . . acts gladsomeness . . . evil A literal rendering of “
epichaereca- cia,” the term in both Plutarch and Erasmus for rejoicing at the
misfortune of others. glad- someness Windebank's “gladness” mars the meter. of
others' .
Elizabeth I, Janel Mueller, Joshua Scodel, 2009
4
Aesthetic Order: A Philosophy of Order, Beauty and Art
Kant implies thismuch: The songof birdsproclaims gladsomeness and
contentment with existence.At least sowe interpret Nature [...] Butthe interest
which we here take in beauty has only to dowith the beauty ofNature; it vanishes
altogether as ...
5
Autology: An Inductive System of Mental Science; Whose ...
It here manifests itself as gladsomeness, benevolentness, gratefulness, taking
thus an interest and finding delight in the same class of thiugs in which it found
delight as mere cheerfulness. As, then, cheerfulness animated and enlightened
by ...
David Henry Hamilton, 1873
6
Childe Hassam, American Impressionist
They make no strong appeal to the emotions, but entice one to gladsomeness, or
that dreamy kind of sadness which is itself a pleasure.” 4' This sunny
gladsomeness and dreamy sadness would be Hassam's legacy as a watercolor
painter.
7
The Ministers Manual: A Study and Pulpit Guide
And one of the sources of the gladsomeness of Jesus was that something great
enough to live and die for had been given him in the ordering of God. Voices
called him, as they call us all. Sometimes they bore the accents of a friend. He
was ...
Gerard Benjamin Fleet Hallock, 1951
8
Sonnet series and itinerary poems, 1820-1845
96 28 no comma MS. 96 29 Shadow] shadow MS. 96 32 Summer gladsomeness
rev to summer- gladsomeness MS. 1832/36 summer gladsomeness MS. 96
summer- gladsomeness 1836- semicolon rev from comma MS. 96; rev to colon
MS.
William Wordsworth, Geoffrey Jackson, 2004
9
Memoir and Letters of Sara Coleridge
III. To her Eldest Brother: Chester Place, r844.—There is a gladsomeness
generally found in children happily circumstanced and managed by those who
understand and will to act upon the simple rules, by observance of which these
little ones ...
Sara Coleridge Coleridge, 1874
10
Memoir and letters of Sara Coleridge, ed. by her daughter ...
Gladsomeness of Childhood — Severe Discipline not suited to the Period of
Early Youth. To her Eldest Brother. Chester Place, 1844. — There is a
gladsomeness generally- found in children happily circumstanced and managed
by those who ...
Sara Coleridge, Edith Coleridge, 1875
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLADSOMENESS»
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Maxine Hong Kingston I LOVE A BROAD MARGIN TO MY LIFE
Or: “The Poet's day will be moment upon moment of gladsomeness.” Kingston affects a faux-naïf tone throughout that book, but the naiveté is ... «New York Times, Mar 11»
