10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRIMLOOKED»
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grimlooked in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
grimlooked and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The book without a name [essays] by sir T.C. and lady Morgan
One of the standing accusations against twelve o'clock at night is, that it is a dark
and gloomy hour, of a louring and suspicious countenance, and an avowed
protector of rogues and vagabonds :— "Oh! grimlooked night! Oh! night with hue
so ...
Thomas Charles Morgan (sir.), Sydney Morgan (lady.), 1841
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The Baptist Library: A Republication of Standard Baptist Works
They are fallen also upon us, Lord, with many thousand Doubters, such as with
whom we cannot tell what to do ; they are all grimlooked, and unmerciful ones,
and they bid defiance to us and thee. Our wisdom is gone, our power is gone, ...
Charles George Sommers, William R. Williams, Levi L. Hill, 1843
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The Book Without a Name
One of the standing accusations against twelve o'clock at night is, that it is a dark
and gloomy hour, of a louring and suspicious countenance, and an avowed
protector of rogues and vagabonds : — " Oh ! grimlooked night .' Oh .' night with
hue ...
Sir Thomas Charles Morgan, Lady Morgan (Sydney), 1841
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Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary
Belong. Nicelonging. Loof: aloof. Look: grimlooked; leanlooked; o'erlook; outlook;
overlook; red looked; sharplooking; unlooked; unlookedfor. Loose: unloose. Lord:
landlord. Lorn: forlorn;lasslorn. Lose: fastlost; newlost; welllost. Loss: afterloss.
They are t'allen also upon us, Lord, with many thousand Doubters, such as with
whom we cannot tell what to do; they are all grimlooked, and unmerciful ones,
and they bid defiance to us and thee. ' Our wisdom is gone, our power is gone, ...
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The Works of that Eminent Servant of Christ, John Bunyan, ...
They are fallen also upon us, Lord, with many thousand Doubters, such as with
whom we cannot tell what to do; they are all grimlooked, and unmerciful ones,
and they bid defiance to us and thee. The petition. ' _. -_-4-___e~_ Our wisdom is
...
s ' grimlooked night.' The Lith. 'naktis ne brolis, night is no man's friend' occurs
already in Scherer's St. Gall. Mss. 34': die nacht niemand ze freunde hat, and in H
. Sachs 1, 233°. On the other hand : ' la nuit porte avis,' conf. to sleep upon a ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Plutarch (Illustrated)
Nevertheless, being pushed forward by other deformed and grimlooked goblins,
asif therehad been some necessity forhim to pass forward,he sawhow that
theshadows of such ashad been notorious malefactors, and hadbeen punished
in ...
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Saemtliche Werke von Brüder Grimm (Illustrierte)
Benfey 2, 224. das gr. δείλη abend, δείελος abendlich wird mit δειλός furchtsam
und δείδω verwandt sein. vgl. νὺξ ολοή.Od.11, 19. mhd. nahteise horror noctis.
fundgr.1,181und Shakespeare's grimlooked night. das litt. ›naktis ne brolis, die ...
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The works of that eminent servant of Christ, John Bunyan: ...
They are fallen also upon us, Lord, with many thousand Doubters, such as with w
hom we cannot tell what to do ; they are all grimlooked, and unmerciful ones, and
they bid defiance to its and thee. Our wisdom is gone, our power is gone, ...
