10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEADSTRONGLY»
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The Works: Revised & Corrected by the Author, with an ...
Well, well, if you are so headstrongly inclined," answered the favourite, "write out
the letter, and I will carry it to the King myself, beseeching him to take your refusal
in good part. " Not so, indeed," cried Overbury. " I cannot think of making your ...
George Payne Rainsford James, 1849
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The Biblical review, and Congregational magazine [formerly ...
... or else showing to them the termination of the career in which they
headstrongly proceed, in spite of conscience and God's positive law. These are
the prophecies properly so called, according to the more limited modern sense of
the word.
"Well, well, if you are so headstrongly inclined," answered the favourite , "write
out the letter , and I will carry it to the King myself, beseeching him to take your
refusal in good part." "Not so, indeed," cried Overbury. " I cannot think of making
your ...
George Payne Rainsford James, 1844
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The Works of G.P.R. James, Esq
Well, well, if you are so headstrongly inclined," answered the favourite, " write out
the letter, and I will carry it to the King myself, beseeching him to take your refusal
in good part?' " Not so, indeed," cried Overbury. " I cannot think of making your ...
George Payne Rainsford James, 1849
... adv. headstrongly, stubbornly, inflexibly, contumaciously. jpartllprfjgteit/ /.
stubbornness, inflexibility, contumaciousuoss, obstinacy, pertinacity, wilfulncss.
ftartrt-cflel/ m. privet. JpartrinDia, >; a r i fdju i 1 1], adj. hard-rinded. ftartfcblacft tig/
adj.
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrüger, 1801
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REPORTS FROM COMMISSIONERS: 1840
... and that was money out of my pocket ; I did not resign it headstrongly ; I had the
advice of a very eminent solicitor before 1 sent in my tender of resignation. 360.
Lord Eliot.'] Upon what principle did you summon the juries in your parish during
...
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The book of the Mainyô-i-khard: the Pazand and Sansk. texts, ...
42,10. self-willedly, headstrongly, obstinately, arbitrarily, despotically; s.
svechchhdchdratayd, p. g^-fr^l tS**^- dy±»- . Quel + dosha (Pahl. Z. zaosha, S.
josha) ~\- adv. suff. iVia. qad-doshi n. 37, 32. self-will, stubbornness, obstinacy,
despotism; ...
Mainyô-i-khard, Naïriusaṅgha, 1871
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Roosevelt the Reformer: Theodore Roosevelt as Civil Service ...
Both possessed excellent administrative abilities, inexhaustible energy, con¤
dence, and obstinacy and were headstrongly moralistic. A collision between the
two could be thunderous. Wanamaker was a proud old-guard Republican who ...
Richard D. White Jr, 2003
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A Challenge to Islam for Reformation: The Rediscovery and ...
But if someone wants to read headstrongly another distribution of the given
calligraphic consonants (without points) he can easily and plausibly argue that
the slight differences in space and height of the given calligraphy text is caused
by a ...
Will we have to scout for him, or will he too, headstrongly, ditto his elder brother,
and blunder into a marriage of passion? Who knows — in the hours that he
wastes away from the house and supposedly at College, he might already be
leching ...
Upamanyu Chatterjee, 1997
