10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEARTSOMENESS»
Discover the use of
heartsomeness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heartsomeness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Alderbrook: A Collection of Fanny Forester's [pseud.] ...
Nobody could tell what bad things he had done or was in danger of doing ; and
everybody loved him for his frank heartsomeness, his ready wit, and his gay good
-nature ; but still, it was the general impression that Will Waters, though a " very ...
Emily Chubbuck Judson, 1847
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Tercentenary Monument: In Commemoration of the Three ...
It combines German heartsomeness with theological acumen and clearness,
biblical simplicity with evangelical power and fulness. "It is deserving," says a
Lutheran historian of Germany in our own time,* -.of the estimation in which it is
held ...
Reformed Church in the United States. General Convention, 1863
... high and low was sharply drawn at Second Westings—it was obviousthat the
sister of Mr. Robert Glenowen musthave been gently born. Thosewho would
notletthemselves bewarmed by UncleBob's bright heartsomeness were unable ...
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts, 2013
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Rumi: Swallowing the Sun
... saffronstained, the worldly multihued signs ofme, and mysoul, ancient, wise,
set within this, myframe– may my youth be as dust at its feet – Look sharpnow,
through myeyes– Do not let my seeming heartsomeness steal away with your
heart.
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Let Something Good be Said: Speeches and Writings of Frances ...
... in scores of homes belonging to “exceptional women,” “women with a career,”
etc., my testimony is that for wholesomeness, heartsomeness, and every quality
that superadds home-making to housekeeping, I have never seen their superiors,
...
Frances Elizabeth Willard, Carolyn De Swarte Gifford, Amy R. Slagell, 2007
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
UNCLEAN HEARTSOMENESS, a singular phrase used to express adultery. "
Alleged, — Warrandice is only incurred by legal deeds, as by a contrary
disposition and double rights, and not by such a natural fact of unclean
heartsome- ness.
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
UNCLEAN HEARTSOMENESS,a singular phrase used to express adultery. "
Alleged, — Warrandice is only incurred by legal deeds, as by a contrary
disposition and double rights, and not by such a natural fact of unclean
hcartsome- nets.
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A Learned and Complete Commentary upon the Book of the ...
Last/y, There is the delightsomeness, and heartsomeness of this talk; though they
rest not either day or night, it is not a wearisome work; for, it is singing: and his
sayilpg they rg/Z not, is not P it is, so to speak, an ease to be venting. Line-r. m. ...
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The English dialect dictionary
1794) 208, ed. 1842. n.Yks.2, th.1,Wa1-.3 I.W. 'Tis pleasant and heartsome up
under tree where the primroses blows, GRAY Annrslry (18891 I. 110. Hence (I)
Heartsomely, adv. cheerfully, merrily, heartily; (2) Heartsomeness, sb.
cheerfulness.
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The People of the Pilgrimage: An Expository Study of the ...
The story had not yet relaxed to make room for the very human heartsomeness of
cosy inns or hospitable homes. Still it was well that the second version of pilgrim-
life, with its ampler truthfulness and milder' intensity, should recognise the place ...
