10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBDOMADALLY»
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James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch,
1839
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Plays by Tom Taylor: Still Waters Run Deep, The Contested ...
GATHERCOLE: (interrupting and rising) I can readily understand, with Mr
Spitchcock's well known and hebdomadally reiterated opinions, that he should
be averse to any change which will limit the oppressive influence of territorial
interests.
Tom Taylor, Martin Banham,
1985
3
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
See eyelel. hebdomadally (heb-dom'a-dal-i), adv. By the week; from week to
week". Did we not hear their representatives In Congress assembled, for whom
our chaplain hebdomadally prayed, and we, as in duty bound, responded "Amen"
?
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
Soecydel. hebdomadally (heb-dom'a-dal-i), adv. By the week; from week to week.
Did we not hear their representatives in Congress assembled, for whom our
chaplain hebdomadally prayed, and we, as in duty bound, responded "Amen"?
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
See cyclei. hebdomadally (heb-dom'a-dal-i), adv. By the week; from week to
week. Did we not hear their representatives in CongreBs assembled, for whom
our chaplain hebdomadally prayed, and we, as in duty bound, responded "Amen"
?
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
See cyclel. hebdomadally (hebdom'a-dal-i), adv. By the week; from week to week
. Did we not hear their re resentatives in Congress assembled. for whom our
chap ain hebdomadally prayed, and we. as in duty bound, responded "Amen"?
William Dwight Whitney,
1904
7
Mothers and Daughters: A Novel
There often rningles a curious sort of mental restlessness with the sins of
threescore years and ten. Elderly people —particularly such as are in the habit of
hebdomadally shedding their penitential tears at the Lock Chapel — are apt to
wrestle ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances),
1834
Ranges of broad fish-ponds, dense with flowering aquatic weeds, a piscatory
farm, mete for Roman catholic families who hebdomadally eat fish, skirted either
sideof a broad gravel coach-road, that twirled and lengthened towards the river ...
Shakespeare II. (pseud.),
1825
... the nomme dc guerrc which the author has assumed in his title-page appears
to ave been judiciously chosen ; since his fictitious narratives much resemble the
spiritual exhortations with which he may be supposed hebdomadally to edify his
...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths,
1822
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A Journey Due South: Travels in Search of Sunshine
... and cheap dream-books — the last devoutly believed in by the common
people as an infallible guide for speculations in that hebdomadally recurring
lottery which literally pauperises the mass of the Italian people, the thrifty and
laborious as ...
George Augustus Sala,
1888
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEBDOMADALLY»
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Charles Dickens in the editor's chair.
You see, in publishing hebdomadally, any kind of alternation is very dangerous. One must hit, not only hard, but quick. Please look well to the ... «The Fortnightly Review, Dec 11»
'Epicrisis' spells trouble for Seattle student
"Stacy told Alex that his dating prospects would improve greatly if he started bathing more than just hebdomadally." The humor didn't help this ... «KOMO News, May 09»