10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEROICALNESS»
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heroicalness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Ye Shall Know the Truth: Christianity and the Perennial ...
The scope of the intelligence is an entirely different question: it is only too clear
that one cannot say, from a Catholic point view any more than from any other
traditional point of view, that heroicalness of virtues and miracles suffice to prove
the ...
Mateus Soares de Azevedo, 2005
2
The History of the Royal Society of London for Improving of ...
... as imagined heroicalness was the measure of it, a devoted affecter of
romances, with the life and soul whereof she was practically spirited, as a good
Christian is with that of the bible; of a spirit superlatively high and precipitating,
averse to ...
3
Clarissa Or the History of a Young Lady: Comprehending the ...
My most affectionate compliments and congratulations 'to my new niece,
conclude me, for the present, in violent pain, that with all your heroicalness would
make you mad, Your truly afffectionate ufizle, This letter clenched the nail. Not but
that ...
4
Discourses on important and interesting subjects: being the ...
Let us carry ourselves as the children. of God in magnanimity and heroicalness.
The saints are high-born, they are of the true blood-royal, born of God, they must
do nothing sneakingly or sordidly, they must not fear the faces of men ; as that ...
5
The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, ...
My most affectionate compliments and congratulations to, my new niece,
conclude me, for the present, in violent pain, that with all your heroicalness would
make you mad, Your truly afl'ectionate uncle, _ III. This letter clenched the nail.
Not but ...
Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia), 1810
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A compleat body of speculative and practical divinity: ...
Here the Heroicalness of the Apostle's Religion inspires his Stile with a ncw
Degree of Sublimizfy, and gives it suc a Turn of Grandure, and Nobleness of
Thought, as is inimitable by Pagan Eloquence. Those Infirmities, which a Pagan
would ...
7
The Princesse Cloria, or, The royal romance: Imbellished ...
... which the perverseness of his fortunes , would not formerly suffer them to
perform; either wanting heroicalness enough in their natures for such decorums ,
or perhaps so designed by the heavens for the farther demonstration of his
courage ...
8
The Case of Mary Queen of Scots, and of Elizabeth Queen of ...
And, as is frequently seen in life, the injudiciousness constitutes the heroicalness
of it. _ ' .Butthis very gallantry of innocence, and this very heroism 0f honesty,
made Elizabeth to shrink the more from a conflict. She retired as Mary advanced.
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
(gwra»r) Heroicalness. Gwrryw, ». m.— fl. t. od (gwr— ihyw) A maie kind. a. Of a
malc kind ; maie. Gwrrywgyd, ». ». (gwrryw — cyj1) Sodomy. Gwrrywgydiaw, v. a.
(gwrrgywgyd) To commit sodomy. Gwrrywgydiaw], a (gwrrywgyd) Sodomitical.
My most affectionate compliments and congratulations to my new niece,
conclude me, for the present, in violent pain, that with all your heroicalness would
make you mad, Your truly affectionate Uncle, M. THAT letter clencb'd the nail. Not
but ...
