10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HURTLESSLY»
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1
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
Innocent, harmless, innoxious, doing no harm ; receiving no hurt. Hurtlessly, hfirf-
lls-le, adv. Without harm. Hurtlessness, hurt'les-nis, s. Freedom from any
pernicious quality. Husband, huz-bund, *. 88. 515. The correlative to wife, a man
married ...
2
Sexual, Marital, and Familial Relations: Therapeutic ...
Although he liked to view himself as an "empirical eclecticist," both
philosophically and professionally, the importance of the self and the dysfunc-
tionality that occurs from our inability to assert ourselves helpfully and hurtlessly
came strongly to ...
Robert Henley Woody, Jane Divita Woody, 1973
3
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
... turn about quickly: tionndaidh mu chuairt, cuir car dhiot. HURTLEBERRY, s.
Dearcag choille. HURTLESS, adj. l. Innocent, harmless : neo-chronail, neo-
lochdach, neo~chiontach. 2. receivihg no hurt: sabhailte, téaruinte.
HURTLESSLY, adv.
4
The Gentleman's Magazine
A picnic party of thirty ladies and gentlemen was returning to Bombay from
Bandara, when an omnibus containing four ladies and seven gentlemen was
overturned, eight of the passengers being hurtlessly thrown into a plantation,
while three, ...
5
The Complete Angler: Or The Contemplative Man's Recreation
... without all question, is the art of angling, which having ever beene most
hurtlessly necessary, hath become the Sporte or Recreation of God's Saints, of
most holy Fathers, and of many worthy and reverend Divines, * These are, faith,
hope, ...
Izaak Walton, George Washington Bethune, 1847
6
A Manual of English Prose Literature
... both with brave breaking should hurtlessly have performed that match, but that
the pitiless lance of Amphialus (angry with being broken) with an unlucky
counterbuff, full of unsparing splinters, lighted upon that face, far fitter for the
combats of ...
7
A Voice from the Danube: Or, The True State of the Case ...
At length the revolutionary outbursts of Spain and Italy were suppressed, when
Austria had breathing time allowed to resume the usual placid course of her
policy; and, as the storm had broken off somewhat hurtlessly, the Imperial
Government ...
8
A Dictionary of the English and Portuguese Languages: In Two ...
Hurtle-berry, s. Ve Bilberry. Hiirtless , adj. innocente, que nao faz mal ; it. ¡
inmaculado, que nao recebco nenbum mal, ;iem damno. Hurtlessly, adv. scm
damno, sem detrimento. Htirtlessness, s. innocencia, qualidade de cousa que
nao faz mal.
They not only admire the policy of labour as a means of engaging the energies of
man innocently to himself and hurtlessly to others, but they also look upon the in-
tensest drudgery as justifiable if it be used as a safeguard against crime, and ...
10
Explanations: A Sequel to "Vestiges of the Natural History ...
despairing comfortlessness of the selfish, who have acted through long years on
the supposition that the social affections could be starved hurtlessly ; in the
pestilences ravaging the haunts of poverty, and revenging, in a spreading
contagion, ...
