10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HURTLESSNESS»
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hurtlessness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A dictionary of the German and English languages
Hurtlessness. ,. lmrt'i«ni<. ,. «. tl.de Ilnfd)ñ6íi$rtit. 2. (ie llnverfehrtheit. Hurtling,
hurt-ling, (p. burile) • (ai (--in v,iir. SIIVK Husband, hùz'bund, i .u,, ¡in hut- bond»; (
An. huutbonde; |'фп>. butbonde) <• l. (er -XV .
Christoph Friedrich Grieb, 1847
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
Bilbcrry. HURTLESS, hhrU-lis. a. lnnocent, harmless,innoxious,doing no harm;
receiving no hurt. HURTLhSSLY, hhrU-lls-ly. Without harm. HURTLESSNESS,
hhrU-les-nis. s. Freedom from any pernicious quality. HUSBAND, hhzfflbhnd, s.
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language, ...
Bilberry. Huarusss, hiirt-'-lés, a. Innocent, harmless, lnnoxious, doing no harm;
receiving no hurt. HURTLESSLY, hfirtiles-lé, ad. Without harm. HURTLESSNESS
, hfirtflés-nés, 0. Freedom from any pernicious quality. HUSBAND, hfizfihilnd, s.
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The Ladies' Lexicon, and Parlour Companion ...: Being Also ...
HURT'LESS. adj Innocent, harmless, innoxious. adv. hurtlessly: s. hurtlessness.
HUS'BAND. s. A man married to a woman. HUS'BAND. v. To manage with
economy. pr. par. husbanding; past, husbanded: s. husbander. HUS'BANDMAN.
s.
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The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia
something which might as well breed your contentment; therefore, hoping that the
goodness of their intention and the hurtlessness of their sex shall excuse the
breach of the cotn; mandment in coming to this place unsent for, they chose out
us ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
112, Chaucer, C.T. 10785 (F 471); hurtful, hurtfully, hurtful ness; hurtless,
hurtlessly, hurtlessness. HURTLE, to comeinto collision with,todash against, to
rattle. (F.;with E. suffix.) Nearlyobsolete, but usedin Gray's Fatal Sisters, st. 1;
imitated from ...
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Addresses and Lectures Before the Philadelphia County ...
The diversity of its applicability, the rapidity and power of its action, and the
general hurtlessness of its tendencies, make its introduction into the
armamentum medicnm, one of the most important events in the history of
medicine. Yet, gentlemen ...
Philadelphia County Medical Society, 1857
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
Harmless; innocent; doing no injury ; innoxious ; receiving no injury.
HURTLESSLY, hurtles-le, ail. Without harm. — Seldom used. HURTLESSNESS,
hurtles-nss, a. Freedom from any pernicions quality. HUSBAND, hn/.'lmml, s. (
huibonda, Sax.) ...
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Christ in the Will, the Heart, and the Life: Discourses
Too often we conceive that mere hurtlessness is the one thing needful. Hence he
who seldom errs is supposed to be, of course, the best man. To be a Christian is
to hide one's self in a sunny nook, away from wind and storm, and there dream ...
Artemas Bowers Muzzey, 1861
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An Explanatory and Phonographic Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
HURTLESS, hllrt-'léa, a. Innocent; harmless. Receiving nn hurt. HURTLESSLY,
hdrtllz-s-lé, ad. Without harm. HURTLESSNESS, hlirtllésnes. n. Freedom from an
inju or pernicious quality. HU TLI G,l1firtflJng, ppr. Moving with whirlinrr round.
