10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILL HUMOUR»
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ill humour in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ill humour and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New Manual; Or, Symptomen-codex
Ill-humour, causing loathing of life, apprehensions about the future, Grot. 18. Ill-
humoured, quarrelsome, Dig. 19. Ill-humour, is apt to quarrel and scold, takes
every thing in bad part, Nuz v. 20. Vexed at trifles, with palpitation of the heart,
and ...
Gottlieb Heinrich Georg Jahr, Charles Julius Hempel, 1853
2
The Pathogenic Cyclopaedia: A Systematic Arrangement and ...
Very cross, irritable humour, shewing temper at mere trifles. Sudden, extreme but
quickly passing bursts of rage, and chafing to complete fury, from the smallest
cause, often proceeding to violence. Baryta carbonica. Great ennui and ill-
humour.
Robert Ellis Dudgeon, 1850
3
The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany
Indeed the writer lets slip the eel in his hand before the sentence is done, and
catches another ; so that although ill-humour begins the passage, ill-nature ends
it. The " pretext" which follows is likewise more the pretext of the ill- natured than
of ...
4
The Pathogenetic Cyclopaedia: Chapters 1-3.-v.2. Chapters 4-15
Irritability and ill-humour, with fatigue of the mind. Irritability and sensitiveness.
Very irritable all day and disposed to be peevish. Easily sensitive and ill-
humoured. Peevish, impatient, desperate, so that he could shoot himself. Peevish
irritability ...
Robert Ellis Dudgeon, 1850
5
Debates of the House of Commons: During the Thirteenth ...
I was surprised that he should think a moment of ill-humour an improper time. To
me the moment of ill-humour appears of all times the most proper. For what
purpose do we inquire, but to remove that ill-humour ? The grounds for such an ...
Henry Cavendish, John Wright, 1842
6
The Sorrows of Young Werther
“That is what I meant,” I replied; “ill-humour resembles indolence: it is natural to
us; but if once we have courage to exert ourselves, we find our work run fresh
from our hands, and we experience in the activity from which we shrank a real ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 2013
7
Debates of the house of commons during the thirteenth parlia
I was surprised that he should think a moment of ill-humour an improper time. To
me the moment of ill-humour appears of all times the most proper. For what
purpose do we inquire, but to remove that ill-humour? The grounds for such an ...
Sir Henry Cavendish, 1841
8
Shaftesbury: Characteristics of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times
Nothing beside ill humour, either natural or forced, can bring a man to think
seriously that the world is governed by any devilish or malicious power. I very
much question whether anything besides ill humour can be the cause of atheism.
Anthony Ashley Cooper Earl of Shaftesbury, Lawrence E. Klein, 1999
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Characteristicks Of Men, Manners, Opinions, Times: In Three ...
Nothing besidc ill Humour, either natural or sorc'd, can bring a Man to think
seriously that the World is govern'd by my devilish or malicious Power. I very
much question whether any thing, befides ill Humour, can be the Cause of
Atheism.
Anthony Ashley Cooper ¬of Shaftesbury, 1749
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The English journal of education, ed. by G. Moody
But the number of teachers who are endowed by nature with cheerfulness is very
small ; the greater proportion are more susceptible of ill- humour, and are,
therefore, mostly in a discontented state of mind. That, in this unpleasant mood, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ILL HUMOUR»
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ill humour is used in the context of the following news items.
Mohawk is adding muscle to the women's basketball team
... last November, the Mohawk Mountaineers' women's basketball squad went shopping this off-season for some grit, sandpaper and ill humour. «Hamilton Spectator, Jun 15»
A modern take on the campaign with the Tory prime minister leading …
His diaries record the meeting: 'Received, with ill humour, a party of junior officers demanding that the leaders of key regiments, including the ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
The tabloid century: how popular papers helped to define Britain
One classic example concerns homosexuality, a subject of widespread tabloid condemnation in the 1950s, ill humour as late as the 1980s ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Cryptic crossword No 26575
... for work or walking (8); 13 In which kings and queens may all too easily fall (4-6); 15 Has meal beset by animal noises to produce ill humour? «The Guardian, May 15»
German writer Gunter Grass dies at 87: 'To be continued'
The ill humour of the powers-that-be forced Socrates to drain the cup of hemlock to the dregs, sent Ovid into exile, made Seneca open his veins ... «Scroll.in, Apr 15»
Rampant Cork Rebels rock Donegal with goal rush
... NFL semi-final, one marked by slick passing and clever support play rather than the negativity and ill humour we've come to expect recently. «Irish Examiner, Apr 15»
I Ching, Mark Rylance, and how to choose lunch
There's a bit that says a man (it's always men) must set about dissolving the "obstructions" of misanthropy and "saturnine ill humour" when he ... «The Independent, Feb 15»
QUIRKY WORLD ... Teacher's war of words with Scrabble body ends …
The new year's ill humour may have been contagious: Naples rubbish collectors and Bari bus drivers also called in sick in droves on New ... «Irish Examiner, Jan 15»
All quiet on the shirt-front as tension between Tony Abbott and …
... with ill humour, to the will of global diplomacy, which is that APEC will deal only with economic issues and everybody is to be nice to Vladimir. «Sydney Morning Herald, Nov 14»
Car alarms are anti-social and should be banned
I suppose I should be directing my ill humour at whoever it is from our local criminal class who's out and about robbing cars, but in fact the ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jun 14»
