10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILL-HUMOUREDLY»
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Chambers concise dictionary
ill-humouredly adv. illiberal > adj^ narrow-minded; prejudiced; intolerant. 2 not
generous; mean. 3 uncultured; unrefined. [16c: from Latin illiberalis mean or
ignoble] □ illiberality n. □ illiberally adv. illicit /i'hsit/ >adj not permitted by law,
rule or ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
ill- humouredly adverb. illiberal c> adj 1 having strict opinions about morality,
behaviour, etc; narrow-minded; prejudiced. 2 not generous; mean. 3 uncultured;
unrefined. • illiberality noun. • illiberally adverb. © 16c: from Latin illiberalis mean
or ...
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A storehouse of stories. Ed. by C.M. Yonge. Storehouse the 2nd
For those who feel shame always know that they have done something wrong.
Speak, what is it?' Then he related, shedding many tears, how foolishly and ill-
humouredly he had behaved all day, and how much trouble he had brought on ...
Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1872
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Peirol, Troubadour of Auvergne
pride in that I do ill-humouredly reproach and blame her; and yet I know the best
significance of love, namely that never should any man for any cause become
wrathful but that he should know how to suffer misfortune tranquilly. 5 I have no ...
Peirol d'Auvergne, Stanley Collin Aston, 1953
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Dramas: Adapted for the Representation of Juvenile Persons
(Ill-humouredly.) lntollerably troubled. ' Chevalier Leon. ' How'mny' we
denominate this furious malady? Raymond. ' on! 1 am sick-a-siekusiek. Chevalier
Leon. ,Of what? 7 Raynwnd. The Spleen and bad company. (All laugh, and _with
an ...
H. Howard (pseud.), Charles Jeremiah Wells, 1820
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The hive; or, Mental gatherings. For the benefit of the ...
Leave me," said Marie, very ill-humouredly. " I had begged you never to leave
any flowers in my little drawing- room, the Minister does not like them ; and this
morning he left me in the middle of breakfast, complaining of my want of care for
his ...
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Found dead, by the author of 'Blondel Parva'.
Indeed, he said that he did not believe that you were ill at all, and that it was all —
asking your pardon, Sir, for using so vulgar an expression — gammon.' ' The
scouadrel ! ' ejaculated the painter ; but not ill-humouredly either. 'When a man is
a ...
ejaculated the painter; but not ill-humouredly either. “When a man is a creditor,
Mrs. Maude, he thinks he may say anything.” “He said he would call again to-
morrow morning, Sir, at ten o'clock; and if you were not up then, would wait till
you ...
The Doge shambled ill-humouredly about the room. 'At so inconvenient a
moment,' he was muttering. 'As you see, Francesco, I am on the point of leaving.
My health demands it. I am too fat to endure the heat here. I am going to
Passeriano.
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Lives of eminent and illustrious Englishmen: from Alfred the ...
About this time occurred the marriage of the prince of Orange to the lady Mary; in
allusion to which, Lord Arlington, rather ill-humouredly, remarked, that “some
things were so ill in themselves that the manner of doing them could not mend
them ...
George Godfrey Cunningham, 1834
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