10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ILLEGIBLENESS»
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1
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
1645, p.55(N. E.D.). CoinedfromIl (2)andLegible. Der. illegibly, illegibleness; also
illegibility. ILLEGITIMATE, not born in wedlock. (L.)In Shak. Troil. v.7. 18. From Il (
2) and Legitimate. Der. illegitimately, illegitimac y. ILLIBERAL, niggardly, mean.
2
The American Jurist and Law Magazine
Another singularity attach~ ing to him was, the extraordinary illegibleness of his
hand writing; so that though his opinions were more sought for than those of any
man of his time, it frequently happened that his clients were obliged to resort to ...
3
The phonographic word-book ...: Intended immediately to ...
limitable illimitable limitably inimitably limitabletiess illimitableness literate
illiterate literateness illiterateness literacy illiteracy licit illicit licitly illicitly licitness
illicitness legible illegible legibly illegibly legibility illegibility legibleness
illegibleness ...
Stephen Pearl Andrews, Augustus French Boyle, 1849
4
Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
Unlcntfant, I. adj. ungovernable ; II. adv. ungovernably. Unlenf fam!ett, /.
ungovernableness. UnleSbat, Unle jevliel', I. adj. not legible, illegible ; not worth
reading; II. adv. not legibly. UltlcfcvltditVit, /! illegibleness. Unleugbar, adj. vid.
Unlaugbar.
Felix Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
5
The Annual Biography and Obituary (etc.)-London, Longman, ...
Another singularity attached to him was, the extraordinary illegibleness of his
handwriting; so that, though his opinions were more sought for than those of any
man of his time, it frequently happened that his clients were obliged to resort to ...
6
The Vishnu Purana a System of Hindu Mythology and Tradition ...
Compare the Harivarhéa, 51. 917, 918. 1|; SI. 912. ' “ Here I have filled out a line
which Professor Wilson, it should seem, was not enabled, from the illegibleness
of his MSS., to decipher in its entirety. 1*? See Vol. 11., p. 227, text and note 1. i; ...
7
THE NORTH AMERICA REVIEW
profound a reverence for the word of God to deface it by comments or conjectural
readings of their own. Thus the only discrepancies were such as could hardly fail
to grow from the occasional ambiguity or illegibleness of the manuscript copied ...
8
The American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge, for ...
... Cambridge, yet retained, through his professional career, unalloyed, his broad
provincial dialect ; his utterance was also greatly embarrassed by hesitation and
stuttering; his handwriting was noted for its illegibleness; and one of his feet was
...
9
Dictionary of the English and German languages for general ...
nnlegible- nesR, illegibleness. Unleugbar, adj. undeniable, indieputable. [
ableness. Unlrugt arfiit , f. -, undent- Únfleb, adj. el adv. disagree- ablet f* i ft mit-, I
am i>orry for it. [unsweal. Únliebfiril, adj. unpleasant, linliet>Ud)!ftt,f.-,
unpleasantness.
10
Acts and Proceedings in Regular Session
After the opening with prayer, Arondeus and his party came in, and were asked
for their defence; but as they complained of being uuprepared, because of the
illegibleness of the MS. reasons furnished to him, a better copy was provided,
and ...
Reformed Church in America. General Synod, 1859
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