QUOTES WITH «INEXPRESSIBLY»
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inexpressibly.
There is something inexpressibly sad in the thought of the children who crossed the ocean with the Pilgrims and the fathers of Jamestown, New Amsterdam, and Boston, and the infancy of those born in the first years of colonial life in this strange new world.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INEXPRESSIBLY»
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inexpressibly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Eyes of the World (EasyRead Large Bold Edition)
She was so sure that Mr. King had some inexpressibly wonderful work to show
them. Couldn't they go at once to the equally inexpressibly beautiful studio, to see
the inexpressibly lovely pictures that she was so inexpressibly sure he had been
...
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The Giants and the Dodgers: Four Cities, Two Teams, One Rivalry
8. 1951: "The. Inexpressibly. Fantastic". Horace Stoneham's first assignment for
Leo Durocher was to write an evaluation of the Giants. Durocher begged off,
saying he needed to spend time with the team first. Stoneham agreed, but when
the ...
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Nineteenth-Century British Travelers in the New World
Chapter. 7. “Inexpressibly. Engaging”: Fanny. Trollope. Visits. Charles. Bird. King'
sPortraits. of. Indian. Chiefs. ChristineDeVine Fanny Trollope's wildly popular
book Domestic Manners of the Americans (1832) recounts her fouryear stayinand
...
Professor Christine DeVine, 2013
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Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... filled him with inexpressible delight/joy/horror/pain. • inexpressibly /.m.ik'spres.i
.bli/ adverb The jokes were inexpressibly awful. inexpressive /.m.ik'spres.iv/
adjective showing no feelings: Although the shock must have been great, her
face ...
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Sincere devotion: exemplified in the life of mrs. C.E. ...
The cord which binds together matter and spirit is inexpressibly slender, and may
in a moment be snapped asunder. The bowl whence life draws her nourishing
draughts is inexpressibly brittle, and may in a moment be dashed to pieces.
Benjamin Field, Catherine Elizabeth Martin, 1862
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the journal of psychological medicine and mental pathology
There is something inexpressibly noble in the efforts of these great minds to solve
this great problem ; something inexpressibly touching in the confessions of their
incompetency ; something, too, inexpressibly delightful to us in the admission, ...
Yes, I remember,” says Rawdon, fixing his eyes coldly and sternly on her. “ The
amulet I had had the folly to rob you of ! The treasure which, as Monsieur de
LansM's gilt, was so inexpressibly precious to you ! ” “ De Lansac's gift!
inexpressibly ...
William Conant Church, 1871
were literally "wolves." But an inexpressibly great distinction subsists between
such statements and that which Christ has made in respect to an endurance after
death of such " torments" as are hopeless and as will be everlasting. It has from ...
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Ought We to Visit Her ?
the treasure which, as M. de Lansac's gift, was so inexpressibly precious to you!”
“ 'De Lansac's gift!' 'Inexpressibly precious!' What nonsense are you talking now?”
cries jane, looking up at him with her unabashed blue eyes. “Did I ever tell you ...
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Jewish Book of Comfort
God bless you is the wish to your ever loving Dad, Herman —Herman Hecht in
This I Believe Life Has Been Inexpressibly Sweet to Me Whensoever death shall
come, it will find me unafiaid. I pray that it may find me ready. I have ever tried so
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INEXPRESSIBLY»
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Review: Morgan's at Interlaken Inn Embraces the Changing of …
That nest of microgreens was rendered inexpressibly delightful by a light anointment of tarragon oil, nearly overshadowing the fork-tender ... «New York Times, Jul 15»
The unseen Charles Dickens: read the excoriating essay on …
The flippancy which would propitiate the guardian class at the expense not merely of humanity but honesty, is inexpressibly shocking; and with ... «The Independent, Jul 15»
Hear the painting? How about seeing the music?
The elemental desolation of Sibelius's final orchestral work is inexpressibly magnified by your intense visual focus on the pseudo-solid ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
A Week in the Life of Sandra Boynton
I arrive late. But when Devin and I at last meet up, it's inexpressibly wonderful to see him, and so worth the journey. On the way home, he drives. «Wall Street Journal, Jul 15»
?Dildos and a Beckett Novel?
You quote Wittgenstein: “The inexpressible is contained, inexpressibly, in the expressed.” It's great, right? Every book I write, I'm just trying to ... «Daily Beast, Jul 15»
Fishing: Roger's Remarks for July 8
... had changed for him, from a compulsion to catch something to one where he made every inexpressibly valuable moment on the water count! «Fresno Bee, Jul 15»
Sorry, London: you're too uncool. And way behind New York
... how inexpressibly awful the capital is. So awful, in fact, they are now doing the heretofore absolutely unthinkable and moving out of London. «The Guardian, Jul 15»
Enter Shikari heading to the region
He said: "It's difficult to summon the words, we're inexpressibly excited for these shows! "Before booking an 'arena-sized' tour we wanted to wait ... «Burton Mail, Jul 15»
The Metcalfiad
... and language that lies on the page and will not make itself felt as the thing itself, life, made you, once—unforgettably, inexpressibly—feel. «Oxford American, Jun 15»
Tickets for Enter Shikari's 2016 tour on sale now
Speaking of the tour in a press release, frontman Rou Reynolds said, "It's difficult to summon the words, we're inexpressibly excited for these ... «Gigwise, Jun 15»
