10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFRUGAL»
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infrugal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Perth magazine of knowledge and pleasure
... possessing farms of not a third of that rent, while they consist perhaps, of three
or four times the extent of ground, the greatest part of which lyes in a state of
nature, or subject to that most irrational and infrugal division of infield and outfield
.
2
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
... so far from diminishing, would be progres. lively advancing.' In treating of the
means of preparing and of the mode' of ipplying carbonaceous substances, Mr. N
. contends that « k is infrugal infrugal and absurd to consume dung by submitting
...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1810
In treating of the means of preparino' and of the mode of applying carbonaceous
substances, Mr. N. contends that ' it is ' ' infrugal infrugal and absurd to consume
dung by submitting it to Y Naismith': Elzmem': qf Agrz'vultz/re'. 285.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1810
4
Annual Report of the Poor Law Commissioners
All who prefer the absence of responsibility, who wish to avoid labour, who live
infrugal and dissolute lives, at once resort to the parish, and each one who does
so increases the number of those who must reluctantly submit to the necessity of
...
Great Britain. Poor Law Commissioners, 1836
5
The Monthly Repertory of English Literature
75 In treating of the means of preparing and of the mode of applying
carbonaceous substances, Mr. N. contends that £5 it is infrugal and absurd to
consume dung by submitting << it toall the force of what is called a complete
fermenta£4 tion, ...
6
Winter-evening Conference Between Neighbors
Now, I say, why Time should be so burthensome to such as these, or what should
betray them to such infrugal Expences of it, I profess, for my part, I can give no -
Account, without making severe Reflections on their Discretion. Phil. Aslign what
...
7
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... in-ffrinj', v. a. tori; troseddu; Infringement, in-ffrinj'-ment,«. trawsdor- iad;
troseddiad, troeedd; brêg; rhwygiad Infringer, in-ffrinj '-er, a. torwr, torydd,
toriedydd, drylliwr ; troseddwr Infrugal, in-ffriw'-gal, a. anghynnil.treul- gar,
gwastraffus, afradus, ...
8
The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...
Inform. In ; Jirrma. Informidable. In ; formido. Infortunate. In; fors. Infract,
infrangible. In; frango. Infrequent. In ; frequens. Infrigidale. In; frigus. Infringe. In ;
frango. Infrugal. In ; fruges. 1 11 fumed. In f fumus. Infuriate. In; furia. Infuscation.
In ; fuscus.
9
The works: Being the sum of his sermons, meditations, and ...
Speak what you will of their pride, of turning the alms they should give to the poor
into feasts for the rich, of their infrugal courses ; I say confidently, Hie digitus Dei,
— Here is the very hand of God striking them. Man, though he hath authority, ...
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The Monthly Repertory of English Literature, ... Or an ...
... so far from diminishing, 1s would be progressively advancing. n _ I In treating
of the means of preparing and of the mode of applying carbonaceous substances
, Mr. N. contends that 6' it is infrugal and absurd to consume dung by submitting ...
