10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INWORN»
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
INWORN, in, and worn, past participle of the verb to wear. Worn, wrought or
worked into. I persuade me that whatever faultiness was but superficial to pre-
laty at the beginning, is now by the just judgment of God, long since branded and
...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
2
The Holy Coat of Traves and the New German Catholic Church
And the kindly eyes of my brethren did revive me, and the joy of meeting again
did scare away the inworn pain of servitude ; but before long the feeling returned
with redoubled force. Dishonouring marks of reverence awoke me from my ...
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Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
Worn, wrought or worked into. I persuade me that whatever faultiness was but
superficial to pre- laty at the beginning, is now by '.he just judgment of God, long
since branded and inworn into the very essence iherof. Milton. Works, vol. i. fol.
62.
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
4
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... or, to use the stronger word, though not invidiously, the herd of human kind,
should be mild, moderate, humble, and constant in their general opinions, and
even in many of their old inworn prejudices, lest, perad- venture, worse may
come in ...
5
The Leisure Hour Monthly Library
Then came the coffin, carried on men's shoulders; the procession being closed
by six poor miserable men, clad inworn brown cloth cloaks. Each man carried a
long lllle lighted wax torch, and as the last passed near my window, he suddenly
...
6
Graham's Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Romance, Art, ...
An his silt-,aniidst the interns surge, Like Hope uponadeath-bed, tintl, i-inworn Its
steady eyes, \vhi'e nll around is torn By the distiactrd waters, heats sen-tie Its
brilliant. hues with all their beams iinsltorn: ltesembltiig, 'mid the ioituie ot the
scene, ...
George R. Graham, Edgar Allan Poe, 1835
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Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
And it concludes : — "Thro' lyfe we hev aw maks nmang us ; Sad changes ilk
hodie mun share : To-day were just putzen'd wi' plishure, To-inworn we're bent
double wi' care." Compare this with the euphony of the original, or even with an ...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1848
Back in the kitchen he told Flòraidh to put up a bundleof cheese, bread and dried
fruit then dressed inworn, comfortablebreeks and tunic. Humming quietlyto
himselfhe rummaged ina curtained corner behind hisweapons stand and brought
...
9
Wedding at King's Convenience (Mills & Boon Desire)
Shewas dressed inworn jeans and a heavy Irish knit sweater that covered most of
her curves. But winter in Ireland meant damp, cold weather sohe could hardly
blame herfor bundling up.Still, he hoped she invited himinto her house for a cup ...
10
Daniel the Prophet. Nine lectures, delivered in the Divinity ...
Nor is it strange 5, that the insolent and sensual boy-king troubled not himself to
know of Daniel ; but “ following,” as St. Jerome says °, “the old and inworn error of
his race, called the astrologers and Chaldwans and soot/zsayers, not the ...
Edward Bouverie Pusey, 1868
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The Return of Rollerblades?
Women inworn cut-offs and gladiator sandals strode by arm-in-arm with men in cuffedjeans and brogues. Flocks of girls in ankle boots and ... «Slate Magazine, Jun 11»
