10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JOCUNDNESS»
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Tales of the Wars; Or, Naval and Military Chronicle: To ...
I am now arrived at the period which put an end to the festivity and jocundness of
the campaign. All after this was one continued series of disaster. About the close
of January, our work, though not wholly interrupted, was considerably retarded, ...
... where is light and life, where is glory and jocundness, where is joy and
exultation: whence grief and 'I 'A,8pmi;4 Exknroiu rd Ounrai, 1rpoari9:raa 11,3' 9:
06 Xaqi, raprozipsvoc (z¢9apm'av,1:ro¢ dy-yéhozg 7:101/dig. Philo, in lib. de
sacrifir.
James Ussher, Charles R. Elrington, 1625
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Jocose, Jocosua,facetus, festivos. Jocosely, jocoae, facete, Jocula- riter, festive.
Jocoseness, facétie, pl. Jocular, jocularia. Jocularity, h il a rit a*. Jocund, hitaria,
alaccr. To be jocund, lœtari, gestire. Jocundity, jocundness, or joco- eity, nilaritas.
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A History of the Cathedral Church of Peterborough
... which 'made his memory deserve -to remain in benediction for ever! The abby
in his days, was full of all good things ; in his house nobleness and exaltation;
among the servants in the several offices, jocundness and mirth; the greatest
plenty ...
5
Saint Leon: A Tale of the Sixteenth Century
I am now arrived at the period which put an end to the festivity and jocundness of
the campaign. All after this was one continued series of disaster. About the close
of January, our work, though not wholly interrupted, was considerably retarded ...
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
_ z inviolableness jocularly , iotacism inviolably jocularneis ' si Jove inviolate
jocund _ jovial; inviron jocundly 'ovialistz invisible - 'jocundness . - Jovially
invisiny jog - ._. , jovialness invisibleness joggle , ; " , journal invisibility John
josirnalist ...
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A complete dictionary of the english and german languages ...
Jocoseneea. J оси 1 at or , jok'-u-la-tur, я. ©pafiuogel; ©fine«, 3Rinftr<lj m.
Joculatory , jAk'-A-la-tur-e, adj. fpafihaft. Jocund, )8k'-ftnd, adj. — ly, adv. luftig,
munter. Jocundness , jök'-und-пвв, Jocundity, jA-kftnd'-e-te, s. Sufligteit, fo'
unterfeit, f.
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Johnson's English Dictionary
[Jaaauba, Lai.] Merry; gay; airy; lively. SnoJcspcarc. JOCU'NDlTY*,jA-kan'-de-le.
n.». Gayety; mirth. Huloet. JOCUNDLY, jAk'-and-le. ad. Merrily; gayly. South.
JOCUNDNESS*, iAk'-flnd-nes. n.s. State of being jocund. Sherwood. To JOG },
jog.
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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The Whole Works of the Rev. John Lightfoot: Master of ...
Nor was this jocundness confined in the narrow bounds of Rome and Italy, but
dilated itself through all the empire, in every corner where the hoped benefit and
happy fruit of so great an expectation would have come, had it proved right.
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman, 1823
I am now arrived at the period which put an end to the festivity and jocundness of
the campaign. All after this was one continued series of disaster. About the close
of January, our work, though not wholly interrupted, was considerably retarded ...
