10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEALTY»
Discover the use of
lealty in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lealty and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness
Cnoe-liath-fad — The long grey hill. Lealty ( Leth Allt dubh) — One side of the
black burn. This small estate was bought by the late Sir Alexander Matheson of
the Munros of Lealty in 1846. The extent of arable was small at the time of
purchase, ...
Gaelic Society of Inverness, Inverness Gaelic Society, 1889
2
The Gentleman's and London Magazine: Or Monthly Chronologer, ...
Peyton, was answer'd, that all were well on board the deay, save only that she
was very lealty, and employed many Hands to keep her clear: _Lotd Be'tie
acquainted Capt. Pyran, that he had lost two Men, and receiVed some Damage
in his ...
3
Transactions: Of the Highland and Agricultural Society of ...
The pleasure-grounds extend to upwards of 700 acres, with Alness River winding
its way through the middle of them. They embrace the whole of the small property
of Lealty, which was purchased for the purpose of giving breadth to the lawn; ...
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1859
Cnoc-liath-fad — The long grey hill. Lealty (Leth Allt dubh ) — One side of the
black burn. This small estate was bought by the late Sir Alexander Matheson of
the Munros of Lealty in 1846. The extent of arable was small at the time of
purchase, ...
Gaelic Society of Inverness, 1889
5
Tracts and Treatises of John Calvin, 3 Volumes
faith and lealty to her in all things, according to the word of God and his holy
gospel ? Answer, Yes. Then addressing the Bride, he says .You, N., confess here
, before God and his holy assembly, that you have taken, and take, N. for your
lawful ...
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The English dialect dictionary
Ch. It'rglslrr (1609'. LEA-LAND, sb. s.Lan.l See Lea, sb.' 1 (10, a). LEALTY, sb.
Dmf. Loyalty. Sec Leal. Just look at the ring and whispertoyourself, 'This is the
pledge of lealty that he gave me,' HAMILTON Mawan (1898) Ho. LEA'NEB, sb. e.
7
Arabic-English Dictionary
... figuratively, in the sense of the English word ; — buy; — III. INF. miibinja'a-t, sell
to; do business or make a contract with another ; bet ; swear lealty, acknowledge
as a sovereign ; do homage ; — iv. INF. ibit'a-t, exhibit or offer for sale; — vi.
8
Three Centuries of English Poetry: Being Selections from ...
For he was of full fair effere,1 Wise, courteous, and debonair: Large2 and loving
alss was he, And o'er all thing loved lealty. Lealty to love is gretumly :* Through
lealty lives men righteously ; With ae virtue and lealty A man may yet sufficient be
...
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You may need two or more o' these 'a mayj somenung wk For esompte a
Walkman usualiy needs 3V so you have to put n hvo 1 5 V tells You ton nrobabl,
guetjt ...
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The Works of the British Poets: With Prefaces, Biographical ...
... be seen of all the flote; But still the wols within thee barks for more. This is the
sable'a moral, which they tell, Of fisty foolish virgins damn'd in hell To lealty
Vesscls which the liquor spill, To vessels of their sex which none could 'Ver fill.
Dew-s.
Robert Anderson, Geoffrey Chaucer, Henry Howard Earl of Surrey, 1795
