10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LONG-HEADEDLY»
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Commentary on the Gospel according to Matthew
It might be mere selfism, and selfishness,— only stretching, long-headedly, into
eternity. The meaning is, to be of service in lite kingdom of heaven ; — to live and
labour for its establishment and advancement. Vkr. 13. Then were there brought ...
It is however hard to decide whether Hrothgar's offer to Beowulf is rash, or
whether Hrothgar is long-headedly seeking to stabilize the situation by
establishing Beowulf as a powerful future king. As we may infer from later Norse
sources, the ...
Kevin Crossley-Holland, Heather O'Donoghue,
1999
It is however hard to decide whether Hrothgar's offer to Beowulf is rash, or
whether Hrothgar is long-headedly seeking to stabilize the situation by
establishing Beowulf as a powerful future king. As we may infer from later Norse
sources, the ...
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Parliamentary Debates: Senate and House of Representatives
... the fact that a situation that bristled with all the possibilities of bloodshed and
revolution was handled not only long-headedly but also cool-headedly, and in a
way that educated the trade union movement to the danger of Communist control.
Australia. Parliament,
1949
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On the edge of the cliff: short stories
What he means is that there are "pure" accidents and "vulgar" accidents, the pure
accidents occur only to a scientific mind which has been long-headedly prepared
for them. He had been reading the novels of John Osorio Grant over and over ...
Victor Sawdon Pritchett,
1980
Fassnacht, as an ambitious junior officer, had chosen her seriously and long-
headedly as the logical wife for him and the best mother for his children. She
came of good family, had breeding, intelligence, and great sanity. Physically she
was ...
Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen,
1931
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The complete short stories
What he means is that there are 'pure' accidents and 'vulgar' accidents; the pure
accidents occur only to a scientific mind which has been long-headedly prepared
for them. He had been reading the novels of John Osorio Grant over and over ...
Victor Sawdon Pritchett,
1990
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A Man of Letters: Selected Essays
He begins to behave with a comic mixture of cunning and dignity. He saves his
sister, becomes famous as a novelist, long-headedly makes a rich marriage, and
tells the King of Portugal that he is an upstart. Total triumph of luck, accident,
pride ...
What he means is that there are "pure" accidents and "vulgar" accidents; the pure
accidents occur only to a scientific mind which has been long-headedly prepared
for them. He had been reading the novels of John Osorio Grant over and over ...
Victor Sawdon Pritchett,
1985
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Variable Comments: Published in the Interests of the ...
And Dr. Godfrey long-headedly and fore-sightedly secured for his daughter the
chance to pour, and what a charming pourer she did make! Here it is fitting to
visualize to our non-attending members another innovation introduced by Henry.