10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MOROSENESS»
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moroseness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
moroseness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Pathogenic Cyclopaedia: A Systematic Arrangement and ...
ChainomiUa. — Moroseness after dinner. Moroseness for 2 hours. Grumbling
moroseness, nothing that anyone does is right for him, no one does anything to
please him. Serious reservedness, he abandons himself to his profoundly-felt
fate.
Robert Ellis Dudgeon, 1850
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The Pathogenetic Cyclopaedia: Chapters 1-3.-v.2. Chapters 4-15
Cliamomilla. — Moroseness after dinner. Moroseness for 2 hours. Grumbling
moroseness, nothing that anyone does is right for him, no one does anything to
please him. Serious reservedness, he abandons himself to his profoundly-felt
fate.
Robert Ellis Dudgeon, 1850
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Day's Collacon: an Encyclopaedia of Prose Quotations: ...
Moroseness is the evening of turbulence and violence. W. S. Landor. Take care
that no sourness or moroseness mingle with a serious frame of mind R. Nelson.
Learn good humor, never to oppose without just reason ; abate some degrees of
...
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English Synonymes Explained in Alphabetical Order with ...
Sullenness and MOROSENESS are both the inherent properties of the temper;
but the former discovers itself in those who have to submit, and the latter in those
who have to command : sullenness therefore betrays itself mostly in early life ...
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English Synonymes: With Copious Illustrations and ...
Pope. At this they ceased ; the stern debate expir'd : The chiefs in sullen majesty
retir'd.— Pope. Sullmness and moroseness are both the inherent Kperties of the
temper ; but the former discovers !lf In those who have to submit, and the latter in
...
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English synonymes, explained in alphabet. order
Sullenness and MOROSENESS are both the inherent properties of the temper;-
but the former discovers itself in those who have to submit, and the latter in those
who have to command : sullenness therefore betrays itself mostly in early life ...
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English synonyms explained: with copious illustrations and ...
At this they ceased ; the stern debate explr'd : The chiefs in sullen majesty retir'd.
— Popb. Sullenness and moroseness are both the inherent properties of the
temper; but the former discovers itself in those who have to submit, and the latter
in ...
Some forms of moroseness may in the future be modified by vaccines, or by
removal of an original cause for the condition. A source of physical irritation
sometimes makes a boy mean to his fellows, who rebuff him systematically in
return, and ...
Robert Tuttle Morris, 1916
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English Synonymes, with Copious Illustrations and ...
Pope. Sullenness and moroseness are both the inherent properties of the temper
; but the former discovers itself In those who have to submit, and the latter in
those who have to command : sullenness therefore betrays Itself mostly in early
life ...
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Carlyle as seen in his works: his characteristics as a ...
MOROSENESS — CYNICISM — ARROGANCE — CAUSES OF MOROSENESS,
DISCONTENT, AND" CYNICISM. If there was light in Carlyle's words, it cannot be
said there was always sweetness also. He was disposed to take a morbid, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MOROSENESS»
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moroseness is used in the context of the following news items.
Why Huge Budgets Can Ruin Movies
The horror community, whether they're writers or directors, they kind of get out their moroseness in their work, which makes them cheerier. «Wired, Jul 15»
Michael Head and The Strands
It feels refreshingly candid and unpretentious, bearing no aspirations of stadium-sized anthems, indie rock credibility, or (God forbid) the affected moroseness of ... «Soundblab, Jul 15»
'True Detective' Recap: Did The Show Really Just Ned Stark One Of …
Ray reacts to both carrot and stick with equal moroseness. “Everybody's got the one option, you want it bad enough,” he says, hinting at ... «Decider, Jun 15»
DOYLE MCMANUS: The French master the art of American politics
The French have a word for that: “la morosite,” or “moroseness,” a national funk. But you don't look very morose, I told Pascal as he brought out ... «Youngstown Vindicator, Jun 15»
A Gallic take on US politics
The French have a word for that: “la morosite,” or “moroseness,” a national funk at which Parisians believe they excel. But you don't look very ... «Burlington County Times, Jun 15»
How do you say silly in Swedish?
Me, I'll take Max von Sydow's moroseness any day. More movie reviews: • 'Inside Out' is Pixar's strongest work in ages. • In 'Dope,' it's Malcolm ... «Boston Globe, Jun 15»
A French take on the US presidential race
The French have a word for that: "la morosité," or "moroseness," a national funk at which Parisians believe they excel. But you don't look very ... «Los Angeles Times, Jun 15»
Tori Kelly Releases 'Should've Been Us' Video
What makes this video compelling and not vapid is the moroseness of the song. Kelly plays it up, lamenting a relationship gone sour despite ... «antiMUSIC.com, Jun 15»
Sea Knight: the indie four-piece with epic potential
... feeling particularly moody, and let the mournful vocals and guitar lines wash over you, soaking you to the bone in your own moroseness. «Daily Californian, Jun 15»
The next Labour leader will struggle to persuade that they can do …
This psephological and political horror show has deepened Labour's moroseness. The mood contrasts with 2010, when the pain of losing office ... «New Statesman, Jun 15»
