10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUTTERATION»
Discover the use of
mutteration in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mutteration and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
I was brave. But it being proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little distance, it
was not doubted but I would comply. So the night past oil', with prayings, hopings,
and a little mutteration. [Allow me that word, or find me a better.] The entreaty.
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The History of Sir Charles Grandison. In a Series of ...
Mutteration, a word of Lady G. iv. 592. N. N. Lady Trances, daughter of the Earl of
N. falls in love with young Mr. Grandison, ii. 232. His father earnest to bring about
the match, ibid. 'treaty suspended at his son's request, ii, 233. Broken off after ...
3
Ballantyne's Novelist's Library
... it would have looked cowardly to yield, you know. I was brave. But it being
proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little distance, it was not doubted but I
would comply. So the night passed off with prayings, hopings, and a little
mutteration.
James Ballantyne, Sir Walter Scott, 1824
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The Novels of Samuel Richardson, Esq. Viz. Pamela, Clarissa ...
... it would have looked cowardly to yield, you know. I was brave. But it being
proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little distance, it was not doubted but I
would comply. So the night passed off with prayings, hopings, and a little
mutteration.
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The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, ...
But it being proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little distance, it was not
doubted but I would comply. So the night past oll', with prayings. hopings, and a
little mutteration [allow me that word, or find me a better.] The entreaty was
renewed ...
Anna Letitia Aikin Barbauld, Mrs. Barbauld (Anna Letitia), 1820
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The Works of Samuel Richardson: With a Sketch of His Life ...
I was brave. But it being proposed for - Sunday, and that being at a little distance,
it was not doubted but I would comply. So the night past off, with prayings,
hopings, and a little mutteration. [Allow me that word, or find me a better.] The
entreaty.
Samuel Richardson, Edward Mangin, 1811
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The Novelist's Magazine
Mutteration, a word of Lady G. iv. 592. N. N. Lady Frances, daughter of the Earl of
N. falls in love with young Mr. Grandison, ii. 232. His father earnest to bring about
the match, ibid. Treaty suspended at his son's request, ii. 233. Broken off after ...
8
THE HISTORY OF SIR CHARLES GRENDISON.INA SERIES OF LETTERS
All men, good and bad, admire modesty in women : Shall women like men the
worse for having that grace? iii. 227. Modesty and meekness characteristic
qualities in women, iii. 307. See also iii. 345. | v. 4. 168. Mutteration, a word of
Lady G. iv.
THE EDITOR OF PAMELA AND CLARISSA, 1754
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The History of Sir Charles Grandison in a Series of Letters: ...
But it being proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little dstance, it was not
doubted but I would comply. So the night past off, with prayings, hopings, and a
little mutteration [Allow me that word, or sind me a better]. The entreaty was
renewed ...
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The History of Sir Charles Grandison: In a Series of Letters ...
But it being proposed for Sunday, and that being at a little distance, it was not
doubted but I would comply. So the night past off, with praying;, hopings, and a
little mutteration [Allow me that word, or find me a better.] The entreaty was
renewed ...
