10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OVERTIMID»
Discover the use of
overtimid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overtimid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
... comfort whic arises from a confidence of personal security, they seem to feel
that there is no protection or securit for either property or life, and though perhaps
they may naturally be overtimid, and exaggerate the extent of those persecutions,
...
2
Ships of the American Revolutionary Navy
Initially, it was commanded by an overtimid captain, then, when given to John
Barry, it was almost immediately captured. (FDRL) Taken into the Royal Navy as
a 32gun frigate, HMS Raleigh participated in the British expedition to Charleston
in ...
3
Holy thoughts and musings of a departed friend, ed. by T. ...
comfort from which too many of us are precluded by our overtimid belief, and an
habitual unmindfulness of spiritual realities. We read the testimony of one who
says, that in times of disappointed affection when friends failed, the thought of his
...
Holy thoughts, Thomas Hutchinson (vicar of Ditchling), 1866
4
The Annual Register of World Events
He said that-~“ No man ought to attend meetin s which Were calculated to exmte
alarm among persons who were not over-fearful or overtimid. If an unlawful
assembly were for a public purpose, and that to change the laws of the country, ...
The force of her character seized upon the weak part of his own — its gentleness,
its fear of inflicting pain, its reluctance to say "no" — that simple cause of misery to
the overtimid. A few sentences more, full of courage, confidence, and passion, ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1868
6
The Search for Negotiated Peace: Women's Activism and ...
It is curious how the diplomats all seem to have that thing Lowes Dickinson calls '
The Governmental mind.' ” Egan also struck her as “just a little too reverential
toward 'continental culture,' overtimid, perhaps, about being 'insular,' a little
lacking ...
7
Alain Badiou: Philosophy and Its Conditions
In the mouth of the inventor of figural reading, I do not think this phrase pegs the
Jews as "masters of the literal tradition," as Badiou would have it, but as
incompetent or overtimid readers of signs. Paul's words have a different
intonation to my ...
8
Selected Writings of James Hayden Tufts
It stands for the kindling of generous impulses, for the enthusiasms and
challenge of youth not yet so accustomed to unjust usages as to accept them, or
so cautious as to be overtimid. It stands not only for the forces of ideas but also for
the ...
James Hayden Tufts, James Campbell, 1992
... and even the farmer and the mechanic, are compelled by the daily exigencies
of their lives to scorn and cast out the overtimid co-worker. Consequently it is not
among primitive men only that physical prowess is valued above all other gifts.
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Experiment Station Work, LXVII: Screening Cabbage Seed Beds, ...
A hutch rabbit in good health is gentle, neither savage nor overtimid, and does
not scream when lifted by the ears. The “let—Tl": dtl's selected for breeding may
be of the 496 ' 6 RAISING BELGIAN HABES AND OTHER RABBITS. SelectIon of
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