10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PESSIMISTICAL»
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Short History Of English Literature Vol# 2
The above-mentioned Alciphron, or the Minute Philosopher, is a series of
dialogues, in which the popular infidelity of the day, whether optimist like
Shaftesbury's, pessimistical like Mandeville's, or one-sidedly critical like that of
the Deists ...
George Saintsbury, Foreword By Mohit K. Ray, 2005
2
Delphi Works of Stendhal (Illustrated):
... theunexpected pleasure whichheaven was sending him, in twentyfour hours
there wasa completechange in his condition, and the most pessimistical ofthe
doctorsventured toanswer to Madamede Malivertfor her son's life. Shortly
afterwards ...
3
Foundations of Cultural Diplomacy: Politics Among Cultures ...
... in fact, he does so to the degree that he pessimistical- ly argues that “the
problem of evolution becomes one of 'if youth but knew 177 H.J. Morgenthau,
Scientific Man Versus Power Politics, Chicago: University of Chi- cago Press,
1946, p. 66.
Maybe that drove the sulphur bottoms to go south all in a body and the more
pessimistical ones to commit suicide in a bunch, and all on the same day in the
bay once known as the Bay of Jaures and now as the Bay of Whales. For the
bones ...
H. DeVere Stacpoole, 2009
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The Line of Love: Dizain Des Mariages
"A very foolish and pessimistical old song, a superfluous song, and a song that is
particularly out of place in the loveliest spot in the loveliest of all possible worlds."
Yet Florian took no inventory of the gardens. There was but a happy sense of ...
James Branch Cabell, 2001
6
The Annotated Baseball Stories of Ring W. Lardner, 1914-1919
"I'm afraid you're pessimistical, Warner," he says. "I've got the winnin' combination
— yourself and Carmody and Fulton and Wade and Boles and Boyle for
experience and balance, and those youngsters o' mine for speed and spirit. We'll
take ...
Ring Lardner, George W. Hilton, 1997
7
On the Bowery: Confronting Homelessness in American Society
... 13 that of "wholesome revelation": While the descriptions are devoted to
unmasking social evils, they are not prompted by pessimistical reflections, but
rather to show the dark and ominous sides of national life, that the beauties of
refinement ...
8
Fleet Street, Press Barons and Politics: The Journals of ...
He was frankly pessimistical in a general way, but thinks Hitler will not make war.
The Government will hold off an election as long as possible. 'The difficulty isn't
the country, its the House. But the House is better than it was. It's becoming more
...
Collin Brooks, N. J. Crowson, 1998
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The Formation of Labour Movements, 1870-1914: An ...
Haushalt und Verbrauch in historischer Perspektive (St. Katharinen, 1987); for a
classical pessimistical view of the general development of the working-class
position, see Jiirgen Kuczynski, Die Geschichte der Lage der Arbeiter unter dem
...
Marcel van der Linden, Jürgen Rojahn, 1990
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Studies in the Lexical Field of Expectation
PESSIMISTICAL adj = pessimistic l885 (l). In a pessimistic manner
PESSIMISTICALLY adv In a pessimistic manner l888+l900 (2). To be pessimistic
PESSIMIZE v To make the worst of; to take the most unfavourable view of Vn.4.v
Panic A ...
