10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PIERCINGNESS»
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piercingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...
Fa>te, fir, fill, fit— mi, mSt— pine, pin— ni, move,. PIERCINGNESS. 077. PII.FERY
. Piercirgxers, peer'slng-ne^ or p^r'siii^-n^a, n. The power of piercing' or
penetrating; sharpness; keenness. PiiT.pl'IO r, . Piot, pl'It, f [from p*,] ** A maW1*'
Putism, ...
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The Nature of the Mind: An Introduction
(The piercingness of a piercing pain is not literally the same as the piercingness
of a knife piercing the flesh, though described by analogy with it.) Conscious
states, on the other hand, do not possess electrical or chemical properties. It
seems ...
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Introducing Persons: Theories and Arguments in the ...
No physicalstate is 'bright' or 'warm'or 'piercing' in the senses in which
aconscious state canbe these things. (The piercingness of apiercing painisnot
literally thesame as the piercingness ofa knifepiercing theflesh, though
describedbyanalogy ...
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Grammar and dictionary of the Yoruba language: with an ...
eS<3, idiandia. piece, v. bule, ran . . . m6. pierce, v. bb, gan, gun, kaq . . . lara.
pierced, a. gigan. piercingly, adv. ^in. piercingness, re. ikanilara. pi'geon, n.
eiyele, erukuku : white pigeon, adaba iui,i ; wild pigeon, ataba orenkere. pil'fer, v.
diale, ...
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Last Homes of Departed Genius: With Biographical Sketches of ...
His eye was a kind of light goose gray, not big, but it had a strange piercingness."
In better taste is it written : " On Cooper's Hill eternal wreaths shall grow, While
lasts the mountain, or while Thames shall flow ! Here his first lay majestic
Denham ...
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Physico-theology: Or, A Demonstration of the Being and ...
and Compass o'f its Understanding, the prodigious (Dickness and Piercingness
os its Thought , the admirable Subtilty of its Invention, the commanding Power of
its Wisdom, the great Depth of its Memoryd, and, in a word, its Divine Nature and
...
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The Outlines of a New Commentary on Solomon's Song
When mere largeness and blackness were intended, it should seem they called
them the Eyes of an Antelope ; when piercingness of Sight was meant, they
talked of the Eyes of Eagles and Vultures ; the Eyes of solemn Majejly were
compared ...
Thomas Harmer, Author of Observations on divers passages of Scripture, 1768
Onthe other hand, though, of course, the sheer novelty of me had had something
to do with it, she had certainly singled meout afterwardsto knowwhat I thought,
andin thoughts there is noparticular size,only effusiveness—no, piercingness.
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Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume IV (Isaiah to Malachi)
Thirdly, An eagle excels man in quickness and piercingness of sight, and in
soaring high; and therefore the angels, who seek things above, and see far into
divine mysteries, put on the face of a flying eagle. [3.] By their wings: Every one
had ...
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Oxford, a poem. (Poetical works of R. Montgomery).
Hie, dum sublimes versus ructatur, et errat, Si velut i merulis intentus decidit
auceps In puteum foveamque ; His eie was a kind of light goose-gray, not big, but
it had a kind of strange piercingness, not as to shining and glory, but (like a
Momus) ...
