10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PITEOUSNESS»
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piteousness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
piteousness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
THE PITEOUSNESS OF PASSING THINGS.2 At the extreme West of
Pembrokeshire, is a district which as far back as the reign of Edward I. was
colonized by the Flemings, and hence, though in Wales, " from Newgale, which
lies between ...
2
Swedenborg's Works: True Christian religion
After this one rose up from the first bench on the right, and spoke as follows: "My
opinion is that piety inspired by piteousness is charity, and I confirm it by this, that
nothing else can propitiate God more than piety out of a humble heart; and piety ...
3
The theosophical quarterly
So many of the folk songs of Northern and Central Russia, while they have their
beauty and a marked national tone, are at the same time obsessed with
piteousness, a piteousness which is once again not so much genuine
compassion as ...
4
Theological Works: The true Christian religion
After this one rose up from the first bench on the right, and spoke as follows: "My
opinion is that piety inspired by piteousness is charity, and I confirm it by this, that
nothing else can propitiate God more than piety out of a humble heart; and piety ...
5
A Compendium of Collective Nouns: From an Armory of ...
A Piteousness of Doves piteousness: 'pi-te-as-nas A Pitying of Doves Related to
a dule of doves, this phrase was listed by early recordists as “a pttyvsng” of doves
, and again references their mournful call, or the folktale of the widowed dove ...
Woop Studios, Jay Sacher, 2013
But this piteousness Izaak Walton felt less than many not so serious souls; and a
quiet death he looked on as the natural close of a just orapenitent life. That
strange tragic being Donne, “as his last breath departed from him, closed his own
...
7
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
(gresyn) Piteousness; misery. Grefyngar, a. (gresyn) Compasiìonatc ; pitifui.
Gresyngarwç, j. m. (grefyngar) Deplorableness. Giísyni, i. et. (gresyn)
Piteousness ; wretchednefs. Cwelaia, o'r cwr bwysilya Cyni 1 erel'yni fyi. I turc
secs, frQffi ooe ...
8
The True Christian Religion: Containing the Universal ...
7) ' and because these both are given, they both are in it I say that piety inspired
by piteousness is charity, as all devout piety is piteous ; for piety moves man's
heart so that he groans, and what is this but piteousness ? This does indeed
retire ...
... produce an effect of horror at the piteousness of life; and it is the piteousness of
life assuredly that THE POETRY OF THOMAS HARDY 53.
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Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
Arm. treusou Trowynt, s. m. a whirlwind Tru, .1. m. an outcast state, wretchcdness
Truan, a. miserable, wretched, pitiful, poor, helpless; also, lean and slender, in S.
Wales Truander, and Truanedd, s. m. piteousness; misery Truanen, s.f. a poor ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PITEOUSNESS»
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piteousness is used in the context of the following news items.
A broken heart in a bloodstained nightgown
The fabled mad scene was technically a tour de force but resembled a bloom still in fold, missing something of the heart-wringing piteousness ... «Charlotte Observer, Apr 15»
MANDY FLYNN: Memories of missing feet the cure for baby fever
I wailed, my piteousness punctuated by the crumbs of food scattered down the front of my maternity dress. “Can't you see? I am fat, I am tired ... «The Albany Herald, Mar 15»
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO Rox Manila; Show Runs Until 12/21
His is a portrayal of contradiction and piteousness that when he finally puts on those white pair of gloves, he actually gets away with his ... «Broadway World, Dec 14»
The Feathery Saga Of A 'Sucker For Unwanted Birds'
... more difficult-to-breed rare pigeons and doves were cast off — giving new meaning to one of their many flock names, a piteousness of doves. «NPR, Oct 14»
Bad Education, BBC Three, review: 'puerile'
You know, as in a murder of crows, a bloat of hippos, a piteousness of doves, a gulp of mackerel etc (yes, I did get most of these off Wikipedia). «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 14»
'Sholay' And 'Gabbar' | Graphic Novels Review
The imagery is dark and constrained, bringing out the piteousness and intensity of the boy gone sour. Also, these dark images successfully ... «Indian Nerve, Apr 14»
Nobody's Daughter Hae-Won*
Dwelling on Lee's piteousness feels like an empathetic misstep, away from its commendably plucky protagonist and towards the morose wreck ... «Little White Lies, Oct 13»
Sharkey's: A place for ghost stories, cheap beer and chicharrones
... but for the half-dozen dusty hunters waiting for the piteousness of doves to circle back overhead from beyond the protective ridgeline of oaks. «San Antonio Current, Sep 13»
Reviewed By Cameron Woodhead
... Spencer swerving between affectionate humour, piteousness and latent violence; Brehmer idolising and despising him at the same time. «Sydney Morning Herald, Apr 13»
So many tales to tell in adolescence
The story generates an empathy for the frailties of its characters that, despite the disgust and cruelty and piteousness in its vision, makes it ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 13»
