10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRECIPITANTLY»
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
John Craig (F.G.S.). PRECEPTIVE— PRECIPITANT. PRECIPITANTLY—
PRECLUSION. Preceptive, pre-sep'tiv, a. (pracepitow, Lat) Giving precepts or
commands ; directing in moral | conduct; didactic. Preceptor, pre-sep'tur, i. (
jproxeptor, Lat.) ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1849
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Anecdotes of Luther and the Reformation [signed G.H.P.].
upon their precipitantly quitting their camp on the borders, the English found in it
the carcases of 500 beasts, mostly deer, and 300 cauldrons made of their skins,
with the hair still on them, stretched on stakes, filled with water, and the flesh put ...
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The Farrier's and Horseman's Dictionary, Being a Compleat ...
He grapples bOth Legs when he lists them both at once, and raises them
precipitantly, as is he was curVetting t, therefore it is usual to lay your Horse
grapples or harps, so that he must needs have the Stringþalt in his Hough. 'ss " i '
See ...
Thomas Wallace, N. B., 1726
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
PRECIPITANTLY— PRECLUSION. PRECEPTIVE, pre-sep'tiv, a. (pnecepitaia,
Laf.) Giving precepts or commands ; directing in moral conduct; didactic.
PRECEPTOR, pre-sep'tar, i. (preeceptor, Lat) A teacher; an instructor; a
schoolmaster.
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
Pnecnr-rrvn, pre-se PRECEPTIVE—PBECIPITANT. W PRECIPITANTLY—
PRECLUSION. _ _ p'tiv, a. (prmccpt'tmls, Lat.) Ginng precepts or commands; ' ' g
in moral conduct; didactic. Panorama, pre-sep'tur, a. (prmceptor, Lat.) A teacher;
an ...
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Appomattox: The War of "the Blue" and "the Gray" : a ...
[Before the augmented force of "Blue Coats," the "Grays" back precipitantly to
Rear] Lieut Blossom. [He bounds behind Burke Davis] The "Blues." [They are fast
putting the "Grays," Hors dc combaf\ Blanche. [Heroically bounding before the ...
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The farriers and horsemans Dictionary
He grapples both Legs when he lifts them both at once, and raises them
precipitantly, as if he was curvetting ; therefore it is usual to lay your Horse
grapples or harps, fo that he must needs have the String- bait in his Hough,
GRASS-ROOTS.
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Returning precipitantly, if he withhold us not, back to the captivity from whence he
freed us. Milton, Way to a Free Commonwealth. To PRECIPIT ATE, v.a. [prœcipito
. Lat] To throw headlong. — She had a king to her son-in-law, yet was, upon ...
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Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... ...
I yield for that purpose. Mr. MORSE. I should like to know on what the Senator
from Vermont bases his conclusion that the managers for the majority
precipitantly moved to recede. Mr. AIKEN. I am sorry. I cannot hear what the
Senator is saying.
United States. Congress, 1955
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The History Of The Reign Of The Emperor Charles V.: With A ...
He attacked them instantly with such violence and impetuosity that they
abandoned their lines precipitantly , and falling back on a second body posted
near Ruten, communicated the panick terror with which they themselves had
been seized ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRECIPITANTLY»
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UN's Purpose Questioned in a 'Post-Nation' World
... ecology, communications, and commerce. The planet is falling precipitantly apart AND coming reluctantly together at the very same moment. «Defense One, Jul 15»
Training at Sutton
... more careless readers, noticed the commotion and hastened to the spot to have a last look at men who, they concluded precipitantly, were off ... «Otago Daily Times, Apr 15»
Brewster School Officials Continue Budget Work March 24
Enrollment is also a challenge—the size of the student body dropped precipitantly in the 10 years after 2004—from almost 3,700 students to ... «Patch.com, Mar 15»
Fran O'Sullivan: Unfounded resignation calls should be far from …
... himself be spooked in the same way that David Shearer precipitantly stepped down when the pressure on his leadership became too intense ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 14»
Can a Sustainable Salmon be Farmed?
“It has been shown that where ever open-net aquaculture has been done, wild fish populations of trout and salmon have declined precipitantly. «The Media Co-op, Nov 12»
Five-minute memoir: Elson Quick reminisces on a trip to Thailand
Lulled by the soft lap and lilt of water in the tilting carboy, I am galvanised by the distant cry of the Bread Lady, bicycling precipitantly through the ... «The Independent, Oct 12»
