10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRETERITENESS»
Discover the use of
preteriteness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
preteriteness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
Fr. Lat. তথা, অর্তীতককুল, ৰুতকাল | Preteriteness, n. s. অর্তীততূ, ভুতত্ব, হ্তাবস্থা, গত
11 অতীত অবস্থা I Preterition, n. s. Fr. অর্তাততূ, ৰুতত্, অর্তীতাবস্থা, অর্তীতকরণ |
Preterlapsed, a. Lat. গত, অতীত, অতিক্রন্তে', ভুত I Preterle:al. 11- 1111.1. শান্ত্র 11
...
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Eight Sermons, Preached at the Hon. Robert Boyle's Lecture, ...
For surely we cannot conceive a preteriteness (if I may say so) still backwards in
infinitmn, that never was present; as we can an endless futurity, that never will be
present. So that though one is potentially infinite; yet nevertheless the other is ...
A valley in the moon could scarce have been lonelier, could scarce have
suggested more strongly the feeling of preteriteness and extinction. The stream
below did not seem so much to sing as to murmur sadly, Conclusum est; periisti!
and the ...
James Russell Lowell, 1864
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
We cannot conceive a preteriteness (if I may say so) still backwards in infinitum,
that never was present; as we can an endless futurity, that never will be present ;
so that though one is potentially infinite, yet nevertheless the object is positively ...
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Emerging English Modals: A Corpus-Based Study of ...
It is interesting in this contest that the development of present semantics is more
transparent for the older construction I-LttvE nor 'have received', hence '
possesshfl Certainly gotta has lost all formal signs and semantic notions of
preteriteness ...
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The Poetics of Death: The Short Prose of Kleist and Balzac
One must turn to poetic expression in order to discover what intensity can be
achieved through the identification of this veiled preteriteness and death as such,
in its most horrible form. An unveiling which does not include an instant Beyond ...
Beatrice Martina Guenther, 1996
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The Jewish Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Challa
Not infrequently, however, the Perfect expresses preteriteness,161 noticeably the
remote past, e.g., be sdwi xa HtkufdH l-Kara-ewa. xardye m-Kdra lu zile l-Siwa.
lupise I- Siwa. xardye m-Siwa xd-gd xet lu d'ire-wa l-Calla. basdr hdnna. . . lu zile
...
Steven Ellis Fassberg, 2010
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The Other Rebellion: Popular Violence, Ideology, and the ...
A historian working in this mode faces certain well known problems, chief among
them the cool preteriteness of the past, which allows only the most one-sided
interactions between historian and historical subjects. If in a hermeneutically
tilted ...
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Family lectures: or, A copious collection of sermons, on ...
For surely we cannot conceive a preteriteness (if I may say so) still backwards in
infnitum, that never was present ; as we can an endless futurity, that never will be
present. So that though one is potentially infinite ; yet nevertheless the other is ...
Family lectures, Vicesimus Knox, 1815
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
That may be previously tried. PRETER, pr&tur, n. A particle which signifies betide.
PRETERIMPERFECT, pre-tur-lm-per-fekt, n. In grammar : denotes the tense not
perfectly past PRETERITE, preHur-lt, a. Past. PRETERITENESS, prctiir-it-nes, n.
