10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUERIMONY»
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querimony in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
querimony and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Metarepresentation: A Relevance-theory Approach
Consider (37)-(41), from Cooper (1983: 149-150): (37) A: This animal is totally
quercivorous. B: This animal is totally what? (38) A: He voiced a querimony. B:
He voiced a what? (39) a. *What is this animal totally? b. *Totally what is this
animal?
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
SeeFIR, para2. querimonious, querimony.See QUERY, para5. quern,aprimitive
grainmill, a small handmill:OE cwyrn, cweorn: cfON kvern (kv=kw), OHG quirn,
Goquairnus: ? ult akinto cereal CORN. querulent, querulous. See para 5of: query,
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3
The Superior Person's Book of Words
QUERIMONY ?•> «. Complaint. Querimonious is a synonym of querulous, but the
former is to be preferred on account of its superiorgrandiloquftice (q.v.) Should
one of your immediate family be in the habit of having regular faultfinding ...
4
A general biographical dictionary
He was also the author of " A Detection and Querimony of the Daily Enormities
and Abuses committed in Physic," London, 1566, reprinted in 166? ; and of a tract
with the strange title of " A great Galley lately come into England out of Terra ...
5
History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Death of ...
... not only in spiritual causes devolved to them by way of appeal, but also by way
of querimony and complaint; which right and privilege pertaineth not only to the
persons of the said archbishops, but also to the preeminences of their churches.
James Anthony Froude, 1862
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Springdale abbey [by J. Parker]. ed. by J. Parker
But don't you know that the Church is your Mother, and that it is unnatural to
disobey your Mother ? ' ' To that unjust accusation and trivial querimony our most
just defence hath been and is that we have done her ANCIENT AND MODERN.
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the american quarterly church review
I wish I had time atid room to append to Jerome's graphic querimony the curious
and amusingly naive enumeration made by Sidonins Apollinaris, Bishop of
Clermont, in an address to the Church of Bonrges, of the difficulties he found in ...
The king, much grieved and troubled with his brother's daily querimony and
continual exclamation, caused him to be apprehended and cast into the Tower,
where he, being taken and adjudged for a traitor, was privily drowned in a butt of
...
William Shakespeare, 1853
9
ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... 311 quaddle, 312 quadragenarian, 312 quatrayle, 312 querent, 312 querier,
312 querimony, 312 querist, 312 querulous, 312 quetcher, 313 quidnunc, 313
quiescence, 313 quietist, 313 quietus, 313 quinquagenarian, 313 quinquennium,
...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
10
History of England from the fall of Wolsey (to the defeat of ...
... not only in spiritual causes devolved to them by way of appeal, but also by way
of querimony and complaint; which right and privilege pertaineth not only to the
persons of the said archbishops, but also to the preeminences of their churches.
James Anthony Froude, 1862
