10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REBUKEFULLY»
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An English and Danish Dictionary ...
R BB UK e, 8146. strqf, fi/ia/e. REBuKuo, day. strqffcd med ord, fill'd/ed.
REBUKEFUL, Adj. lyaard,shm7>. I He did it with such rebukeful language,
bandgiarde det med sam-sam baara'e ord. REBUKEFULLY , Ad-v. , sharpt.
REBUKER, Sub.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
লঞ্জেনা বা ডর্ষসনা -কৃ | Rebuke, n. s. ডহ্*সনা. অনুষেগে. শাসনে. দমন, শাসন. ধমকানি |
Rebuker, "- চ- তিরদ্ধারকতাঁ. ধমকার বা শাসন করে যে, অনু যেগেকতাঁ | Rebukefully, ad-
তিরস্কারপূবর্বক, ডর্থানা বা অনুষেগেপূর্জক | Rebullition, n. s. Lat. হুৰুটন, সিদ্ধ হওন
বা ...
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Ancient Metrical Tales. - London, Pickering 1829
Wherefore notwithstanding that thou speak rebukefully to me, I tak it in iape."—
Posquil the Playne. “ Now thus it appereth that it is but a iape and a vanite.”—Mt'
les and Clericus, p. 10. “ And all his emest tourneth to a iape." The Mill. Tale, 281.
Charles Henry Hartshorne, 1829
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Children of the sun, etc., etc., etc: poems for the young
... and hear him speak (One happy arm about his neck) ; And change his wonder
into fun, And laugh and put his questions by, Till, as the clock was striking One,
He'd turn and say rebukefully, " Yes, yes, the fairies helped you here, But how will
...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... gosen ; Without rebuke, widd- owt' rï-biwc', ansardd [sengar Rebukeful, ri-biwc'-
ffwl, a. ceryddgar, Rebukefully, ri-biwc'-ffwl-li, ad. yn ger- yddol, yn sengar [
sardiwr Rebuker, ri-biwe'-er, s. ceryddwr, senwr, Rebullition, ri-byl-lish'-yn, s.
berwad, ...
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
Vnto euery man dysclose not thy hart, leste parauenture he wyl gyue to the a
feyned thanke, and after reporte rebukefully of the. Sir Thomas Elyot. The
Governour, book iii. p. 237. Sharpe rebuking of our adversarie or frupes giueu
before some ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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An Apache Princess: A Tale of the Indian Frontier
One woman there was who, with others, had aimlessly hastened up the line, and
who seemed now verging on hysterics—the major's wife. It was Mrs. Graham who
rebukefully sent her own braw young brood scurrying homeward through the ...
“Yes,yes,shecould.” “Very well,I'll go and drop cards. With any luck they'll all be
out, a day like this,” Aunt said hopefully. “The Palambos weren'tspeaking at all,
last timeI was there,” she added. “C'est assez,” said Uncle Tom, looking
rebukefully ...
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The Confidence-Man (大千行：變裝大戲):
... whose natural good–feeling had beenmade at least cautious by the unnatural
ill–feeling ofthe discharged custom–house officer. "Whereare we tofindthem?"
half–rebukefully echoed the young Episcopal clergymen. "I will go find one to
begin ...
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The Primitive Government of Christian Churches: Also, ...
The prophet answers rebukefully to their infatuated inquiries, " He hath showed
thee, O man, what is good ; and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do
justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God." Sacrifice not your ...
James Patriot Wilson, 1833
