10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REFRACTORILY»
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Flügel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English ...
fOStbetfefcltd)/ I. adj. resisting, disobedient, refractory ; resistible ; II. adv.
refractorily. aBtberfe|ltd)feit/ / refractoriness. 3Bibetfe§ung/ /. opposition,
contrariety, repugnance, reluctancy. fffiiberftnn, m. inconsistency, contradiction ;
wrong sense ...
Felix Flügel, C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
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Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
SBiberfc(Slid)/ I. adj. resisting, disobedient, refractory ; resistible ; II. adv.
refractorily. 3Biberfe&[id)feit, / refractoriness. SBtbcrfeSung/ /. opposition,
contrariety, repugnance, reluctancy. SBiberftnn, m. inconsistency, contradiction;
wrong sense ...
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
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In Search of Divine Reality: Science as a Source of Inspiration
The two for all I can do remain refractorily apart. They seem to me disparate: not
mutually convertible; untranslatable the one into the other. So our two concepts,
space-time energy sensible, and insensible unextended mind, stand in some
way ...
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The Statutes at Large: Being a Collection of All the Laws of ...
Gontinuance dier shall at any general or private muster refuse to perform the
command of his oflicer, or behave himself refractorily or mutinously, or
misbehave himself at such court-martial, he shall forfeit and pay the sum of forty
shillings ...
Virginia, William Waller Hening, 1820
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The Works of that Eminent Servant of Christ, John Bunyan, ...
To err, and to be a heretic, are two things; I am no heretic, because I will not stand
refractorily to defend any one thing that is contrary to the word; prove any thing
which I hold to be an error, and I will recant it. Cobb. But goodman Bunyan, said ...
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The History Of The Rebellion and Civil Wars In England, ...
... were now become really unable to do it. ,The Parliament of Paris had behaved
themselves so refractorily to all their King-s Commands , pressed so
importunately for the liberty of the Princes , and so impatiently for the remove of
the Cardinal, ...
Edward Hyde of Clarendon, 1798
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
182,a mistaken formfor refractory,from MF. refrectaire, 'refractary,'Cot.<L.
refractārius, stubborn, obstinate. Hence refractorily, refractoriness. Alsorefrang
ible, amistaken form for refringible, from L. refringere ; refrangibility, Phillips, ed.
1706 ;cf.
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Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and ...
For example, it was asked, suppose he should refractorily refuse to place the seal
of State to the internal improvement bond, or to commissions for officers legally
elected, where would be the remedy ? In answer to all this, I say, if the ...
Illinois. Supreme Court, 1841
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Historical and Biographical Works: The life and acts of John ...
... thought convenient piitty. to bring them into the Court of Star-chamber, which
had a power of inflicting severer punishments than imprisonment or deprivation.
For it gave great offence that they had behaved themselves so refractorily hitherto
.
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Theatre Book of the Year 1943-44
But so miscast and unbelievable was Zachary Scott in the role of the adducent
male that persuasion was wholly non-existent, and the girl's passion for him on
the refractorily comical side. EARLY TO BED. June 17, 1943 A musical show with
6 ...
George Jean Nathan, Charles Angoff, 1975
