10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPENTINGLY»
Discover the use of
repentingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
repentingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Christian reformer; or, Unitarian magazine and review ...
As I did not repentingly return to the Catholic Church, but wrote some articles
against certain abuses, although without signing my name, the subjects being of
minor importance, the chapter of Breslau caused a school-house to be erected in
...
2
All's Well that Ends Well ... Printed complete from the text ...
His' high oii'ences 1gainst'yourroyal grace Repentingly he owns, and sues for
pardon: . Remembers him—170.0 late !—of Helen's .Yii'hllefig And chides his
wrongs to her kvithsuch 'a. feeling, As, did she live, mightwvin her. to forgive them
, ...
William Shakespeare, John Philip Kemble,
1815
3
Glenrowan, a Scottish tradition. Lord Howth, an Irish ...
Oh yes! if I were na sinfu',” Jeannie repentingly answered, “ I wad na' be sae
heart-sair. Ye ken if I could ha' conquered my wicked will, and been in a' things
sic a wife to ye as I was to my drowned Malcolm, I should na' be sae wae noo.
Jane Porter, Anna Maria Porter,
1826
4
Important truths in simple verse [signed S.W.P.].
Tomorrow, the sinner repentingly says, I vow to reform all my reprobate ways, But
tomorrow will laugh at his vow ; He deceives both himself and despises his God
Who delays till tomorrow to turn from that road Where conscience accuses him ...
Samuel William Partridge,
1841
5
Palestine: The Bible History of the Holy Land
In the extremity of distress, while the city was in the hands of an insulting
conqueror, who stripped the most sacred places of their costly ornaments and
wealth, the king of Judah and his people turned repentingly to God, and implored
...
6
The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
1 The lady peaks repentingly, and with shame and sorrow. The poet's grief,
stronger for her than for himself, receives no consolation— “ Nor can thy shame
give physio to in grief ; ' Though thou repent, yet I have sti 1 the loss : The
offender's ...
7
Life of Michael Angelo, tr. by F.E. Bunnett
... it was intended to show symbolically his firm confidence in the miraculous
assistance of heaven, and that the doubting ones, like the priest with the host,
would some day repentingly acknowledge the truth. He gathered together a fresh
army ...
Herman Friedrich Grimm, Fanny Elizabeth Bunnett,
1865
8
Shakespeare Commentaries
... rank and thoughts unnatural" may not have been at work in Desdemona,
whether, recoiling to her better judgment, she may not have repentingly
compared him with her own S-l THIRD PERIOD OF SHAKESPEARE'S
DRAMATIC POETRY.
Georg Gottfried Gervinus,
1863
9
The Churchman's Monthly Magazine
... Jupiter ; " this time be instructed without being punished ; but to remind you
repentingly from time to time of your presumption, — continue thou to exist, new
creature" — (Jupiter as he spoke threw a glance of compassion on the camel.) ...
10
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... s. edifarydd, tifeirydd: a. edifeiriol, edifeiriog Repentantly, ri-pent'-ant-li, j ad. yn
Repentingly, rl-pent'-ing-li, J edifeiriol, gydag edifeirwch Repenter, ri-pent'-er, s.
edifarâwr, edifar- wr, edifarydd, nn edifeiriol ; tm a edifarâo [edifarâd Repenting, ...