10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REPOSEDNESS»
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reposedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
Gorfbwysdra, r. m. (gorfowys) Reposedness; rest. Corfraw, a. (fraw) Extremely
active, volatile, or agitated ; full os brilknel's. Gorrrawz, ». «. (frawi) Extrême bustle
. Gorfrom, ». (from) Very irritable, or touchy. Gorfromi, v. ». (gorfrom) To become ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
Gorphowys, е. я. (powys) То rest, to repose. Gorphowysaw, в. a. (gorphowys) To
repose. Gorphowy&dra, ». m. (gorphowys) Reposedness. Gorphwyll, ». m. — pi. t
. oedd(pwyll) Loss of reason, distraction, madness, rage, folly. Gorphwyllaw, е. n
...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
Gorp sdra, s` la. Заплатил) Reposedness. Gorph s. run-pi. t. oedd(prryli) Lou of
rea~ son,'ciistraction, madness, rage folly. Go Паша. a. gorpbwyll) zl`o become
dis,togo ,toiosethesensem Gorphsryliawg, o. gorphwyil) Being distracted, insane,
...
4
Account of the Poor Fund and other Charities Held in Trust ...
Meanwhile the society, in the same happy reposedness to the last in the bland
representations of a successful termination, regrets of innocuous vengeance,
poetical quotations, and determined ;, appeals, were constrained at last to
believe, ...
5
The Autobiography and Correspondence of Sir Simonds D' Ewes ...
I found much comfort and reposedness of spirit from them; being more careful
than ever before to walk warily, to avoid sin and lead a godly life ; which shows
the devilish sophisms and errors of the Papists, Anabaptists, or Pseudo-
Lutherans ...
Simonds D'Ewes, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1845
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Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of ...
Sleep, rest, quiet ; cause of rest. Reposedness, re- poized- nes, s. 365. The state
of being at rest. To Reposite, re-poz-zlt, p. a. To lay up, to lodge as in ft place of
safety. Reposition, re-po-zlsh-ftn, s. The act of replacing. Repository, re-poz^-tfir-e
, ...
God's gracious purpose then to man, being rest, and a contented reposedness in
the works of their several callings; and his purpose being declared upon us, in
the establishing and preserving of such a kingdom, as hath the best body, (best ...
John Donne, Henry Alford, 1839
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The Golden lectures, sermons delivered at St. Margaret's ...
80 that if it be only in our return to God, in reconciliation to him from whom we
have revolted, that we shall find that reposedness which is so necessary an
element in the constitution of happiness, the feeling that we have been
disobeying God ...
9
The Works of John Donne, D.D., Dean of Saint Paul's, ...
... And now behold I know, 8:c., we shall reduce to your memories, first, his
proceeding in the church after he was called, (I have gone preaching the
kingdom of God among you) and then the ease, the reposedness, the
acquiescence that he ...
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A critical pronouncing dictionary and expositor of the ...
Reposedness, re-po-zed-nes, s. 365. State of being at rest. To Reposite, r£-poz£
zit,"t>. a. To lay up, to lodge as in a place of safety. Reposition, r£-po-zish-3n, s.
The act of replacing. Repository, r£-poz-«i-tur-£, s. A place where any thing is ...
