10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RETIREDNESS»
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retiredness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Thomas St Nicholas H N Davies. 21 epithet] J.P.'s epithet 'sweet' is anticipated in
Fane's 'My Happy Life, to a Friend' (Otia Sacra, London, 1648) where he refers to
'a sweet retirement' (p. 135). 22 patron ... liberty] The patron is 'retiredness', ...
Thomas St Nicholas, H N Davies, 2002
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An History Of Ireland: From the Year 1599, to 1603 : With a ...
loved private Retiredness, with good Fare, and some few choice Friends. He
delighted in Study, in Gardens, an House richly furnished, and delectable for
Rooms of Retreat, in riding on a Pad to take the Air, in playing at Shuffle-board, or
at ...
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The Church Eclectic: A Monthly Magazine of Church Literature ...
Made to be the centre, far more than the man is, of moral and religious family life.
About the true woman there is something of retiredness, something of quiet,
something which shows that without being selfish she is self-contained.
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The Works of the Right Reverend Father in God, Joseph Hall, ...
The goodness of retiredness . and the partnership of the swd's imprisonment.
Thou art a prisoner : — Make the best of thy condition : close air is warmer than
open : and how ordinarily do we hear birds sing sweeter notes in their cages,
than ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1898
... in the desert, in the wilderness; that is, as St. Hierome notes, nogin Jerusalem,
in a tumultuary place, a place of distraction, but in the desert, a place of solitude,
and retiredness. And yet this does not imply an abandoning of society, and ...
John Donne, Henry Alford, 1839
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Feminism and Sexuality: A Reader
... be present, but which would tend very much to alter our estimation of the
modesty and retiredness proper to the sex, and which are never more prominent
or more admirable than on these occasions?' Implicit in Smith's description is the
fear ...
Stevi Jackson, Sue Scott, 1996
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The works of Joseph Hall, with some account of his life and ...
The goodness of retiredness ; and the partnership of the soul's imprisonment.
Thou art a prisoner : — Make the best of thy condition : close air is warmer than
open : and how ordinarily do we hear birds sing sweeter notes in their cages,
than ...
Joseph Hall (bp. of Norwich.), Peter Hall, 1837
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The Works of Joseph Hall: Practical works
The goodness of retiredness ; and the partnership of the soul's imprisonment.
THOU art a prisoner : — Make the best of thy condition : close air is • warmer than
open : and how ordinarily do we hear birds sing sweeter notes in their cages,
than ...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt, 1808
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A help to knowledge, chiefly religious, in extracts from the ...
RETIREDNESS. 55 lolly and error, and inconstant in his manners and good
purposes. 4. His labours are vain, intricate, and endless. 5. His fortune is
changeable, and seldom pleasing, and never perfect. 6. His wisdom comes not
till he is ...
Help, Thomas Chamberlain, 1839
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Ireland under Elizabeth and James the First
So that howsoever his retiredness did alienate his mind from all action, yet his
desire of honour and hope of reward and advancement by the wars, — yea, of
returning to this retiredness after the wars ended, 444 LORD MOUNTJOY.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RETIREDNESS»
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retiredness is used in the context of the following news items.
On Car Rules and Email Wars: 8 Lessons in Leadership
... assure nit as attitudinarian else after retiredness reconfirm deelivous decency dignity may attenuation supplementary declaration may declare by loathing ok. «Pulse, Mar 15»
Exclusive: Axl Rose's Letter Declining AARP Membership
And AARP travel benefits are first rate. But at what cost? My non-retiredness? I say let sleeping dogs lie or lying dogs sleep or whatever. I'm not retired. Period. «Huffington Post, Apr 12»
A Temple of Hope ... A Beacon of Liberty
That with common employments, you join common affections truly bent upon the general good, avoiding as a deadly plague all retiredness of mind for one's own ... «Executive Intelligence Review, Oct 06»
