10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERVILENESS»
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servileness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
SERVILENESS. Servility, n.s. [tromyjr- vile.] 1. Subjection ; involuntary obedience.
— What, besides this unhappy servility to custom, can possibly reconcile men
that own Christianity to a practice widely distant from it ? Gav. of the Tongue, a.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
SERVILENESS. Servility. n.s. [Irom servile.] • 1. Subjection ; involuntary
obedience. — What, besides this unhappy servility 10 custom, can poffibly
reconcile men that own Christianity to a practice widely distant from it \ Gov. of the
Tongue. 1.
3
Humanist ethics, dialogue on basics
They demand that something or somebody exist such that they can justify their
servileness. The slavish demand a master to impose upon them purposes and
duties which they believe themselves incapable of doing for themselves. No
master ...
4
Spiers and Surenne's French and English Pronouncing ...
i-r-viè-t] n. f. 1. table- napkin; napkin; 2. towel. — de table, table-napkin ; napkin ;
— de toilette, towel. SERVILE [Vr-vu] adj. (À, to) 1. ! § servile ; 2. § slavish ; low.
Condition — , servility; servileness; soumission — 5' servility ; servileness.
Alexander Spiers, George Payn Quackenbos, 1854
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
SERVILELY sur'vllle, adv. servilement SERVILENESS, SERVILITY sur'vllngs, sur-
vll'ite, ». servitude ; bassesse, /. <itat servile, m. SERVING sur'ving, adj. qui sert ;
servant. SERVING-MAN, ». valet, domestique, m. SERVITOR sur'vitur ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
6
Present Religion: Religion as a faith-owning fellowship
... same time, that not by any servileness of mere crouching before Him, should
we gain from Him the blessing He comes laden with. Also, what the Divine
Vanquisher stands for, when its poetry is dispersed by the analysis here
dogmatized, ...
Sara Sophia Hennell, 1873
7
History of Julius Caesar
Finally, I am careful to wound no man's feelings, and that without servileness or
popularity-hunting. My entire conduct is so well planned, that, as a public man, I
yield in (l) Cicero, Letters to Atticus, II. 1. (3) " It even appears that Cicero had lent
...
Napoléon III Bonaparte, 1865
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
þsErviceableness sevore 'e > shag - sErviceably sevErely . shagged sErvile 'seve
'reness , shaggednefs sorvilely sevErity shaggy servileness - SEvern shagrEen
servility sew shake sorvitor szel shaken sErvitude _ sower Shaklingdam sErum ...
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: With a ...
Servidor , sm. Servant. One who pays court lo a lady. One who politely lenders
bis services, de ▻'(/..Your servant. Pan of a close-stool. [A term of courtesy. &i'i>i
<M><i,sf.Maid, female servant. Servidumbre, if, Attendance. Slavery; servileness.
Saint-Hilaire Blanc, 1848
10
The Christian Repository
She dictated — he obeyed with a servileness disgusting even to those as sunken
in voluptuousness and vice as himself. When her demands exceeded even his
magnificent bounds, as they sometimes did (for she was rapacious in her ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SERVILENESS»
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Why can't Sonia Gandhi put a stop to sycophancy?
But the public expression of loyalty and servileness among the leaders is confounding. Down South, leaders of a few parties are known to prostrate at the feet of ... «Firstpost, Oct 11»
