10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHININGNESS»
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An universal etymological English dictionary. 21st [sic] ed
Ci. To FULFIL' [Fulpyllan, Sax. oolfllllcll. To'.] to accomplish or perform.
FULFILMENT, Accompli fhmenr. FUL'GENCY [fnlpntis, L.] Shiningness, sr
Glistrringness. FUL'GENT [fnlgm, L.] mining, glis- tertaf. FUL'GID [fulgidu!, I,.]
bright, shining.
It was a shiningness, insubstantial yet palpable. Feather-light, it floated above the
mutation's head, riding with his movements. "Watch the ship!" Clane pointed. The
words and the movement were like a signal. The "ball" was abruptly gone from ...
A.E. Van Vogt, Eric Flint, David Drake, 2006
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Dictionarium Britannicum: or a more compleat universal ...
_A Gnoss [glqfflb L. nd'mm', Gr.] a Comment, Expesition or Interpretation; also'a
Shiningness or Lustre set 'upon Silk, Cloth, Stuff, &Ft. " ' AGLOSS, also is a literal
Translation or Interpretation of an Author in anOLher Lan uage Word sor Word.
Nathan Bailey, George Gordon, Philip Miller, 1730
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Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research
T2 (0.5 kGy) reflected much less colour change, which showed that this dose
helped in retaining the colour. Similar types of results were noticed for
attractiveness artd shiningness. Trevelsen [10] administered gamma irradiation
for different ...
The higher the vibrations of a person the greater the shiningness of the L-field; a
fact reflected in a person's eyes and actually seen by those with clairvoyant vision
. This means that the higher the plane the greater its shiningness. ln this ...
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Crito Or a Dialogue on Beauty. 2. Ed. - London, R. Dodoley 1752
The Epithets marmorem', coin-nour, and candidm, are all aplied to Beauties by
the Roman Poets ; sometimes as to their hape, and sometimes as to the
Shiningness here spoken of. G times * -- Liparaei nitor Hebri. * The glowin
Dames of ...
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
Her musical shall ever touch Some thought within us which is such. Yet shall she
not our mistress be, As is the moon of ocean ; Albeit swaying so our thoughts In
shiningness and motion. More like a harp of many la) s, \Vhich moves its master ...
8
Death, Burial and Rebirth in the Religions of Antiquity
... a ba (an entity actually invigorated by death, with the all-important task of
binding together the ka and the mummy/body), the xu (a shiningness or evidence
of location around the polestar and evidence also of heart- conscience, weighed
at ...
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Welsh and English Dictionary: Geiriadur cymraeg a saesoneg
... s m. spread, ray ; strand Tywymdig, a. heing illnmed Tywynedigneth, s m.
radiancy Tywyniad, s. radiating, shining Tywynol,a. radiant, shining Tywynn, v. to
radiate, to shine Tywynwg, s in. shiningness Tywynygiad, s in. illnmination
Tywynygn, ...
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The Garden Book for Young People
I have noticed that they are often iridescent like coals and of a remarkable
shiningness. Timothy has warned us strongly against these birds, saying that
they do no good to the farmers' corn. Still, there are so few farms near us in Nestly
that ...
