10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STAINLESSLY»
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stainlessly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Shakespeare's History of the Life and Death of King John
122 above), as Fleay explains it ; or = stainlessly, as Schmidt gives it. The
Cambridge editors conjecture " cleanly." 13. Are. See on v. 3. 11 above. 14.
Shrewd. Bad, evil ; its original meaning. Cf. A. Y. L. v. 4. 179. "That have endur'd
shrewd ...
William Shakespeare, William James Rolfe, 1921
2
Christ's Millennial Reign and Second Appearing: With Nine ...
Unsearchable as to us are many of God's ways and providences, this truth should
be firmly imbedded in every human heart — "Just and true are Thy ways, Thou
King of saints;" unalterably and stainlessly pure will they ever remain!
3
Villette, by Charlotte Brontë
High she rode, and calm and stainlessly she shone. The music and the mirth of
the féte, the fire and bright hues of those lamps had outdone and outshone her
for an hour, but now, again, her glory and her silence triumphed. The rival lamps
...
Charlotte Brontë, Emily Brontë, Anne Brontë, 1900
4
The Speaker's Garland and Literary Bouquet
Then from her lips arose this prayer: “ Do Thou, O Lord, m_v soul prepare To do
Thy will, and vield to Thee This child, at last, all stainlessly ! ” M THE SONG OF
THE SHIRT.—THOMAs HOOD. With fingers weary and NUMBER TWO. 79.
5
The life and death of King John
Singer renders the word wavering, shaking; Fleay (apud Rolfe) waving, quoting
from The Spanish Tragedy, " A man hanging, and tottering and tottering, As you
know the wind will wave a man." clearly, is explained by some as ' stainlessly,' by
...
William Shakespeare, 1890
It was the close of the golden afternoon of a November day ; the sky was
stainlessly blue and bright, the air clear as crystal, free from any suspicion of fog
or mist ; the sunshine had a yellower heat and flash than during the summer.
His childhood was spent in a secluded valley, but his earliest memories were of
the hills which rose, precipitous, vast, stainlessly white, against the blue of the sky
. He was intimate almost before he could talk with the brook which ran, swift and ...
Alfred Emanuel Smith, Francis Walton, 1902
8
The lily among thorns: a study of the Biblical drama ...
They read in the Song of Songs a stainlessly chaste love-poem, the epic of a
woman's purity, a jsatire on polygamy, Tofty ethical teachings, and a spiritual
doctrine taught in dramatic form. They, find the complement to the other writings
of the ...
William Elliot Griffis, 1889
9
The Bagford Ballads: Illustrating The Last Years of the Stuarts
The Court of Charles the Second bears an evil reputation ; neither men nor
women having preserved their honour stainlessly amid its guilty revelries. What
then must be thought of the citizens of London, and the Members of Parliament,
even ...
Joseph Woodfall Ebsworth, 1878
10
The Works of John Ruskin
Still more fortunately it happened that a woman of faultless genius led the
following dances, — Taglioni ; J a person of the highest natural faculties, and
stainlessly simple character, gathered with sincerest ardour and reverence into
her art.
John Ruskin, Sir Edward Tyas Cook, Alexander Dundas Oligvy Wedderburn, 1908
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STAINLESSLY»
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Post-fight patterns: Demetrious Johnson, Floyd Mayweather, and …
Still, The Mouse's capacity to improve and overcome in any phase is so stainlessly pure that it's a struggle to describe it without resorting to lazy engineering or ... «Bloody Elbow, Apr 15»
Mark Twain's Little Known Love for a Catholic Saint
... entire essay here) he wrote in 1904 that Joan was the "Wonder of the Ages," an individual "stainlessly pure, in mind and heart, in speech and deed and spirit.". «ministryValues.com, Jul 09»
