10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STARCHEDNESS»
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starchedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
starchedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
STARCHEDNESS, s. Leacantachd. STARCHNESS, 8. See Starchedness.
STARE, v. a. et 1:. l. Afl'ect or influence by stares : sgeann, seall dur. 2. it stares in
the face: tha e dearbh shoilleir. 8. look with fixed eyes: spleuchd, sgeann. 4.
stand out ...
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
অনম্য ৷ Starchedness, n. s. দূঢ়তূ, শক্ত'হি, অনম্যতা, অড়েন্টত্ব I Starcher, n. s. কলপ
মাড় লেহাই বা কাইয়ের বাবসারকতাঁ বা তট্টহা ম*খোয়েবা ল*[গায় যে \ Starchly, ad.
আড়ন্টরপে, টিকরপে, দূঢ় বা শক্তরূপে অনম্য রপে | Swrchness, 11- s- আড়উপনা, ঠিকঠাকের
...
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Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady. Comprehending the ...
Mr. Brand enquires after her character and behaviour of Mrs. Smithu His
Starchedness, Conceit, and Pedantry. XXXlX. From the same. Furthcr Particulars
relating to the Lad-YPower left her by her Grandfathefs Will. ' XL. C/ariffa, To
Lowsacr.
His starchedness, conceit, and pedantry 139__14.3 LETTER XXXIX. From the
same.—Farther particulars relating to the lady. Power left her by her grandfather's
i..IOII'"”'IIIUIIO.OOI.IIIi..l.iin.i....'.. 148-149 LETTER XL. Clarissa, to L¢.rvelace.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... ystyfnig; ffurfiol; ardumiol Starchedness, startsh'-ed-nes, l s. syth- Starchness,
startsh'-nes, j dra; ys- tyfnigrwydd; ffurfgarwch Starchly, startsh'-li, ad. yn
anystwyth, yn anhyblyg ; yn ddeddfol Starchmaker, startsh'-mëc-er, s. sythydd,
sythludydd, ...
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Cobbett's Weekly Political Register
And, as to sadness of countenance and starchedness of manner, they have been
invented by hypocrites. Give me the smiling virtues ; the laughing- virtues ; and let
those whose God is Mammon, and those who expect to purchase happiness ...
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Cobbett's Political Register
And, as to sadness of countenance and starchedness of manift»r, they have been
invented by hypocrites. Give me the smiling virtues ; the laughing virtues; and let
those whose God is Mammon, and those who expect to purchase happiness ...
8
Creativity from Constraints: The Psychology of Breakthrough
Notice that there is a towel and a napkin. You already know about that towel.
What of the napkin? Sharing “the same degree of stiffness and starchedness as
the towel with which I had found it so awkward to dry my face as I stood in front of
the ...
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and ...
Undissolved, unmcltcd, unliquefied, unthawed. Indivisible, indiscerptible,
infrangible, indissolvable, indissoluble, insoluble. 323. Hardness, rigidity,
firmness, renitence, inflexibility, stiffness, starchness, starchedness, temper,
callosity, durity ...
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The Life and Errors of ... D.: Citizen of London; with the ...
forms and modes; and if she found the power of it in her heart, she did not think
herself obliged to such a starchedness of carriage as is usual amongst the
Bostonians. Nor was her piety and devotion barren, but fruitful, and abounding in
the ...
