10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STINTEDNESS»
Discover the use of
stintedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stintedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The development of a market economy in the Abelam
In sum, therefore, the model suggests that associated with an increase in the
household's desired level for merchandise, there would be an increase in cash-
crop production which would, in itself, lead eventually to stintedness. The
introduction ...
2
Lectures on Magdalenism: Its Nature, Extent, Effects, Guilt, ...
And in due proportion, perhaps, to the scantiness of their faith, and of the honor
they have given to the God of grace, has been the stintedness of the harvest they
have reaped. On this branch of my subject, namely, the use of moral means for ...
3
Edinburgh Review: Selections, Comprising the Best Articles ...
a deep, fine, and loving nature; a nature in harmony with itself, reconciled to the
world and its stintedness and contradiction ;nay, finding in this very contradiction
new elements of beauty as well as goodness. Among our own writers, ...
4
Selections from the Edinburgh Review, Comprising the Best ...
It is, in fact, the; bloom 'and' perfume, thepurest eftluence of a deep, fine, and
loving nature; a nature'in. harmony with itself, reconciled to the world and its
stintedness and contradiction;. nay, finding in this very contradiction new
elements'of ...
5
The Forester's Guide and Profitable Planter: Containing a ...
Hence, the trees in many of these clumps, have neither good trunks nor tops, and
are very often stinted in their growth. Their stintedness in growth may very likely
be owing to being too early laid open to cattle or sheep, particu-' larly, as when ...
6
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
It is, in fact, the bloom and perfume, the purest effluence of a deep, fine, and
loving nature ; a nature in harmony with itself, reconciled to the world and its
stintedness and contradiction, nay, finding in this very contradiction new
elements of ...
7
Our New West: Records of Travel Between the Mississippi ...
... it prevails in the rocks; you feel it in the air,—a certain sort of stintedness or
withholding impresses you, amid the magnificence of distance, of hight and
breadth and length, with which you are surrounded, and which is the first and
great est ...
8
Critical and miscellaneous essays, collected and republ
It is, in fact, the bloom and perfume, the purest effluence of a deep, fine and
loving nature ; a nature in harmony with itself, reconciled to the world and its
stintedness and contradiction, nay finding in this very contradiction new elements
of ...
9
New Pronouncing and Explanatory English-Italian and ...
(vulg.) puzzàre; va. appuzzáre stinking, adj. puzzolénte, fêtido, puzzóso
Stinkingly, adv. fetidamênte, con fetóre Stint, s. restrizione, limite, párte,
scarsézza — va. restringere, limitáre, far stare a stecchétto; —- vn. arrestarsi,
cessáre Stintedness, ...
equity to congregations both vacant and but sanctioned, and as matter of stern
necessity to itself, from the stintedness of their pecuniary resources, the
Committee is in a manner glad to be aiding to the congregations looking out for
fixed ...
Scotland free church, gen. assembly, 1852
