10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STOUTHEARTEDNESS»
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stoutheartedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stoutheartedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Categorization in the History of English
Thus, stoutheartedness is a hyponym of courage, and courage is a hypernym (
superordinate term) of the category of which stoutheartedness is a member. In
some areas of the classification meronymy comes into play. This semantic ...
Christian Kay, Jeremy J. Smith, 2004
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Women in Early British and Irish Astronomy: Stars and Satellites
never. have. been. undertaken. let. alone. accomplished. without. the.
stoutheartedness. and. encouragement. of. these. intelligent. skilful. collaborator-
wives. Notes. i H.A. and M.T. Br ̈uck. 1988. The Peripatetic Astronomer, the Life
of Charles ...
3
Waterloo, the downfall of the first Napoleon: a history of ...
It was a contest between bravery and stoutheartedness, between glory and duty,
and duty and stoutheartedness prevailed. The beaten cavalry retired to the
hollows at the foot of the allied right centre, but no farther. Here, somewhat
sheltered ...
4
Aquila and the Iron Horse
You still do not see the virtues of Roman fortitude and stoutheartedness —
despite the fact that you belong to a defeated people, Titus Papinianus the
Younger!" He paused for a breath — having been belaboring my behind with all
the fortitude ...
5
Like Them That Dream: The Maori and the Old Testament
Our salvationtoday is stoutheartedness and patience ...You must believe in my
teaching, or you will die ... Letus all remain hereat Parihaka, which came
fromheaven, and none shall be taken. The new message, whileitwasone of
resistance to ...
6
Waterloo, the downfall of the first Napoleon
It was a contest between bravery and stoutheartedness, between glory and duty,
and duty and stoutheartedness prevailed. The beaten cavalry retired to the
hollows at the foot of the allied right centre, but no farther. Here, somewhat
sheltered ...
7
A Dictionary of the Panjábí language
W3& ka,than, a. Difficult, painful, troublesome, hard, aTS^i W7>, hardhearted,
stouthearted. kathna,u, •> t.f. Dif- kathni,'i, ) ficulty, hardness ; hardhcartedness,
stoutheartedness. a)<iA ka,than, a. Difficult, hard, troublesome, painful. kathanta,!
, j ».
Lodiana. American Presbyterian mission, 1854
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Yes and no; or, Glimpses of the great conflict
... one might as well think that all the vegetable life that has beautified the world is
immortal; that the oaks are rewarded for their stoutheartedness, the cedars for
their perfumes, and the upas for its deadly shade, as that this universal human
life, ...
Henry Robert Reynolds, sir John Russell Reynolds (bart.), 1860
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Daily Bible illustrations, original readings. Evening series
Thus we see that Job is so far from showing any stoutheartedness against God,
that even all his words are ordered well, and reflect no dishonour upon the Lord ;
and that where most men are apt to be light of speech, and unable to rule their ...
John Kitto, Josias Leslie Porter, 1867
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Tracts for the Christian seasons
... be strengthened by God to overcome all the evils which the craft and subtlety of
the devil or man should work against them : that they might have the gift of
wisdom to understand, 'and stoutheartedness to declare the whole counsel of
God.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STOUTHEARTEDNESS»
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stoutheartedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: Family Affair
... complex matters in this movie, he does so in a way that embraces the viewer, inspiring their souls to take solace in someone else's stoutheartedness. «Examiner.com, Feb 12»
A Diva Speaks for HIV's Silent Victims
... I Cry" may refer to weeping, but the sentiment that lingers -- after the show and its informal postlude -- is a we're-all-in-this-together stoutheartedness. «Washington Post, Sep 08»
