10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THRIVINGNESS»
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thrivingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A New General English Dictionary; Peculiarly Calculated for ...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon. that are much elevated, rich, o' powersul. LOWR
(V.) to srown or look angry, to shew marks os displeasure by the countenance;
also to have the sky or air look heavy, thick, and threatening to rain. LOW'RY (A.)
...
Thomas Dyche, William Pardon, 1740
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The Homilies on the Epistles of St. Paul, the Apostle, to ...
Paradise. For it is said, Lot beheld all the plain of J0rdan— From that it was well
watered every where, even as the garden qffifmls' the Lord. This, therefore, that
was so flourishing, and that rivalled all countries, which for thrivingness
exceeded ...
Saint John Chrysostom, 1843
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
threshold thrice thrift thriftily _thriftiness *. thriftyr thrive r _ thrivingly thrivingness
throat throat-wort throb throne throng throngly i throstle throttle throve through .
throughly throughth * throw' thrower thrown TIC throws-ler thrum thrush thrust ...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
PU'NINESS [of puisne, F. younger, and ness] weakliness, tenderness, un-
thrivingness, spoken of children. PUNNING Iparler pur point:, F. q. d. with a sharp
or pointed word] using words of a like or near sound in a satyrical or bantering
sense.
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Hippopathology: a treatise on the disorders and lameness of ...
... be substituted in lieu of them; but then, to such horses, the bruised corn given
with the chaff should be either diminished in quantity, or else entirely withdrawn,
depending on their respective condition and thrivingness. The custom of mingling
...
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Dictionary of St. Lucian Creole: Part 1: Kwéyòl - English, ...
... n., fwison, twisayéman; thrilling, a., palpitan, evekfwison; sézisan thrive, v.,
ptkspéwé, pofité, éwisi; (of animals) vini bien; thriving, a., lmpbspéwé, ka éwisi,
lca vini bien; thrivingness, n., pdspéwité, siksé. throat, n., gdj; a sore throat, on
malgdj; ...
Jones E. Mondesir, Lawrence D. Carrington, 1992
... to such horses, the bruised corn given with the chaff should be either
diminished in quantity, or else entirely withdrawn, depending on their respective
condition and thrivingness. The custom of mingling bran with oats is a bad one:
nothing so ...
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Homilies on 1 Thessalonians
... all countries, which for thrivingness exceeded the Paradise of God, is now
more desolate than any wilderness. And there stand trees, indeed, and they bear
fruit. But the fruit is a monument of the wrath of God. For there stand
pomegranates, ...
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Proceedings of the 29th International Geological Congress: ...
Results of the quickness and thrivingness are elevations in the lake water
temperature, evaporation and salinity. In this way, conditions would be created
extremely favorable for precipitation of mirabilite and thenardite. Simultaneously,
the ...
Tadao Nishiyama, Fujio Kumon, Y. Watanabe, 1994
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Charles Kingsley, His Letters, and Memories of His Life
But thrivingness and improvement everywhere; immense new plantations of the
pinus, new clearings for cultivation, new smart cottages, beautiful new churches,
railway stations laid out with shrubberies of foreign trees. What a go-a-head ...
