10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRYINGNESS»
Discover the use of
tryingness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tryingness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Principles of Beauty as Manifested in Nature, Art, and ...
... lighting up the well-known and beloved countenance of one who has often
treated our sorrows with compassion, returned long-suffering to our tryingness,
and shown enduring fidelity in our burdens,--endeared to- us like a gallant ship, ...
Mary Anne Galton Schimmelpenninck, Christiana C. Hankin, 1859
2
The World Through a Monocle: "The New Yorker" at Midcentury
Presumably, the fact that the employer's household was a "modest" one
contributed greatly to the "tryingness" of the experience. Had she been mistress
of a large estate, or had the applicant showed up in a shabby coat or an apron,
she could ...
Annie Thomas. personal friends, Mr. Hepburn and I, it is only natural that I should
wish to see both him and his young wife. Such a trying difference in their ages,"
Mrs. Scorrier said, shaking her head in doleful sympathy with the tryingness of it.
4
Travels In West Africa:
What glorious creations theyare! Thenweget out intothe middle ofakoko
plantation. Next to sweetpotatoes, the premier abomination to walk through, give
me kokos for good allround tryingness, particularly when theyare wet,
asisverymuch the ...
What glorious creations theyare! Thenweget out intothe middle ofakoko
plantation. Next to sweetpotatoes, the premier abomination to walk through, give
me kokos for good allround tryingness, particularly when theyare wet,
asisverymuch the ...
To front some sort of: death in the terrible tryingness leftovers akairic I: suppose
as the 19.08 kettles on a balmy slight south-south-west: detergent suds pets
begets him his conspicuous ambition/logically circular defences bagged and
hung ...
7
The principles of beauty, with a classification of ...
... the chastened expression of sympathy, lighting up the well-known and beloved
countenance of one who has often treated our sorrows with compassion,
returned long-suffering to our tryingness, and shown enduring fidelity in our
burdens, ...
Mary Anne Schimmelpenninck, Christian C Hankin, 1859
8
Travels in West Africa: Abridged Edition - Congo Francais, ...
... in luxuriant profusion. What glorious creations they are! Then we get out into
the middle of a koko plantation. Next to sweet-potatoes, the premier abomination
to walk through, give me kokos for good all-round tryingness, particularly when
607.
9
The Life and Work of Ludwig Lewisohn: This dark and ...
Even her difficulties with Jim, toward whose lifetime of problems she remained
empathetic until her death, were similarly glossed. "Very blond, with large eyes,
and a button of a nose," the "half pint" child, in all of his tryingness, would remain
...
Such a trying difference in their ages," Mrs. Scorrier said, shaking her head in
doleful sympathy with the tryingness of it. " Such a test, you know, for them both,
as I say." Then the old ladies went on to call Mrs. Hepburn " a poor young thing,"
...
