10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDERNICENESS»
Discover the use of
underniceness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
underniceness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Supplementary English Glossary
Underniceness, defect in delicacy. Ovcriuceness may be underniceness. —
Richardson, CI. Harloice, v. 8. Underpeer, to peep under. To make the people
wonder are set forth great and vglie gyauts, marching as if they were aline, and
armed ...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1881
2
Clarissa Or the History of a Young Lady: Comprehending the ...
Over-niceness may be underniceness: have you not such a proverb, my lord? —
tantamount to, one extreme produces another! —Such a lady as this, may
possibly think her casemore extraordinary than it is. This I will take upon me to
say, that ...
3
Clarissa Or, the History of a Young Lady by S. Richardson
Over~niceness may be underniceness: have you not such a proverb , my lord? —
tantamount to, one extreme produces another! — Such a lady as this, may
possibly ' think her case more extraordinary than it is. This 1 will take upon me to
say, ...
4
The Works of Samuel Richardson: The history of Clarissa Harlowe
... be underniceness ! I cannot reproach myself with anything that deserves this
high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you might have carried
me beyond fit bounds — but that your commands and adjurations had power ...
Samuel Richardson, Sir Leslie Stephen, 1884
5
The works of Samuel Richardson, with a prefatory chapter of ...
... ness may be underniceness ! I cannot reproach myself with anything that
deserves this high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you
might have carried me beyond fit bounds — but that your commands and
adjurations had ...
6
The novels of Samuel Richardson...
Ovemiceness may be underniceness ! I cannot reproach myself with any thing
that deserves this high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you
might have carried me beyond fit bounds — but that your commands and ...
Samuel Richardson, Ethel M. M. McKenna, 1902
7
Clarissa Harlowe: Or, The History of a Young Lady
Overniceness may be underniceness ! I cannot reproach myself with any thing
that deserves this high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you
might have carried me beyond fit bounds — but that your commands and ...
Overniceness may be underniceness! I cannot reproach myself with any thing
that deserves this high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you
might have carried me beyond fit bounds—but that your commands and
adjurations ...
9
Clarissa Harlowe; Or the History of a Young Lady - Volume 9:
... Madam,Iremind you of your promise: and beg leave to say, Iinsist upon the
performance ofit. Remember, dearest creature, that the faultofa blameable
person cannot warrant a fault in one more perfect. Overniceness may be
underniceness!
10
The Works of Samuel Richardson
Overniceness may be underniceness ! I cannot reproach myself with any thing
that deserves this high resentment. I own that the violence of my passion for you
might have carried me beyond fit bounds — but that your commands and ...
The Rev. Edward Mangin, M.A., 1811
