10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNEXTENUATED»
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unextenuated in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The train of perfidy whereby he had thus far accomplished his purpose is
unexampled even in the worst ages of history. The whole transaction was one of
pure unmingled treachery, unprovoked, unextenuated, equally detestable in its
motives, ...
Francis Lister Hawks, Lambert Lilly, Caleb Sprague Henry, 1841
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Timon of Athens. Othello
JoHNsotv. 3 The very head and front qfmy Qffliending -] The main, the whole,
unextenuated. JoHNsoN. " Frons cause: non satis honefia est," is a phrase used
by Quintilian. STEEVENS. A fimilar expresiion is sound in Marlowe's Taml-urlaine
, ...
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson, George Steevens, 1803
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The St. James's Magazine and United Empire Review
and his honest admiration for Oliver Cromwell. Hume worked his work by telling
us that he did not believe in anything;—and he did not. Johnson became famous
by thundering his unextenuated Eye from an oracnlar speaking-trumpet.
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Congressional Serial Set
... in war with Germany, as many newspapers have done, because of the
Venezuelan affair, Is utterly Indefensible. Such a war would be the mightiest
crime of all history, in which the United States would be In eternal and
unextenuated wrong.
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The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare
Johnson. s The very head and front of my offending — ] The main, the whole,
unextenuated. Johnson. " From causae non satis honesta est," is a phrase used
by Quin- tilian. Steevens. A similar expression is found in Marlowe's Tamburlaine,
...
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Samuel Johnson, 1821
We must fill in, by means of our own art, the brief sketches which we have, written
as they were with no apparent expectation that after ages would take them word
for word, as truth unextenuated, unex- tended. This is well. Lives, as we call ...
Jabez Thomas Sunderland, Brooke Herford, Frederick B. Mott, 1894
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Speeches of John Philpot Curran, While at the Bar
He placed himself at the friendly and unsuspecting board, in order to the
accomplishment of his design, by the most unfeeling and unextenuated violation
of the rights of the host, whom he made his dupe—of the lady, whom he marked
as his ...
John Philpot Curran, James Anson Lawrence Whittier, 1877
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
He has ' often perceived the errors of many writers on Hindoo cus~ toms, but the
un leasant nature of the task has made him forbear exposing their mistakes, and
content himself with lay-g ing before the public simple and unextenuated facts.
If manual training can do never so little to teach the unextenuated arrogance and
malignity of this ambition, — and much it can do, — let us not delay to institute it.
Let us not coddle the flippant ignorance of parents and distant relatives. Note the
...
I have known a young gentleman's character to be irreproachablc up to the age
of fourteen years, at which epoch he committed an atrocious and unextenuated
child~murder; but he was -not a favourite of mine either before or nfterpthat event,
...
