10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNFOREBODING»
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
UNFOREBODING. adj. Giving no omens. — TJnnuniber'd birds do unforeboding
stray. Pope. * UNFOREKNOWN. adj. Not foreseen by prescience. — It had no
less prov'd certain, unfore- knoiun. Milton. * UNFORESEEN, adj. Not known
before ...
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The New and Complete American Encyclopedia: Or, Universal ...
Not impelled — 3. Not feigned. — 4. Not violent ; •easy; gradual 5. Not contrary to
ease. UNFORC1BLE, adj. wanting strength. 6 O UNFOREBODING,
UNFOREBODING, adj. giving no omens^ UNFOREKNOWN, adj. not foreseen by
UN F UNF ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
B-ing only discoverable is * UNFOREBODING. adj. Giving no omens, night, it
becomes unfrequent. Brawn. — Unnumber'd birds do unforeboding stray. Pope. *
To Unfrequent. v. a. To leave * UNFOREKNOWN. adj. Not foreseen by to'
frequent.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Unminiher'd birns do' unforeboding stray .' Pope. * UNFOREKNOWN. adj. Not
foreseen by pirscier.ee. — It had no less prov'd certain, unfore- knotun. Milion. \ *
UNFORESEEN, adj. Not known before it happened.— Unforeseen, they fay; is ...
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The history of our Lord, as exemplified in works of art, ...
Christ accordingly appears before us clad in that tender sweetness of unsuffering
and unforeboding youthfulness, which only gains pathos from our sense of its
ideal untruth. Here we seek for no expression of sympathy, for sorrow has not ...
Anna Brownell Jameson, Elizabeth Eastlake (lady.), Jesus Christ, 1864
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A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Unforbidden, minime prohibi- tus. Unforced, spontaneus, volunta*- riuB.
Unforcedly, aponte, ultro. r/n/orcio/e.-virium expera. Unforeboding, sine prawr '"
Unforeknown, minime ; Unforeseen, improvieue, Unforfeitêd, non CNR
Unprosperously, ...
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Sermons Preached in Rugby School Chapel, in 1858, 1859, 1860
... or saying that he was ready for prison and for death; the simple unforeboding
love of childhood, content with the present sense of being in favour with its father,
and never thinking of losing that favour again, or its sense of that favour. Of such
...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
_ a. wanting strength [no omens Unforeboding, drl-forc-bo'dlng. a. giving
Unforeseen, i'in-fore-séén'. a. not known before it happened [memory
Unforgetten, dn-for-got'tn. a. not lost to U nforgiving. du-fdr-giv'ing.a. relentless,
implacable ...
Already she could see the halfawakencd girl, starting up all glowing and sweet
from her safe rest, unforeboding of evil; and the widow composed her face under
the shadow of her veil, and sent back with an effort the unshed tears from her ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1862
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Illustrations of the Atmospherical Origin of Epidemic ...
Instances of simple and unforeboding apparitions of the nature above described
are not unfrequent in persons who have the upper and lateral portions of the front
lobe of the brain much developed; and where no consequences result there ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNFOREBODING»
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'Tonight No Poetry Will Serve,' by Adrienne Rich
The lines that lead up to this moral black hole are mild, unforeboding. The speaker's companion is seen "sleep-fallen, naked in your dark hair," a scene readers ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Jan 11»
