10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNGENTILITY»
Discover the use of
ungentility in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ungentility and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Jolo Manuscripts. A Selection of Ancient Welsh Manuscripts, ...
GENTILITY AND UNGENTILITY.l GENTILITY and Ungentility were found in three
places, without either father or mother. All grades of gentility emanate from God
and Heaven, where gentility and ungentility, freeman and vassal, originated; ...
Edward cogn. Jolo Morgamog Williams, Taliesin ab Jolo Williams, 1848
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Iolo Manuscripts: A Selection of Ancient Welsh Manuscripts, ...
Gentility and Ungentility were found in three places, without either father or
mother. All grades of gentility emanate from God and Heaven, where gentility and
ungentility, freeman and vassal, originated; consequently we shall begin there; ...
Iolo Morganwg, Thomas Price, 1848
3
A Collection of Farces and Other Afterpieces: Which are ...
I'm sure there's no bearing your ungentility. Junk. Why, as to ungentility, that's
neither hern nor there. And if some folks hav'n't so much gentility and morality as
others, why, what's the odds, — we be'n't all born to be boatswains, you know.
4
The Birth-day. The Jew and the Doctor. The Irishmen in ...
I'm sure there's no bearing your ungentility. Junk. Why, as to ungentility, that's
neither here nor there. And if some folks hav'n't so much gen tility and morality as
others, why, what's the odds,— we be'n't all born to be boatswains, you know.
5
A collection of farces and other afterpieces, selected by ...
I'm sure there's no bearing your ungentility. Junk. Why, as to ungentility, that's
neither here nor there. And if some folks hav'n't so much gentility and morality as
others, why, what's the odds, — we be'n't all born to be boatswains, you know.
Collection, Elizabeth Inchbald, 1815
A cottage of Ungentility, for it had neither double coach-house nor wings. Like its
tenant, it stood alone. He said, glancing at the Paternoster one, that he did not
like " the Row." There was a bit of a garden, in which, being, as he professed, ...
7
Lectures to young men, on various important subjects
Shall the promising lad be apprenticed to his uncle, the blacksmith ? The sisters
think the blacksmith so very smutty ; the mother shrinks from the ungentility of his
swarthy labour; the father, weighing the matter prudentially deeper, finds that a ...
8
London Magazine: Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer...
AU this while, if you use any method, carefully conceal it ; for it were the height of
ungentility, especially before the tasteful andiences at the polite end of the town,
to use any of those divisions and subdivisions with whicli those stiff antiquated ...
9
A Modest Plea for the Clergy: Wherein is Briefly Considered, ...
... those who are solserviceable to them ii] their highestconcern, and principal
interest. . But leaving these men to cure this their distemper'd. Carriage towards
the Clergy, with aconsiderate reflection upon the baseriess and ungentility 0fs0.
do.
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Six Weeks in Fauquier: Being the Substance of a Series of ...
... ungentility, beautyand ugliness, old maids SIX wnnxs yr THE smunes. 31.
