10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNHOSPITABLE»
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unhospitable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia
this unhospitable country is said not to exceed six or seven thousand ; so that, if
this estimate be correct, the Christian converts under the care of the Brethren
form about one-sixth of the whole inhabitants of the country. Such indeed has
been ...
2
A new geographical, historical, and commercial grammar; and ...
In these unhospitable regions, their nights (as may be seen in the table of
climatcs in the introduction) are from one to six mouths, and the earth bound up in
impenetrable snow; so the: the mist-rable inhabitants live under ground great part
of ...
William GUTHRIE (of Brechin.), James FERGUSON (F.R.S.), Thomas KITCHIN, 1779
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A new geographical, historical, and commercial Grammar; and ...
In these unhospitable regions, their nights*(as may be seen in the table of
climates in the introduction) are from one to six months, and the earth bound u in
impenetrable snow; so that the miserable inhabitants live under ground, great
part of ...
William GUTHRIE (of Brechin.), James FERGUSON (F.R.S.), 1774
4
The Plays and Poems of William Shakespeare: With the ...
Rough and unhospitable : My willing love, The rather by these arguments of fear,
Set forth in your pursuit. SEB. My kind Antonio, I can no other answer make, but,
thanks, And thanks, and ever thanks: Often good turns6 Are shuflled off with ...
William Shakespeare, James Boswell, Edmond Malone, 1821
5
Twelfth Night: Third Series
... longer voyage – But jealousy what might befall your travel, Being skill-less in
these parts, which to a stranger, Unguided and unfriended, often prove Rough
and unhospitable. My willing love, My kind Antonio, I can no other answer make
but.
William Shakespeare, Keir Elam, 2008
6
A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
Unhospitable ; unsocial; churlish. Mi-fhii>, a. Worthless, valueless. Mi-fhiOachd,
t.f. Worthlessness ; demerit, Mi-fhiughaireach, a. Spiritless, dull. Gu mi-fhiugh-
aireach, spiritlessly. Mi-fhiOghaireachd, s.f. Spiritlessness, dulness. Mi-fhh)
ghantach ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
7
An historical Geography of the Old and New Testament: in two ...
... true origin of the name was forgot among the Greeks, they had regard only to
the literal import of the word in their own tongue ; and thence imagined, that this
sea was so named by their ancestors, from the unhospitable or uncivilized
nations, ...
8
A Gaelic Dictionary in Two Parts. To which is Prefixed a New ...
(W. myhun. Arm. ma hyny, mine.) Myself. Mi-fhialachd, s.s. Unhospitableness ;
churlishness ; un- sociableness. Mi-fhialaidh, o. (Ir. id.) Unhospitable ; unsocial;
churlish. Mi-fhiù, a. Worthless, valueless. Mi-fhiùachd, s.s. Worthlessness ;
demerit.
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
9
The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
In 1771, the Brethren succeeded in establishing a mission on the unhospitable
shores of Labrador, after repeated attempts for this purpose had failed. From their
first arrival in the country, the missionaries were treated by the Esquimaux in the ...
10
The Isle of Pines, 1668: Henry Neville's Uncertain Utopia
Now Van Sloetten is far more observant, and can see that a more secure
relationship will be difficult to develop: “The people of themselves are very
Unhospitable and Treacherous, hardly to be drawn to Traffique with any people.”
Certainly ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNHOSPITABLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unhospitable is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: A real 'Shepherd's Life' proves a hit in print, online
It's a rugged area that has produced stubborn people, as well as sturdy sheep whose homing instinct means they can graze, unfenced, on the unhospitable high ... «Tribune-Review, Jul 15»
Frenzied gold rush sweeps north Niger - but the most precious …
Whether truthful or fanciful, the legend of the Djado, an arid, unhospitable plateau lying below a chain of low mountains, went viral in Niger and other poor ... «Mail & Guardian Africa, Jun 15»
A shepherd's life proves a hit, in print and online
It's a rugged area that has produced stubborn people, as well as sturdy sheep whose homing instinct means they can graze, unfenced, on the unhospitable high ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Kerastase Paris Unveil Chronologiste Collection
... this polysaccharide, produced by micro-algae, thrives under the most unhospitable areas in extreme conditions. The ingredient has proven results in reducing ... «Styleicons, May 15»
Opinion: 4 ways a hemp economy can benefit our environment.
We can actually turn the most unhospitable soils, such as those laced with heavy metals, into productive hemp fields. Thus, hemp can help us reclaim lands lost ... «Environmental Health News, May 15»
Sony rolls out Xperia M4 Aqua
... dedicated shutter button on the side. The promo video emphasises camera quality and the fact you can get nice shots in wet and unhospitable environments. «Fudzilla, Mar 15»
Shifting Hartford's Gold Street Clears Path For Walkability
Post-World War II development in downtown left many areas unhospitable to pedestrians. Many of the folks who do walk in downtown Hartford head for Bushnell ... «Hartford Courant, Feb 15»
Sandvik Pushes 3-D Printing to Create Fuel Tubes, Drilling Gear
IDTechEX predicts the strongest growth in coming years from the oil and gas industry, where remote and unhospitable locations make it attractive to have 3-D ... «Bloomberg, Jan 15»
Dem Sen. Mary Landrieu In Hot Water For Describing Constituents …
Furthermore, she opined, her constituents are also similarly unhospitable toward women in power. “It's not always been a good place for women to present ... «Western Journalism, Oct 14»
Charles Smith Wines Moves to Seattle, Lloyd Martin celebrates 3 …
... film documenting a road trip examining the way the country grows and distributes food – often in the most unhospitable places, with little water and poor soil. «Seattle Weekly, Sep 14»
