10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNIMPORTUNED»
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unimportuned in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unimportuned and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The story of Carey, Marshman and Ward: The serampore ...
... beg of you, we would toil and deny ourselves with cheerful alacrity, and leave
you unimportuned. But even our present incomes are uncertain. Again we
implore your help, and we hope we shall not implore in vain.” Before this appeal
...
John Clark Marshman, 1864
2
The Dublin University Magazine
The very beggars let his reverence pass by unimportuned. The Protestant
clergyman, with his large family, his heavy charges, his double poor-rates (an
iniquity which it appears by the circular which Messrs. Hamilton and Napier have
just ...
3
An English-Welsh Pronouncing Dictionary: With Preliminary ...
Unimpeded, un-ïm-pï'dëd, a. diattal,; heb ei rwystro, dirwystr, diludd Unimportant,
un-ïm-pôr'tänt, a. dibwys Unimportunate, un-ïm-pôr'tshu-nat, a. annhaer [digais
Unimportuned, un-ïm-pôr-tund', a. Unimprovable, un-ïm-prw'vâ-bl, a. an- ...
4
The works of John Donne
So is the blood sometimes ; who ever ran To danger unimportuned, he was than
No better than a sanguine virtuous man. So cloisteral men, who, in pretence of
fear All contributions to this life forbear, Have virtue in melancholy, and only there
.
John Donne, Henry Alford, 1839
5
A general Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
Not tobe imitated. Urçimmortal, uu-Im-mar'tùl, a. Mortal. UnimpairaMe, ùn-im-pa-
ra-bl, a. Not liable tobe impaired. Unimportant, ùn-lm-pir'túnt, a. Assuming no airs
of dignity; ofnoim- portail ce. UnimportUned, un-lm-par-tu/nd, a. Not solicited.
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1812
6
A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Uniformly, una formt v, ra* Unimaginable, mente v. cogitation* пои percipiendua.
Unimpaired, minime ditninutua. Unimportant, le vi a. Unimportuned, non
lobcilatua. Unimproved, ïndoctua. Unindifferent, partiuii abreplui. partium BüiüN»
UNK ...
7
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
UNIMPORTUNED, Ao-lmpor-tAn'd'. a. No: □ottrrted. not teased to compliance.
UNIMPROVABLE, An-lm prAov i-Ы. a. Incapa- lile of melioration. UNI.
MPROVABLENESS, An-ImprAAv'â-bl-nrs s. Qiialitv of not being improvable.
UNIMPROVED ...
8
Shirley: Easyread Super Large 24pt Edition
regarded as one ripe for free discussion; therefore the lady and her tenant were
suffered to keep details to themselves, unimportuned by the curiosity of their
listeners. Miss Keeldar, in speaking to Mr. Moore, took a tone at once animated
and ...
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A Critical Pronoucing Dictionary & Expositor of the English ...
UNIMPORTUNED, un-?m-por-tun'd', a. Not solicited, not teased to compliance.
UNIMPROVABLE, un-im-proov'a-bl, a. Incapable of melioration
UNIMPROVABLENESS, un-5m-proov'a- bl-nis, i. Quality of not being; improvable
; UNIMPROVED, ...
10
The Missionary Gazetteer: Comprising a Geographical and ...
If unceasing industry or self- denial could, by any means, furnish us with the
supplies which we beg from you, we would toil and deny ourselves with joyful
alacrity, and leave you unimportuned : but our hopes are small in this respect ;
and they ...
