10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNMOVEDLY»
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If you entreat, I will unmovedly hear. 80 ARETHUSA Yet for my sake a little bend
thy looks. PHILASTER I do. audiences of ongoing voyages of 94–6 Philaster's
immediate suspicion Dear,. 71 basilisk 'A fabulous reptile, also called a
cockatrice, ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Suzanne Gossett, 2009
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Universal Dictionary of the English Language: A New and ...
unmovedly—unnerve 4969 4. Not afl'ectcd; not having the ssions or feelings
excited; not touched or uupressed; calm, lirm. " What man but I. so long unmoe'd
could bear Such tender n Y “ Dry en : l Conquest of Granada, iv. 2. 5. Not
susceptible ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1900
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A Letter concerning Toleration. Translated from the Latin of ...
When they are not strengthened with the civil power, then they can bear most
patiently and unmovedly the contagion of idolatry, superstition,-and þ heres in
their neighbourhood; of which, on other occaions, the interest of religion 'makes
them ...
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The Canadian Monthly and National Review
Are things perpetually thus repeated and reproduced in this world in an ever
revolving circle? she wondered vaguely, with a dull, aching wonder that was
hardly pain. 'I am much stronger than I was,' he continued, in an unmovedly calm
voice.
The alternative, madam, is a muffler, which most women would deem worse than
the company of a gentleman, who for the rest desires to treat you with all honour,"
responded the other unmovedly. " Twelve hours more will see you at liberty ...
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Maid Ellice, by Theo Gift
Ellice broke in warmly ; but her cousin only made his little quieting gesture with
one hand, and went on unmovedly. " You must remember that, letting young
Herne's own conduct alone, his parents have preferred a very serious accusation
...
Dorothy Henrietta Boulger, 1878
It is indeed a privilege to see to-day the grand achievements of astronomical
photography, and one cannot but think half sadly what- a pity it is Galileo or
Newton could not know of the results we many of us look upon so casually, so
unmovedly ...
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The Works of Beaumont and Fletcher: The Text Formed from a ...
Knew you: and so unmovedly have you borne All the and crosses that I laid upon
you, \Vith such a noble temper, which indeed I purposely cast on you, to discern "
our carriage in calamity, and you Have undergone 'em with that brave contempt ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Alexander Dyce, 1879
The tahsildar would listen to all this nonsense unmovedly, and rejoin with a brief,
' Silence, pig ! pay up your revenue at once.' When all that was due had been
paid (and perhaps a trifle besides as douceur to the tahsildar and his underlings)
...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1873
... Mrs. Mellish, when graciously approached by the "relative of Miss Temple Bar-
holm, whose perfect wardrobe you supplied," had listened to all seductions with a
civil eye fixed unmovedly and had referred to the " rules of the establishment.
Frances Hodgson Burnett, 1913
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John Locke: A Letter Concerning Toleration (1689)
When they are not strengthened with the civil power, then they can bear most patiently and unmovedly the contagion of idolatry, superstition, and heresy in their ... «FlaglerLive.com, Jan 11»
