10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPORTIONED»
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unportioned in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Hindu Law of Inheritance: According to the Sarasvatí-vilása
There again, when there are portioned and unportioned together, the
unportioned. [302.] JShdruchi, Apardrka, the author of the Chandrikd,1 and
others, do not agree with this doctrine of Vijndneshvard -s, on the ground that it
was invented for ...
Pratāparudra Deva (raja of Orissa.), 1881
2
Proceedings of the 20th annual Boston University Conference ...
In the UnpoRtioned COnDmon, the referent of the object DP was an unportioned
amount of a mass (eg, a big bale of hay) and was referred to by a mass term (
hooi [Dutch]///eu [German] 'hay'). In the PORtIOnED condition and the InDeFInIte
...
Dame, I have brought thee an unportioned bride.' ' Unportioned, boy ! — what call
you worth and beauty? Come, Julia, to a mother's arms!' ' Father, here is my
second parent — broken a little in spirit, health, and fortune.' ' Give me your hand,
...
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1847
4
The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and ...
1045 MRS. VOLUBLE. Bob, I could beat your brains out! BOB. Why, Lord, mother,
where's the great harm of saying there's a cat in the closet? 109 unportioned]
without a dowry JACK. The best way is to look. (Goes toward the THE WITLINGS;
...
5
Trials and triumphs; comprising The convict's daughter and ...
... with whatever propriety she might formerly have contemplated the possibility of
becoming the wife of Mr. Thomson, when there was an expectation of a probable
dowry ; yet, now, she was utterly pennyless and unportioned, and that a young ...
6
Charles Brockden Brown's Wieland, Ormond, Arthur Mervyn, and ...
The woman whom he had selected was an unportioned orphan, and was
recommended merely by her moral qualities.3 These, however, were eminent,
and secured to her, till the end of her life, the affection of her husband. Though
painting ...
Charles Brockden Brown, Philip Barnard, Stephen Shapiro, 2009
But, though an orphan and unportioned, Rosina's situation, in other respects, was
such as to preclude any dishonourable view, for she had noble and powersul
protectors. Lord Raymond was too much a man of the world to hesitate a moment
...
Mrs. Pilkington (Mary), 1793
8
The Antijacobin Review and True Churchman's Magazine
Now it is evident to us, and we cannot think how it could escape the author, that
the attainments likely to be made by any number of unportioned •emales in these
latter accomplishments, which, with the majority, will not be above mediocrity, ...
9
The Cottager's monthly visitor
But, if it is admitted that there are defects in the laws under which we live, this
only goes to prove, that those laws are, like every thing human, imperfect ; still it
might be fully demonstrated, that our laws make better provision for the
unportioned ...
10
The Imperial dictionary, on the basis of Webster's English ...
Unportioned (un-por'shond), a. Not endowed or furnished with a portion or
fortune. Has virtue charms? I grant her heavenly fair, But if unportioned, all will
interest wed. Young. Unportuoust (un-pdr'tu-us). a. Having no ports. ' An
unportuous ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
