10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPROVIDEDLY»
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unprovidedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
British Reformers: Writings of John Knox
... lest, perchance, that you might have been overthrown, if unprovidedly both
occasion and temptation at once had assaulted you; and partly, that by continual
repugnance,^ you might learn how odious is all kind of idolatry in the sight of God
.
2
Diccionario Espanol E Ingles; A Dictionary, English and Spanish
DESAPEGO , s m. disaffeflion , alienarion, _ DESAPERCEBIDAMENTE adv.
unprovidedly. DEbHPERC-Elilflufiffllvzssoyfi m. want of provision, ..
DESAPERCEXPDO, adj. unprepared , unprovided. ' DESAPEST/UR , v. a. t0*
clear ro free from ...
3
Theory on the Classification of Beauty and Deformity: And ...
... where the tender receptibilite of her too tickled fancie was least able to hold out
, so unprovidedly was surprised, that with no less impetuositie of ridibundal
passion then she, not able longer to support the well beloved burden of so
excessive ...
Mary Anne Schimmelpenninck,
1815
4
The Morality of Shakespeare's Drama Illustrated
... be honcfl, my suspicion! touch you not. Appearance: may deceive; so' virtue
can wear no garh but what hypocrisy can assume. 1 Rmnzsc-Un'd'isefly, and
unprovidedly. l . Further ldn' Further on, he makes an admirable enumeration of
those ...
5
Traité de L'amour de Dieu
The just man never dies unprovidedly; for to have persevered in Christian justice
even to the end, is to have well provided for death; but he does sometimes die of
unexpected or sudden death. For this cause the all-wise Church does not make ...
Saint Francis (de Sales),
1942
6
Tracts of the Learned and Celebrated Antiquarian Sir Thomas ...
... by the irresistable violence of the pleasure unawares insused, where 'the
tender receptibilitie of her too too tickled sancie -.was least able to hold out, so
unprovidedly was surprized, that, with no less impetuositie of ridibundal passion
then ...
Sir Thomas Urquhart,
1774
7
The following of Christ, in four books, by Thomas à Kempis. ...
Be therefore always in readiness, and so live, that death may never find thee
unprepared. Many die suddenly and unprovidedly ; for the Son of Man will come
at the hour when He is not looked for. "When that last hour shall have come, then
...
8
The Morality of Shakespeare's Drama Illustrated
If you be honeir, my suspicions touch yon not. Appearances may decerre ; for
virtue can wear no garl> but what hypocrisy can assume, <K Rtn/ncsi—
Unadvisedly, and unprovidedly. Further /Farther on, he makes an admirable
enumeration of ...
Mrs. Griffith (Elizabeth),
1775
... men ; but mingled with extreame pride and contempt of all ; yet I found some
inward trouble now and then assaile him, and a kind of brokenesse and
distraction in his thoughts, unprovidedly and amazed- ly answering suitors, or not
hearing.
10
A Tour in Scotland 1769
... left able to hold out, so unprovidedly was surprised, " that, with no less
impetuositie of ridibundal passion then (as hath been told) '' occasioned a
fracture in the other young ladie, she, not able longer to support " the well
beloved burden of ...