10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNREPROACHFUL»
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unreproachful in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unreproachful and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
But the naguals' built-in capacity to affect others doesn't only depend on their lack
of worldly concerns or on the force of their personalities but rather on the force of
their unreproachful behavior. Naguals are unreproachful in their actions and ...
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The Lathe Of Heaven: A Novel
George Orr discovers that his dreams possess the remarkable ability to change the world, and when he falls into the hands of a power-mad psychiatrist, he counters by dreaming up a perfect world that can overcome his nightmares, in a new ...
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The house of Atreus, being the Agamemnon, Libation-bearers, ...
And woe ! for him who stands Shamed, silent, unreproachful, stretching hands
That find her not, and sees, yet will not see, That she is far away ! And his sad
fancy, yearning o'er the sea, Shall summon and recall Her wraith, once more to ...
Every shred and filament of his poor remorseful heart and soul longed for home
and the comfort that his wife alone could give him, and yet at the last corner he
stopped for a quaking moment or so in the face of the terror of her unreproachful
...
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Seven Decades of the Union: The Humanities and Materialism, ...
The message was calm, temperate, uncomplaining, unreproachful, and wisely
addressed itself to the highly important public business then calling for
harmonious action, and requiring great care and skill in the conduct of the
country's affairs at ...
Henry Alexander Wise,
1881
... interested in the new dining- room wall-paper and the private bathroom that
was her special surprise; brief and uncommunicative about the details of her
graduation but eloquent over the tennis finals — to all appearances as
unreproachful ...
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The Biblical Repository and Classical Review
... to a calm, dignified, theological, and scriptural refutation of the statements of
the confession. “ This document (be said) is written in a dignified, unreproachful,
candid style, and the answer to it, to be effectual, must bear the same character.
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The works of George Meredith
Aminta read the unreproachful irony in the smile addressed to her. She was too
convulsed by her many emotions and shouting thoughts to think of defending
herself. Selina, in the drawing-room, diligently fingered and classed brown-black
...
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The Dramatic Works of Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh, and ...
... has remarked, characteristic of “worldlings.” Congreve therefore might still
have been “ Friendly Congrovc, unreproachful man,” as Gay called him ; his
company might never have been quitted by anybody with one pang 0f personal ...
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The Life of Richard Steele
At the beginning of 1701 we have further evidence of Steele's friendship with
distinguished writers of the town, and especially with Congreve — "friendly
Congreve, unreproachful man," as Gay called him — who had then written all his
famous ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNREPROACHFUL»
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unreproachful is used in the context of the following news items.
Downton Abbey: “Season Five, Episode Nine”
Even Lord Sinderby is moved by her poise and unreproachful generosity. “Rose, my dear, you are clever, kind, and resourceful, and I wish to put it on record that ... «A.V. Club DC, Mar 15»
Crimewatch aired in UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Germany, but why not …
... can review him/herself in the ludicrous representation that the BBC has made of a case that was unreproachfully investigated by the Portuguese authorities. «The Portugal News, Oct 13»
There's A Rainbow In The Road, Caroline Johnson, Reviewed
And yet there are those quick appealing yellows and unreproachful red. Market Street. Red brick Salford Lads Club, Kings Arms and Black Bull signs. Plenty of ... «Manchester Confidential, May 13»
A glimpse of the private Sontag
"I must be strong, permissive, unreproachful, capable of joy (independently of her), able to take care of my own needs (but playing down my ability, or wish, ... «Newsday, Apr 12»
Soul food from a writer's farm: Per Petterson returns to his working …
"I love physical work," the writer says, unreproachfully, to the late-arriving interviewer who has dodged the hard bit. "I always did. My father liked it, and I take after ... «Independent, Jul 10»