10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSCHOLARLIKE»
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unscholarlike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unscholarlike and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Court and society from Elizabeth to Anne
They were generally grave young gentlemen in sad- coloured suits as became
their serious temperament, but there were others who strutted on the causeway in
capacious hose of unseemly dimensions and unscholarlike hue, altogether ...
William Drogo Montagu Manchester (Duke of), 1864
... as he states, " corrected," but none of principle. For these corrections, too, he
seems, unscholarlike, to have been more indebted to accident than research. "
The hints of friends, and the animadversions of 1841.] Anthon's Classical
Dictionary ...
Francis Lister Hawks, Lambert Lilly, Caleb Sprague Henry, 1841
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Memoir of the Rev. Henry Francis Cary, M. A., translator of ...
line 24, one line, in which I find the inelegant and unscholarlike word "liker," (yes,
I would call it unscholarlike, if Milton himself, as perchance he may, have used it)
— you might, with the utmost ease, have avoided it, preserving exactly the ...
name is very unscholarlike. The last number mentioned is a thousand millions ;
all greater numbers are dismissed in half a page. Then follows an accurate
distinction between number and multitude — a thing much wanted both in
arithmetic ...
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Six discourses on the miracle of our Saviour
is the most senseless and unscholarlike Opinion that a Christian can hold, and I
was surprised to see it come from him. It is true that St. Clement of Alexandria,
Origen, and others, were very conversant in the Writings of the Greek
Philosophers ...
Sir, that nobody but yourself would think of attributing to conscious weakness our
preference of the most perfect and searching method of discussion to the most
flimsy, insufficient, and unscholarlike that could by possibility be selected. Had
we ...
C. Palfrey, Ezra Stiles Gannett, 1839
In his productions there was a freshness of manner suflicient, on the one hand, to
suggest the claim of originality, and, on the other, to provoke the charge of
ambitious and unscholarlike departure from recognised standards of judgment
and ...
... these their principal engagements, and thus to exhihlll a deleterious example
of irregularity and unscholarlike carelessness. . The ingenuous and
conscientious student, may gather fl'Om what has been said, the following plain
conclusions.
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Prolegomena to Bell's Edition of Shakspere's Works
Far be it from me to insinuate so unscholarlike a thing, as if we had the same use
for good English, that a Greek had for his Attick elegance. Critick Kuster, in a taste
and language peculiar to grammarians of :1 certain order, hath de~ creed, that ...
William Shakespeare, 1786
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An examination of certain arguments adduced in support of ...
... of sense or of sound) occupy the text in long and specious array; while into the
notes subjoined you thrust an imperfect, and in most cases, I must add, a most
unscholarlike r summary of the researches and opinions of your predecessors.
John Josias Conybeare, John Black (author of Palæoromaica.), 1823
