10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNSUCCOURED»
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unsuccoured in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English; ...
Diamgall, a. (amgall) Uncircumspect, unwary. Diamgant, a. (amgant)
Unsurrouuded, uncircled. Diamgelawg, a. (amgelawg) Uncircumspect.
Diamgeledd, a. (amgeledd) Succourless, helpless. Diamgelcddawl, a. (
diamgeledd) Unsuccoured.
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An illustrious example of female piety in the life and ...
Even when every refu e failed and my faith was ready to stagger, my extremity
has been his opportunity: he as never left me .unsuccoured or without relief, After
I had enjoyed great peace, and set under the Myv droppings of the sanctuary with
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John Ryland, Susanna Anthony, 1830
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Certain Sermons Or Homilies Appointed to be Read in Churches ...
... you honour insensible and dead images, and that you be not ungodly, when
you hurt or leave unsuccoured the lively and reasonable creatures." All these be
the words of Clemens. Note, I pray you, how this most ancient and learned doctor
, ...
4
An Historical Account of the Plague at Marseilles ...
Alas, no! he expires, equally abandoned. A physician is obliged to seek refuge
among the Recolets, that he may not remain wholly deserted and unsuccoured: '
and one of his brethren is obliged, to ask equal 'assistance from another religious
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Jean-Baptiste Bertrand, 1805
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An Essay on the Causes and Remedies of Poverty
The heathens deserted their relatives when arrived by age or sickness at the
close of life, to die unsuccoured and unpitied. The man, whose aim of existence
is circumscribed within the things of time, ceases his labour when these are
attained.
Joseph Salway Eisdell, 1852
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Travels of the Jesuits, Into Various Parts of the World: ...
... for near two hundred Leagues. during which we travelled through Roads that
were almost unpaffable; we being forced to cross Torrents and Rivers, Mountains
and Forcfls, unsuccoured, without a guide, and in want os almost all Things.
Justice demands retribution for thy crimes — thy guilt was not without its
aggravations — thou wast not left unsuccoured and unwarned ; the voice and the
prayers of the Father of the Faithful ascended for thee — a Righteous man
testified in thy ...
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The Tientsin massacre, the causes of the late disturbances ...
exist amongst the Chinese, and the mission hospitals give relief to thousands of
suffering people who would otherwise die unsuccoured I have seen many a life
saved by a simple surgical operation, that, unhelped by European skill, would ...
9
The boatman of the Bosphorus
God is great," responded Hamet, " and by His blessing we could live, though all
her tribe were dying with her; but we have laboured for her life, and it were to
waste our own work if we left her unsuccoured ; here is a house, Effendim — let
us ...
effendi Abderahman (pseud.), 1854
10
Elizabeth's Irish Wars
It was important that this western loyalist should not go unsuccoured, and Essex
had therefore ordered Clifford to relieve him. Incidentally, this move might be
expected to distract Tyrone and afford the Lord Lieutenant a better opportunity to
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