10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VOYAGEABLE»
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voyageable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
229. *fin-v<5^ -age-able (age aslfc),a. [Pref. un- (1), and Eng. voyageable.] 1. Not
voyageable ; unnavigable. 2. Impassable, untraversable. " Here standing with the
unvoyageable sky In faint reflection of infinitude." Wordsworth. Excursion, bk. v.
2
De Quincey memorials: Being letters and other records, here ...
... the un- voyageable depths of ancient Chaos, with its ' anarch old,' and its
eternal war of wrecks ; these traversed by that great leading angel that drew after
him the third part of the heavenly host ; earliest paradise dawning upon the
warrior- ...
Thomas De Quincey, Alexander Hay Japp, 1891
3
Familiar Studies of Men and Books
... God's hand " could withhold him from once more speaking with her face to face
; and now, when God's hand has indeed interposed, when there lies between
them, instead of the voyageable straits, that great gulf over which no man can
pass, ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, 1908
... that "only God's hand" could withhold him from once more speaking with her
face to face ; and now, when God's hand has indeed interposed, when there lies
between them, instead of the voyageable straits, that great gulf over which no
man ...
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The Works of Thomas De Quincey: Logic of political economy ...
eternal surges of flux and reflux, to make the very paths to those distant starry
coasts voyageable to our eyes ? Can you lock up in a sun or in its planets their
reciprocal forces of attraction 1 Dues not the light stream through the
immeasurable ...
6
The American Phonographic Dictionary: Exhibiting the Correct ...
... Votive-ly Votiveness Vouch-ed Vouchee j Voucher) Vouching Vouchor
Vouchsafe Vouchsa'ement Voussoir Vow-ed Vower j Vowing) Vowel-ed
Vowelish Vow-fellow Voyage-ed Voyager a % Voyaging Voyageable Voyageur
Voyal i Vox!
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The American Educational Monthly
... (un-,) seasonable, (un-,) serviceable, (dis-, super-, un-,) sizeable, sociable, (in-,
un-,) statutable, (un-,) suspensible, treasonable, valuable, (in-) vapora- ble,
veritable, voyageable. We do not include in this list Mr. White's comfortable,
forcible, ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... 8. môrdaith, môrymdaith, taith ar för: V. a. môrdwyo, môrio, môrdeithio [
môrdwyadwy, hwyliadwy Voyageable, foi'-ëj-â-bl, a. môriadwy, Voyager, foi'-èj-er
, s. môrdeithiwr Voyageur, fwa'-ia-zhur, s. teithgludwr (yn Canada) Voyaging, foi'-
ëj-ing, ...
... face ; and now, when God's hand has indeed interposed, when there lies
between them, instead of the voyageable straits, that great gulf over which no
man can pass, this is the spirit in which he can look back upon their long
acquaintance.
Robert Louis Stevenson, Sir Sidney Colvin, 1895
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The Works of Thomas De Quincey: The art of conversation
eternal surges of flux and reflux, to make the very paths to those distant starry
coasts voyageable to our eyes ? Can you lock up in a sun or in its planets their
reciprocal forces of attraction ? Does not the light stream through the
immeasurable ...
