10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «FÁULT»
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fáult in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fáult and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
Bien inuenter uous fáult premierement, L'inuention deschiffrer proprement. Si que Raison, & Rithme ne soit morte En ung Rondeau. Vsez demotz receuz communement, Rien fuperflu n'y soit aulcunement, Et de la sin quelcque bon propos ...
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The royal dictionary abridged: in 2 parts : I. French and ...
Faulconer, or Faulkner, S. Vn Fauconnier* Fáulconry, S. Fauconnerie* Fáult, S. ( srom tohiì) Faute, Erreur, Beveue. Qçy* ìt íhall not be myFault, af you are not contenterf, 11 né tiendra pas à moy, que vaus çe soyez content. , &y Fault (or Defect) ...
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Diccionario portátil español-inglés - Pagina 441
... censurador Fáultful, я. lleno de culpas Л faltas Fáultlchs, a. perfecto Fáult lessness, ». estado de ser perfecto Fáulty, a. culpable Faun, ». fauno Fáunlst, ». naturalista To Fdvour, va. fsvorecor, asemejarse, conducir Fdvour, ». favor Fávourable ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti,
1842
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Holy Bible Faithfvlly Translated Into English: Ovt of the ... - Pagina 412
UnJ chárit*ilj,i .ánjrtftort □ fdithfullj.io.ror thr fáult of il Jríters , omitte not tohelpet'he honefí \ i. JfdtUr^iut Almestcherc nerieis.x 9. Br tb*nkef*l for ftrttubip. i$. Ime fngâlly.ii.Gte not a gheflnìng fordclixttt Atre. E that (d) lendeth to his neighbour, doth ...
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The Vicar of Wakefield ... By Oliver Goldsmith, M.D. To ... - Pagina 2
... had the traveller or strànger visit us to тёще bur gòose~ »ber' wine ю), forwhichwehad'greàtre швец; and profés's with the verricity of a iistòrjan, that I néver, knev/v óne of them Èńd Fáult with П). - Nit. `Our`côusins tòo.èven to the fórtieth ...
Oliver Goldsmith, G. A. MUELLER (Lektor an der Universitaet zu Halle.),
1805
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The Baptism of Adult Believers Only, Asserted and ... - Pagina 23
... any work on the Sabbath, that Soul /hall be cut off from among his People. And, as it " is very remarkable, that when Mofes's Child was uncir' cumcised, the Lord fought to kill Mofes: Which, as it “ intimateth the Punishment for this Fáult to be a ...
Thomas DAVYE, Joseph Stokes (minister of the gospel at Horsham.),
1719
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The Impartial Critick: Or, Some Observations Upon a Late ... - Pagina 11
John Dennis. - »(mì)v о А. „t fuch" to whiciůůe" Ёагё .‚ jèithet“ bent ofóur (завышает; от Ъудй1ё'{о?сеуод"РгеуаП- — .ing '-Pafîìons. `The fáult's"for"wl ...
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New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary
... difetti'izzo , sm. a slight defect Difettuosità, sf. defectiveness, imperfection Diflalcáre, va. 4. v. Difalcare Diiîfilco, sm. v. Difàlco Dilfálta, sf. fáult, omission, v. Difálta Dilïalláre, va. 4. v. Difaltare Dilïainaménto, sm. v. Difïamazione Diflamare, vn.
John Millhouse, Ferdinando Bracciforti,
1864
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Journals of the House of Lords - Volumul 6 - Pagina 356
have made me laid afide all particular Ends of my “ own : But hearing, by an intimate Friend of his, “ his Defire to return, really to ferve the Parliament “ with his Life and Fortune, being very fensible of his “ Fáult in deferting the Parliament, and ...
Great Britain House of Lords,
1643
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Fifteen Sermons Upon Contentment and Resignation to the ...
And thus Arnobius argues rarelywell against the Heathens; You find nua.„ . fáult, faith he, with feverál Things : “ as Evil, which to the World perhaps are not Evil. But you measuring all Things by your own particular Convenietice and Profit, ...
Simon PATRICK (successively Bishop of Chichester and of Ely.),
1719