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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PROCTORIALLY»
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From the sweeping sentence of temporary captivity thus proctorially pronounced
against the offending " Brothers," and their guests, our hero, however innocent of
the crime which had led to it, found himself by no means exempted.
2
The Alice Behind Wonderland
He happily wore the cap and gown thatwere the undergraduates' proctorially
enforced clothing—his capwitha black tassel, to distinguish himfrom the “tufts,”
the noblemenundergraduates who wore gold—and he attended such
lecturesashe ...
From the sweeping sentence of temporary captivity thus proctorially pronounced
against the offending " Brothers," and their guests, our hero, however innocent of
the crime which had led to it, found himself by no means exempted.
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1839
4
Bulletin of the John Rylands Library
... distinction between those of the middle clergy normally summoned as
individuals (the priors or deans of cathedral chapters and archdeacons) and
those clergy who were as a rule proctorially represented (the cathedral and
diocesan clergy).
As for myself and Cambridge, I haven't to complain that I suffered starvation,
proctorially enforced oppression, or gross institutional bullying, but what I have to
refer to as "Cambridge" made it steadily plain that it would be happy to do without
...
6
Henry Scott Holland: Memoir and Letters
... with some touch of harmony and wholeness to grace it and justify it : it will be
known to be taken into the large, sure handling of God. You speak of a deeper
sense of the power of evil. That is a growing manifestation. I have felt it
proctorially.
7
Wells Cathedral: Its Foundation, Constitutional History, and ...
... Precentor, John Austell, William Bocat, and John Stevens, the Chapter, in their
own name and (nomine procuratorio) proctorially for J. Wanfi'orde, Sub-dean, J.
Lusty, \V. Chokke, and J. Hyll being absent at diversir infirmitatibus vexatorum, ...
Herbert Edward Reynolds, 1881
... distinction between those of the middle clergy normally summoned as
individuals (the priors or deans of cathedral chapters and archdeacons) and
those clergy who were as a rule proctorially represented (the cathedral and
diocesan clergy).
John Rylands University Library of Manchester, 1968
9
The Durham University Journal
... might be more chance of proving one's title to days lost by other people's
blundering. Next, even supposing one could be certain of having kept every
lecture "proctorially," as well as actually, is it expedient that to keep days one
should be ...
10
Art today: public and private support
... by deponderating it, by emptying it, by ventilating it proctorially : "the solids
were removed from a massiveness which encumbered my very body", said Jean-
Paul Sartre.l'^ The short montage accelerated even further this economy of
ellipsis.
International Association of Art Critics. Swiss Section, International Association of Art Critics, 1979
