10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WHOMSO»
Descubre el uso de
whomso en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
whomso y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Commentary on the Holy Quran: Surah Fatiha
But AUah does as He wills in His dominion, honouring whomso He pleases and
abasing whomso He pleases and bestows life on whomso He pleases and
causes the death of whomso He pleases; and exalts whomso He pleases and ...
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A general critical grammar of the Inglish language, on a ...
Of Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Dat. To Whom, Whomever,
Whomsoever, Whomso. Ace. Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Abl.
From, &c, Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Observe : whoso, and
whosesoever ...
Samuel Oliver (jun.), 1825
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A general critical grammar of the Inglish language: on a ...
\ivv>ni;ooH/.i Singular, and Plural. Norn. Who, Whoever, Whosoever, Whoso.
Gen. Of Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Dat. To Whom, Whomever,
Whomsoever, Whomso. Ace. Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso.
Whomsoever the Veddntins in their hearts adore under the name of Brahma or of
S'iva, or the Bauddhas under the name of Buddha, whomso the Naiyyayikas
skilled in the sacred scriptures (adore) under the name of A'tma (soul), whomso
the ...
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A complete concordance to the works of Geoffrey Chaucer. Vol. 13
RomB 5480 In whom no man shulde affy, RomB 5697 "For soth it is, whom it
displese, RomC 6391 That he to whom that I am shryven RomC 7377 To whom
she hadde ofter went whomso — 'whom-so pron. whom-SO pron. [<MED>; <OED
> ...
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A General Critical Grammar of the Inglish Language; on a ...
Of Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Dat. To Whom, Whomever,
Whomsoever, \Vhomso. Acc. Whom, Whomever, Whomsoever, Whomso. Abl.
From, 8w, Whom,Whomever,Whomsoever,Whomso. Observe: whoso, and
whosesoever ...
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Modern Precedents in Conveyancing: With Variations Adapting ...
whomso-. purchases. ever. (1). IN. WITNESS. whereof,. the. said. parties.
FeiljrmmU. (1) If the warranty of the vendor is intended to be confined Limited war
- to the acts of himself and his ancestors, and not extended, as in aat3' some
eases it is, ...
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The Manor: Three Centuries at a Slave Plantation on Long Island
WhomSo. Little. Contents”. Observant, curious,and a humanist, Ligon paintsmore
portraitsof individual enslaved Africans than of planters. Occasionally, however,
his observations reduce them to mere aesthetic objects, as when he writes, “But ...
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The Foreign Quarterly Review
... the maidens are ; Once they to their teens have got, Such a choosing, this or
that: Eyes they have that ever spy, From the Eyes a Path doth lie ' 'o the Heart,
and is not long, Hereon travel thoughts a throng, Whomso they will have or not.
... For he charged him exceeding straitly to have them at hand, whensoe'er His
limbs should be weary with marshalling all those thousands there. 230 But
himself on his feet through rank after rank of the heroes is gone ; And whomso he
...
Homer, Arthur Sanders Way, 1886
