10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PLAINTLESS»
Découvrez l'usage de
plaintless dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
plaintless et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
PLAINTLEss, Neo-ghearanach, neo-mhuladach, neo-thuirseach. PLAINWORK, s
. Obair snathaid gun ghréis. PLAIT, s. Filleadh, filleag, dual, pleat. PLAIT, v. a. Fill,
figh, dual, cas, cuir air a cheile. PLAITER, s. Fear-fillidh, figheadair. PLAN, .9. 1.
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The Works of Richard Savage, Esq., Son of the Earl Rivers: ...
And more distinctly in the following passage: By woe, the soul to daring action
swells; By woe, in plaintless patience it excels ; From patience, prudent clear
experience springs, And traces knowledge thro' the course of things ! Thence
hope is ...
Richard Savage, Samuel Johnson, 1775
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
Plaintively, ad. নন্টুলিস করিয়া , দু৪০৪]' CZF"I' বা ৰিলট্রিপ 2IFFI"I বা বক্তেপূবর্বক.
বিলাপকত্ বা ত্তশাকজনকতূরপে | Plaintiveness, n. s. WT'Fi'PT, ফর্বায়দে বা
বিলট্রিপকট্রিরিত্. C"'ITH§ জনকত্ব. পোদসচুকত্ | Plaintless, চে. অনদ্দেসৌ. ফরারাদ বা
নালিস নাই ...
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The poems of George Heath, selected and arranged by J. ...
... persistence yearned For a sweetly sympathising, Loving face to gaze upon, For
a word of fond endearment, J ust one kiss, if only one : — Ah ! poor, patient,
plaintless sufferer, Thou hast never known the bliss Which entrances all the
being, ...
George Heath, James Badnall, Francis Redfern, 1870
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The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
... h -*SON N ET. HOW sweet, when Day is lull'd to rest, And moon-beams tint the
mountain; When dew-drops gem the plover's nest, And fairies flit the fountain.
How sweet, when Harmony is mute, And ev'ry star is blinking; When plaintless is
...
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Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
... -ivcgcn reibcrrcchttidicr 25orciitbatniitg, detinue; - auf SBcrmd)tiuig eineS (
Joiitract» , rescissory action; eine — enihattenb, acensatory; ct>tic — Cctjrtc fid; ju
beftagen) plaintless ; — f iitjten, to make complaint, to complain; bic — aniicr)>
men, ...
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
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My Mind and Its Thoughts, in Sketches, Fragments, and Essays
Of God and loved are they, the true in heart, Those solitary wanderers of the earth
, On whom were closed her haunts of happiness ; But their's the heritage and
home of heaven, With full oblivion of the ills they bore, Patient and plaintless,
from ...
Sarah Wentworth Morton, 1823
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The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes
And more distinctly in the following passage : K By woe, the soul to daring action
swells ; By woe, in plaintless patience it excels : From patience, prudent clear
experience springs, And traces knowledge through the course of tilings ! Thence
...
Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy, 1811
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The Works of Samuel Johnson
... in plaintless patience it excels: _ - g,_-- -| f,"'6_'\:r. Ll" F!€_Il']flfi81lCfl, prudent
clear ekpstiemieflpfiflyi i .' And traces knowledge through the course of things!
Thence hope is form'd, thence fortitude, success, Renown—whate'er men covet
and ...
Samuel Johnson, Arthur Murphy, 1825
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The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
And more distinctly in the following passage : By woe, the soul to daring action
swells ; By woe, in plaintless patience it excels : From patience, prudent clear
experience springs, And traces knowledge through the course of things ! Thence
...
