10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUBMISSNESS»
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submissness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
submissness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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The prose works of John Milton
By this means he will be sure, what with reason, honour, policy, or punctijios, to
be found never unfurnished of a denial ; whether it were his envy not to be
overbounteous, or that the submissness of our asking stirred up in him a certain ...
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The articles treated on in Tract 90 reconsidered: and their ...
Whereupon it is inferred, that as well for the manifesting their reverence for God's
Majesty, as the testifying of their submissness and humility, they should seek to
God by the mediation of His Saints ; like as men do seek unto the king by the ...
Edward Bouverie Pusey,
1841
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The Works: Now First Collected : with Some Account of His ...
Make not too much ostentation of thy wit, or wealth, or bravery, in the presence of
the king; as if thou wouldst offer to compare with,- thy superiors, under whose
countenance thou must live; towards whom submissness of carriage would both
...
Joseph Hall, Josiah Pratt,
1808
... reverence to God's majesty, as the testifying of their submissness and humility,
they should seek to God by the mediation of his saints, like as men do seek unto
the King by the mediation of his servants. Which motives can have no more force
...
James Ussher, Charles R. Elrington,
1625
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The Works of John Milton: In Verse and Prose
By this meanes he will be sure, what with reason, conscience, honour, policy, or
puntilios, to be found never unfurnisht of a denyall: Whether it were his envy, not
to be over-bounteous, or that the submissness of our asking stirr'd up in him a ...
The Commissioner, whether of true intent to have a base Clerk, of whose
submissness to injunctions they might be hopefiill, or to shew his pitie and equitie
to see every one keeped in their right, where he had place, though he proffessed
small ...
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The History and Pleasant Chronicle of Little Jehan de ...
... ever tendering himself to the loyal, honourable, and desirable services of your
noble orders, <fe.'' Now, it is hardly to be supposed that Brinchamel would ever
have expressed himself in terms of so much submissness, had not Antoine de la
...
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The history and pleasant chronicle of little Jehan de ...
... be supposed that Brinchamel would ever have expressed himself in terms of
so much submissness, had not Antoine de la Salles been a man of some
condition. But to return to our novel. If the author has made us acquainted with all
the ...
Antoine de La Sale, Geoffroy de La Tour Landry,
1862
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
নমুতা, আজ্ঞাবহত্ম, আজ্ঞাকাবিতা. দোষ বা অর্ধানতা বাকার তডার বা অরস্থা. কাকুঅি
মিনন্ডি, বিনর. অনুনর I Submissly, ad- নমুতাপুবরক. নমুভাবে. ব্যাপাত্রপে. অর্ধানডাবে,
কাকুতি মিনাত বা বিনয়পূবর্ষক I Submissness, n. s. নমৃ_তা. ব্যাপাতূ, মনের নাচতু.
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Hudibras: in three parts: written in the time of the late ...
Whachum advanc'd with all submissness T' accost 'em, but much more their bus'
ness : He held a stirrup while the knight From leathern bare-bones did alight ;
And taking from his hand the bridle, Approach'd the dark squire to unriddle : He ...