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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUCCOURABLE»
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1
A Concordance to the Poems of Robert Browning
199 Succourable. A succourable cloud with sleep lay dense: 1192.23 Pan and L.
34 The structure of that succourable cloud, 1192.28 Pan and L. 39 Succoured.
Ferrara's succoured, Pahna! Once again . 130.15 Sord. 3.303 Till succoured one
...
2
The Complete Works of Robert Browning: Volume XV, with ...
When, lo, A succourable cloud with sleep lay dense: 35 Some pine-tree-top had
caught it sailing slow, And tethered for a prize: in evidence Captive lay fleece on
fleece of piled-up snow Drowsily patient: flake-heaped how or whence, The ...
Robert Browning, Allan C. Dooley, David Ewbank,
2007
3
Delphi Complete Works of Robert Browning (Illustrated)
A succourable cloud with sleep lay dense: Some pinetreetop had caught it sailing
slow, And tethered fora prize: in evidence Captive layfleeceon fleeceof piledup
snow Drowsily patient:flakeheaped how orwhence, The structure ofthat ...
4
A concordance to the poems and plays of Robert Browning
2: 1 50 Red Cotton 2906 Seek succour, fetch grain out of Sicily, 2:423
Pacchiarotto 199 succourable (2) A succourable cloud with sleep lay dense: 2:
656 Pan and Luna 34 The structure of that succourable cloud, 2:656 Pan and
Luna 39 ...
Richard J. Shroyer, Thomas J. Collins,
1996
5
The History of the Kirk of Scotland: Ed. from the Original ...
Thinke it no lesse providence of your heavenlie Father, than if he had sent you a
legioun of angels in your defense ; and remember that he shew himself never
more freindfull and succourable to no people than he hath done to you. And trust
...
6
The Courtier of the Days of Charles II., Etc
A letter was accordingly indited to the Earl of Luttrell by his daughter; pretending
no penitence for the past, but setting forth the degraded prospects of her children
for the future, unless he deigned to extend a succourable hand, and enable ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances),
1839
7
The Metropolitan Magazine
... whata single individual may do, and has done, for the relief of what was before
reckoned as a calamity not succourable, for what might we not hope if the
government took the matter under their protection. Public charity should be
fostered, ...
8
The Novelist's Magazine
I remained for some time motionless with terror, (continued Boulaman-Sang-hier;
) but, animated by revenge — ' Succourable Fairy,* replied I, ' since you put so
great a va- ' lue upon so small a kindness, furnish ' me, I beseech you, with
means ...
9
The Book of Destiny and the Art of Reading Therein
XLVIII. MIHAEL. — The Succourable Father and God is celebrated in this name.
The Genius on whom it is conferred will protect those who have recourse to him,
and he will give them secret presentiments and inspirations on things to come.
A letter was accordingly indited to the Earl of Lovell by his daughter; pretending
no penitence for the past, but setting forth the degraded prospects of her children
for the future, unless he deigned to extend a succourable hand, and enable them
...