10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «NEPHALIST»
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Nephalism the true temperance of Scripture, science, and ...
According to observation, the Nephalist also possesses a comparative immunity
from contagious diseases and epidemics. Or, in other words, he is not only less
prone than other men to form diseases for himself, but also more capable of ...
James MILLER (Professor of Surgery, Edinburgh.), 1861
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Nephalism,the True Temperance of Scripture, Science and ...
According to observation, the Nephalist also possesses a comparative, immunity
from contagions diseases and epidemics. Or, in other words, he is not only less
prone than other men to form diseases for himself, but also more capable of ...
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English Mechanic and World of Science
813,—1 am very much obliged to “Nephalist” for his consideration in providing
me with such an excellent opportunity to explain myself. I belong to that
department of your paper called the ENGLISH Macaasic which mirrors science
and a great ...
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Memoir of the Life of the Rev. Robert Story ...: Including ...
LETTER TO A " NEPHALIST." 347 tion hunting, one passage is sufficiently
absurd and characteristic to deserve a page to itself. A philan- thropical
gentleman, to whom he had applied for a subscription, put in return the following
queries, on the ...
Robert Herbert Story, 1862
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The Little Style Guide to Great Christian Writing and Publishing
See aught/ought. naval/navel Naval has todowith ships;navels are bellybuttons.
nave/knave Seeknave/nave. nephalist/teetotaler The storyis that teetotaler
originated witha nondrinker who stuttered “I'm a tttotal abstainer.” A nephalist (
from the ...
Carolyn Stanford Goss, Leonard Goss, 2004
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
[G nephein to drink no wine]. n. nephalist, a teetotaler. See drink, food. See role.
nerve, muscle, movement, touch: akathisia, anisosthenic, apraxia, ataxia,
calando, charlie horse, CIMT, delirium, dysaphia, dyscheiria, dysdiadochokinesia
, ...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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The Wordsworth Thesaurus: For Home, Office and Study
... packed, pregnant, proliferating, pullulating, replete, swarming, thick. teeter v.
balance, lurch, pitch, pivot, rock, seesaw, stagger, sway, titubate, totter, tremble,
waver, wobble. tfHorsllfT n abstainer, nephalist, non-drinker, Rechabitc, ...
Wordsworth, William, 1993
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Threnode for Adonais Vosh:
The nephalist hunted around for a free chair. There were plenty, but he chose—
just my luck—the one next to me. “Quiet, isn't it?” he began, swinging a leg over
the empty seat. “Relatively,” I answered coldly, not wishing to inspire any intricate
...
Terrified me terribly. Horrified me horribly. I hadn't been that scared when I had
been buzzed by a Soviet gunship in Afghanistan. Somehow falling apart wasn't
too bad as long as I was aware of it and had some say in it; I could still go
nephalist ...
... comparative anatomy ; Professor Miller, a high peace resting on his broad
brow, who, besides being a skilful surgeon, is what lie calls a Nephalist, and what
mortals call a Teetotaller, and seduces day by day the University youth to join him
, ...
Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, 1860
