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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «UNAVAILINGNESS»
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... to her fate, but from a sense of the unavailingness of pity ; while every one was
sorely disturbed about Michael Forester, and many tried to persuade themselves
that there still might be hope, and that his eyesight might be restored. But Isobel ...
John Wilson, James Frederick Ferrier,
1857
2
Facts and Enquiries Respecting the Source of Epidemia: With ...
In this state, the choice of a profession, the uncertainty of the life of -friends and
relations, and the unavailingness of all medical efforts to avert the one day to
come finishing stroke of mortality, all which every body must feel sometimes,
were ...
3
ESSAY ON SLAVERY; AS CONNECTED WITH THE MORAL AND ...
From which fact we are admonished of the feebleness, and fear the
unavailingness of the effort of one who cannot affix to his signature the beautifully
rounded period of D. D. ; and is so peculiarly constituted, as not to like the prefix
R-e-v.
4
Memorial Edition of the Collected Works of W.J. Fox
... right to stand before the world as advocates of the little amenities of
benevolence, even though they, feel the unavailingness of all such doings while
the great dictates of justice are violated and the great concession of industrial
right refused.
William Johnson Fox,
1866
I did not press her, knowing her unavailingness. But I myself eat, for I must needs
now be strong for all. Then, with the fear on me of what might be, I drew a ring so
big for her comfort, round where Madam Mina sat. And over the ring I passed ...
If Mr. Price and his poetical coadjutor, by adopting an idea not their own, have
saved from nakedness and shame the fair goddess of this our goodly isle, they
have done some service:— but, in proof of the unavailingness of their efforts, we
see ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths,
1798
7
The Roman Poets of the Augustan Age: Horace and the Elegiac ...
The lament for the young Marcellus (iii. 18) is a real elegy, but rather of
imagination than of feeling. The thought is the commonplace one of the vanity of
all earthly state, the unavailingness of worldly greatness and popular favour to
avert the ...
William Young Sellar, W. P. Ker,
2010
... vibrate through the whole play. And another is his humility : or rather, this is
part of his piety, being a full consciousness of the unavailingness of his labours if
unblest. Non nobis, Domine, is his humble thanksgiving in the hour of triumph (iv.
9
Nicene & Post-Nicene Series 1 Vol 11: Commentaries On Acts ...
... because even the Sabbath gave way to it, 371 : behind the faith, 388 : does not
make men Abraham's children, ib., sq.; necessary for carnal men, ib. ; yet
proclaims its own unavailingness, 389. Communion with others, its sweetness,
346.
... ways of saying Yes have proved bankrupt.11 Benjy, Quentin, Darl, Joe
Christmas: these are the subjectivities the early Faulkner most brilliantly
produced; each signals the unavailingness of cultural designs as maps for
achievable selfhood.
Donald M. Kartiganer, Ann J. Abadie