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Nabokov and His Fiction: New Perspectives
... same time once again fatidically ties himself to Pushkin.14 By means of two
dates - one (April 23) associating him with The Song of Igor's Campaign through
his birthday, and the other (1899) through his birth precisely one century apart
from ...
... more along the way by fervent Words; they soon became a picture “If there Be
a way, there must be a will” that is painted With the sight of Spirit: His love is
fatidically Spoken free; 'tis in such wise even by my fay, O I beheld in my
presence.
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An English and Chinese standard dictionary: A-L
... j prophetic, ««•«• Fatidically, (fa-tid'-e-kal-le) adv. In a fatidical manner, JfeWilR
- Fatiferous. (fi-tif'-er-us) a. Deadly, |Jr JEW. Fatigue, (fa-teeg') n. 1. Weariness, ^,
JJtfS; lassitude or exhaustion of strength, iWrtH. *fct52£*; as, without fatigue, ftfg;
...
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The works of Rabelais, tr. [by sir T. Urquhart] with ...
h.a.!.t b.e. And that as fatidically, as under the emperor Valens, most perplexedly
desirous to know the name of him, who should be his successor to the empire,
the cock vaticinating and alectryomantic, ate up only the grains that were posited
...
... the conspiracy of silence — a burden or a sorrow.Happiness is only a word.
Love a brief sensation. Death a certainty. For such nihilism we must go to the
jungles of Asia, where in a lifelong silence, some fanatic fatidically stares at his
navel, ...
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... }a. rhagfynegol, Fatidical, ffa-tid'-i-cal, } prophwydol.dar- oganol; dewinol [
phwydoliaethol Fatidically, ffa-tid'-i-cal-li, ad. yn bro- Fatiferous, ffa-tiff" -er-ys, a.
angeuol, marwol, dinystriol, a ddygo angan Fatigable, ffat'-i-ga-bl, a. blinadwy, hy
- flin, ...
7
Affairs in Cuba: Message of the President of the United ...
And for this limited number of reconcentrados the deaths ranged between 40 and
50 daily, giving relatively ten days of life for each person, with great joy to the
authorities, who seconded fatidically the politics of General Weyler to exterminate
...
United States. Congress. Senate. Foreign Relations, 1898
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Messages of the President ... on the Relations of the United ...
... giving relatively ten days of life for each person, with great joy to the authorities
who seconded fatidically the politics of General Weyler to exterminate the Cuban
people, for these unhappy creatures received food only after having been for ...
United States. President (1897-1901 : McKinley), 1898
9
The Foreign Quarterly Review
matchless talent had failed utterly in the attempt to curb it or to estimate correctly,
becomes at once fatidically infallible at his death. And Britain, that had through
life mocked at all his de— nunciations, gives him credit for a totally novel ...
10
Report of the Committee ... Relative to Affairs in Cuba: ...
And for this limited number of reconcentrados the deaths ranged between 40 and
50 daily, giving relatively ten days of life for each person, with great joy to the
authorities, who seconded fatidically the politios of General Weyler to exterminate
...
United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations, 1898
