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The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: Of York, ...
It seems strange that men should affectunfitting themselves for soeiety, and fludy
to make themselves unconversable; whereas, their being truly sociable as men,
is the thing which would most recommend them, X _ and that to the best of men, ...
2
Truth : A Guide: A Guide
or 'Does he love the Lord his God with all his heart and soul and mind?' So how
are bullshitters to be detected? They are distinguished not by their goal (not
being bothered to get things right). Rather, they are 'unconversable, incurious
and ...
Simon Blackburn Professor of Philosophy University of Cambridge, 2005
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Georgic Modernity and British Romanticism: Poetry and the ...
I turn, then, to the poem's animation of what I want to call (neologism
notwithstanding) the unconversable world, Cowper's version of something like
the Althusserian absent cause alluded to in Jameson's comment. This world will
make its ...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Hayiv. * UNCONTROULKDLY. ad-,-. Without controul ; without opposition. —
Honour it commands unontroleHy. lit cay of Piety. * UNCONVERSABLE, adj. Not
sui-ablc to ponversatiofi ; not social. — Morose, unconversable qualities. Rogers.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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Expository notes, with practical observations, on the New ...
... was burdensome ; their ceremonies were many, inconvenient, and chargeable
; their laws for uncleanness and purifications, rendered them unconversable at all
times with other people, and sometimes unconversable with one another : yet ...
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The Whole Works of the Rev. John Howe, M.A.: With a Memoir ...
That he is altogether unconversable with men, (and such therefore as cannot
inhabit their temple, and for whom they can have no obligation or rational design
to provide any,) it will be requisite in reference hereto, and suitable to our«
present ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Morose, unconversable qualities. Rogers. * UNCONVERTED, adj. i. Not
persuaded of the truth of Christianity. — Nations, yet unconverted. Hooker — The
unconverted heathens. Addis. — The guilt -ind misery of their former unconverted
estate ...
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The Works of Daniel Defoe
Human infirmities furnish us with several things that help to make us
unconversable; we need not study to increase the disadvantages we lie under on
that score. Vice and intemperance, not as a crime only, that I should speak of by
itself, but ...
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Robinson Crusoe ...: Serious reflections during the life and ...
Human infirmities furnish us with several things that help to make us
unconversable ; we need not study to increase the disadvantages we lie under
on that score. Vice and intemperance, not as a crime only, that I should speak of
by itself, but ...
Daniel Defoe, George Atherton Aitken, 1899
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The Works of Daniel Defoe...: The life and strange ...
Human infirmities furnish us with several things that help to make us
unconversable ; we need not study to increase the disadvantages we lie under
on that score. Vice and intemperance, not as a crime only, that I should speak of
by itself, but ...
Daniel Defoe, Howard Maynadier, 1905
