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Johnson's (revised) universal cyclopaedia: a scientific ...
Thus blind. blind, is commonly declined in the masculine thus: Nom. blind; Gen. blindcs; Dat. blindum; Aoc. hlindne: Instrumental, blindéz Plural Nom. blinde; Gen. blindra; Dat. blindum: Acc. blinde: Instr. hlindum; but “the blind man " would be ...
Arnold Guyot, Frederick Augustus Porter Barnard, Johnson, A. J., Company, Pub,
1886
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An Exposition Vpon the Canonicall Epistle of Saint Iames: ... - Pagina 1
... children :seeing it is the Wordofsaluation, the imm'ortail ,,1>'cz_',_z£ seede'os our regeneratioi'i,'the word oftrueth, the instrument'whereby weare borne anew, to bethefirsifihite's of the creatures os God : who is then so blinde z'whieh seeth ...
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An explanation of the grand mystery of godliness - Pagina 117
The things that were typifiedin those ceremonies Christ used in healing the blinde z as in hie temperin Clay and Spittle. 10. A further and more fied Interpretation of t e whole Tranfaction. 11. Some brief touches upon the Prephefie: of Christ. t.
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Olfrid und Lisena. Ein romantisches Gedicht in zehn Gesängen
Nicht fürchtet er Entdeckung. Felfenwände Umftarren ringshcr die verborgne Schlucht. t Wohl merkt er fich die unbetretnen Pfadef Die ihn hinfirhren zu des Meets Eefiade. 66. Q wölbte fich die blendend weiße Blinde. Z Vom 63.
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Jerusalem and Babel: being a treatise whether Catholikes ... - Pagina 40
Having lost his own senses through pride, and overmuch confidence ofsihimsels, he was willing that all the World should be blinde z therefore zhe endeavors to si introduce Barbarism, and to ut out thee es of his Almajm; t at . a 'in such ate ...
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The Temple. Sacred poems and private ejaculations... by ... - Pagina 63
... llnpinne, or wrench from giving all their due. ' Whosc honestie is not ' '. ' So loose or easie, that a rufflin winde ' Can blow away, or glitfiring ook it blinde "z* * Who rides his sure and even trot, . While the world got' rides by, now lags behinde.
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The English Grammar: For the Benefit of All Strangers Out ... - Pagina 82
Conjunctions of divers sorts are taken one for another: as, But, 3 lWF' ring Conjunction, so r a conditioning .' Chaucer in the man of lawes tale. But it were with the ill' eyen of he; minde, I/V/th which men seen' after they hen blinde. z- '* ...
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Englands Elisabeth Her Life and Troubles ... - Pagina 176
Had not «um arce the blinde z.eal of her religi- ftrox. on, and authority of the Clergy overswayed her, the *?en,°l „ fiâmes of thcir consomme bloudlhall - 11 1 □çtiive nre had not mounted so ©w hais higst as heaven , thereto íb* tSíPH licitfbr ...
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The [hekatompathia (romanized Form)]: Or, Passionate ... - Pagina 114
... made me blinde, Z made m? ^Viii luppzelle ir wich Oelpignt : Wur luch a chougchr, as could abide her belt, H harbzed ltill wlchin mp caretull bzelt. Wur chole rond da?es are palt, and halke kozgone; Z pzactile now che qulre cleane conrrar?
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Roberto Manners, poemetto in versi sciolti.-Robert ... - Pagina 79
... erring wing Mid/l the reflril'led *ve/fils, and alike Baflies the valiant, and confounds the basi, While thro' the bloody scene, and finché} clouds, N0 order reigns, none hear their chiefs controll], But fi'ienels with friends, in blinde/Z rage contend.
Lorenzo PIGNOTTI, Robert Merry, Robert Manners,
1785