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Kēśava-Kaumudī arthāt ramacandrikā - Volume 1
रघुनाथ लू को साज सकल छिपाई लेते", भर-धि आल राल देय" प्रेतपुर को 1. २५ 1. शब्दार्थ---------", । मेरिट पारत-मेट हैजा, सबिलास--विलास पूर्वक अर्थात भलीर्मानति । बीसबिसे=--निश्चय । पुत्रजुर-च- ...
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Baptism, marriage, and burial registers - Page 21
> Knight was baptisd. Aug. 27. 1724. Henry & Lucy Son & Daughter of ye right Honourable Ld Viscount Townsend were born Aug. 25. 1724. Baptis'd in Private ye same Day. The public ceremony performed Septr 19. 1724. Jasper son ...
St. George's Chapel (Windsor Castle), Edmund Horace Fellowes, Elizabeth R. Poyser, 1957
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The portrayal of the child in children's literature: ... - Page 313
... et comment le ole pert poor lee grangee et lee eiloe qu'il appelle“lee ehfiteaux de n1e“ Un ehetaeo spéeial oat eonstruit En nee: do la eolllna. fine femille royal: y hehite so eejeete 1e Eli Se Mejeste 1'evo1ne Sen Altesse Rogele, le Seigle.
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Thai-English Dictionary - Page 598
v . , IWfllWfJ pert -pur-ie° v. to shout at mockingly ; to laugh at in derision or ridicule. WW, IWJJWU, iVUIlflU perm8 v. to add to or increase the amount of; to enrich or exceed (what has already been given or promised); to amend by adding to: ...
George Bradley McFarland, 1944
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Godey's Magazine - Volumes 20-21 - Page 56
And I dare say after you get used to our American ways, and a little more acquainted with our people, you'll be able to take courage and hold up your head, and look about quite pert." Poor Mr. Smith covered his face with his hands, and shook ...
Louis Antoine Godey, Sarah Josepha Buell Hale, 1840
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Early French Tristan Poems - Volume 2 - Page 128
Or vus membre d6 granz amurs 2735 E des peines e des dolurs Qu'entre vus dous avez suffert! Sa vie e sa juvente pert: Pur vus ad est6 eissillez, Plusurs feiz del rengne chachez. 2740 Le rei Markes en ad perdu: Pensez de mals qu'il ad eii!
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The Typology of Adjectival Predication - Page 198
(Todd 1970: 44) b. tehtako ki-kihtimakisi-wak weskac anihsininiwak very much PRET-poor-3PL.AN long ago Indians 'Long ago Indians were very poor indeed.' (Todd 1970: 277) c. anihsinapehkwe nin Indian woman I 'I am an Indian woman.
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Flora cestrica: an attempt to enumerate and describe the ... - Page 470
Willd* Pert. Pur* A, £11. Bigel. Beck, &.C. CoXIZA-LlKS SeRICOCABPUS. Boot perennial. Stem I to 2 feet high, ofir n 2 nr 3 from the same root, ruThcr □lender, but rigid, terete, smoothish and often purple Ь l<>w, puteprrnt ti wari's the summit.
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First Footsteps in East Africa: Or, An Exploration of Harar - Page 537
Army - - Md.kheda (tjuji-U) Askar(A.), Amir Askar, the Amir's army. Arrow - - L&wfi. Artificer - Saigh (A. esp. "goldsmith"). Ash (ashes) - - Hamad, pi. Hamadash. Ask - - Athebri(?> Asleep - Mawyit. Ass - Wajayra. Ate (pret.) - - Bala. At once - Ahad ...
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All the Dead Little Dolls - Page 8
He exchanged a glance with Jannett that I couldn't inter— pret. “Poor Genia must be relieved,” he said. I began to wonder if the woman spelled her name all one word, “Poorgenia.” Bob turned back to the business at hand, namely me. “Do you ...
