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It was to be impressed upon their minds not only by its supreme enviableness but
by its supreme discomfort. It was aJmost five when, like three Ganymedes uplifted
by the talons of a fierce, bright bird, they soared with Madame von Marwitz ...
Anne Douglas Sedgwick, 1912
The Count's reputation as a soldier is well known, and he seems to me to have
no drawback to the enviableness of his life, except his expatriation. Trieste is a
busy, populous place, resembling extremely our new towns in America. We took
a ...
Nathaniel Parker Willis, 1842
"enviable record for combining good picture-making with good citizenship" loses
none of its enviableness . . . for (having just turned over seven million dollars to
Army Emergency Relief— proceeds to date from our picture "This Is The Army") ...
... from wisdom, and from the natural spring of his spirits, rather than from a
conviction of the enviableness of the human situation, and such a breakdown,
however transient, is of convincing sincerity. When we receive these confi ss'.dns
of utter ...
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A Dictionary of Simplified Spelling: Based on the ...
Enumerative. e-nun'cl-a-blp, a. Enunciable. e-nun'cl-a-tlvp*8, a. Enunciative. en-
vel'op8, v. & n. Envelope. en-vel'opf*8, pp. Enveloped. en-ven'omdp*8, pa.
Envenomed. en'vl-a-blp, a. Enviable. cn'vl-a-bl-nessp, n. Enviableness. en-vl'
rond8, ...
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In a Good Cause: A Collection of Stories, Poems, and ...
Kate Carr remained of the same mind respecting the enviableness of her cousin
Clarice's lot after her first impression had been subjected to the test of living in the
Claytons' house — ' knowing them at home,' as the schoolboys ...
Baroness Margaret Susan Mitford Tyssen-Amherst Amherst, 1885
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Life and Works of Horace Mann
Nor are the number of great men whose names adorn the annals of a people a
test of the enviableness of their condition. Frederick the Great could fill his
palaces with men of genius, while his subjects were perishing by famine and
sword.
Horace Mann, Mary Tyler Peabody Mann, George Combe Mann, 1891
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The charmed sea. Berkeley the banker. In two parts
Yes, Sophia; hereafter. You cannot suppose that your present feelings are to
lastthrough your existence ?” An internal shudder was here visible which gave
the lie to what the sufferer had said of the enviableness of her calm state of
feeling.
But all this he was careful to keep hidden. There was evidently no doubt in the
minds of Cottarsport of the enviableness of his position — with all that gold,
wedded to Honora Canderay, living in the Canderay mansion. The more solid
portion of ...
Joseph Hergesheimer, 1922
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Tagore and his philosophy
When taken out of its concrete associations and reduced to symbols, it reveals its
grand structural majesty, the enviableness of its own perfect concord.
Mathematics works at the world of appearance, producing harmony, the cadence
of ...
