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A Stoic Doctrine: Reason and Faith
Though just as time provides relativity can any justification act be good; for what
good is in not acknowledging that any reprievable act conduce us to be unseen
as not all is known and may well never be? In this postulating our disassociation
...
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The New and Complete Dictionary of the English Language ...: ...
Unrepriev'able (adj. frcm un, and reprievable) Not reprievzible. _ Unrepriei'ved (
adj. from un, and reprieved) Not rerieve . UrPreprimand'ed (adj. from un, and
reprinianded) Not reprimanded. Unreprigt'ed (adj. from un, and reprinted) Not ...
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The Reinforcement of Consciousness: Philosychology: Edisms ...
There I stood certain of redemption's opportunity, but it granted only a reprievable
delay that afflicted in me queries of anxiety, from being enthralled with thought
concerning my impending arraignment or acquittal: What relief is there truly in a ...
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The Works of William Shakespeare: King John. King Richard ...
42. strait] straight Ff. 43. ingrateful] ungrateful F4. 45. in them] F,. of them F2F3F4
48. unreprieveable condemned] un reprievable-condemned Delius. 49. Scene x.
Pope. 58. module] model Hanmer. 60. heaven] God S. Walker conj. Were in the ...
William Shakespeare, William George Clark, William Aldis Wright, 1864
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Shakespeare Lexicon and Quotation Dictionary
Reprievable: unreprievable. Reprove: selfreproving. Repured: thrieerepured.
Repute: thricereputed; wellreputed. Resist: unresisted. Resolve: highresolved;
unresolved. Resolute: irresolute. Resound: harshresounding; illresounding.
Respect: ...
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Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
... Wuterland, -repealed ; -repeated, Milton; -repenlant (Ir; see Impenitenl), -
repentance, -rcpemed, ~repenting; -repined,Bp. Hall, -repining, -repiningiy; -
replcnished, Boyle; -reprievable, -reprieved; -reproachable (now usually Irre), -
reproached; ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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A New Dictionary of the English Language ...
... -repented, -repenting; -repined Bp.Hall, -repining, -repiningly ; -replenished
Boyle; -reprievable, -reprieved ; -reproachable (now usually Ir-), -reproached ; -
improvable (Ir-), -reproved ; -repugnant ; -reputable ; -requested ; -required Bp.
Hall, ...
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Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
... -repentant (Ir ; see Impenitent), -repentance, -repented, -repenting; -repined,
Bp. Hall, -repining, -repiningly; -replenished, Boyle ; -reprievable, -reprieved ; -
reproachable (now usually Irre), -reproached; -reprovable (lr), -reproved; -
repugnant; ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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Lives of British Dramatists
... the Viceroy, has been lying perdu, to obtain evidence of the fact. Vitelli, of
course, is carried off to prison, and Dortusa committed to custody, to await the
sultan's sentence. That sentence is death, reprievable on condition that she
convert her ...
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State-worthies: Or, The Statesmen and Favourites of England ...
... He was not ' always + A fellow at Bruges would undertake to answer any"
question : Sir Thomas put up this . " Averia capta in Withernamia sint
irreplegiabilia," to that Thrasos great a.mazement. Cattle taken in Withernam are
not reprievable.
David Lloyd, Sir Charles Whitworth, 1766
