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Talmud Bavli: the Gemara : the classic Vilna edition, with ...
]jan. 'K — And if you say it is the view of the Sages, who dispute R' Akiva,1101
ngm nyi pysn «in npm n)?K «n - but they say that it is only a seller who sells
stintingly, bzx w>-ipn na; 7?va vnpn - but a consecrator consecrates liberally!1"1
Thus, ...
Of the man who lives like R. Judah, the Psalmist says, All goes well with the man
who lends generously, yet but stintingly provides for his own needs*6 (Ps. 1 12:5)
. I used only enough of the things of the world to live on, [said R. Judah], and all ...
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Lives of the Governors of the State of New York
In return they gave him their love and confidence, not stintingly or grudgingly, but
with a spontaneous gushing forth of their enthusiastic regard and affection. He
was, therefore, well calculated to be the leader of a successful party, — yet he
was ...
John Stilwell Jenkins, 1851
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The rose of Arragon: a play in five acts, as performed at ...
nor stintingly. Think you I went a-begging when I went To claim admission of my
sister's rights, As loud and broad as though she had a king To father her, being a
prince's wife ? RUPHINO. I was content to know she was his wife — Her honour ...
James Sheridan Knowles, 1842
nor stintingly. Think you I went a-begging when I went To claim admission of my
sister's rights, As loud and broad as though she had a king To father her, being a
prince's wife ? Ruph. I was content to know she was his wife — Her honour so ...
James Sheridan Knowles, 1843
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Thomas Merton's Art of Denial: The Evolution of a Radical ...
Dr. Robert E. Daggy, Monsignor William H. Shannon, and Brother Patrick Hart —
the triumvirate of Merton Studies — have given so un- stintingly their knowledge,
insight, wisdom, and resourcefulness that I can never repay my debt.
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Martin Van Buren and the Emergence of American Popular Politics
VAN BUREN DID NOT RETURN HOME until July so that his enemies would
have little justification to claim, as they already were un- stintingly doing, that he
was coming back to connive on his own behalf to win the nomination. Staying on
in ...
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Meta Morphing: Visual Transformation and the Culture of ...
Louise Krasniewicz was un- stintingly helpful and extremely generous of both
time and spirit in constructing "morph" illustrations and allowing me to use her
photographs for this book. Judy Conner of Pacific Data Images was also most
helpful ...
Vivian Carol Sobchack, 2000
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Closer to Freedom: Enslaved Women and Everyday Resistance in ...
Many women's dresses were straight and shapeless, stintingly cut, sometimes
directly on the body, to avoid wasting fabric. Charity McCallister's clothes were “
poor. One-piece dress made o' carpet stuff, part of de time.” Others' were cut fuller
...
Stephanie M. H. Camp, 2009
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Inside Looking Out: The Life and Art of Gina Knee
In other cases, they simply renounced typical women's roles in society, sacrificing
home and family to devote themselves un- stintingly to their art. These are the
historical exceptions who prove the rule that the categories of artists and women
...
Sharyn Rohlfsen Udall, 1994
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «STINTINGLY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
stintingly w wiadomościach.
Food on Film at SIFF
The film doles out tension as stintingly as Hortense uses cream, but the food-preparation shots are awfully pretty. More Than Honey. 8:30 p.m. Thurs., May 23, ... «Seattle Weekly, Maj 13»
eBooks: Bestselling Author's Decision To Go Digital
When the book was complete, I managed to land a literary agent for this novel in 2003, at the time stintingly titled THE REAL LIFE MEMOIR OF JOHN GILLIS. «Huffington Post, Lut 11»
“Romeo + Juliet” and “The Sleeping Beauty.”
In any case, this Argentine dancer, who started out so brilliantly in the early nineties and then developed so stintingly, so cautiously, has now relaxed. In her ... «New Yorker, Cze 07»
