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Commentaries on the Book of the Prophet Jeremiah and the ...
But we find elsewhere what God threatened, even that a dreadful judgment was
at hand, when the wise would become blind, when the priests and prophets
would become foolish and fatuitous. (Hosea ix. 7 ; Isaiah xxix. 14.) But we may
hence ...
Jean Calvin, John Owen, 1851
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New York Dissector: Quarterly Journal of Medicine, Surgery, ...
In this state I now beheld the child. She could not speak, and had not spoken
from the first, and the bowels had not acted for nine days, nor had she slept an
hour at a time. Site was pale and looked thin, sickly, and fatuitous. She could not
even ...
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
The face has very frequently a fatuitous appearance ; the countenance is
fatuitous : the mind is apparently a little affected, and certainly persons are a little
childish in this disease. The pulse is sometimes very quick, when the motions are
very ...
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The Kansas City Medical Record: A Monthly Journal of ...
Or the curtain drops, and an adventurous. futile but stormy sesame is closed. a
strenuous existence ended. and another comes on the scene. a dull. lolling.
fatuitous. decrepit, listless. inoffensive mortal that so short a time since was
seemingly ...
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The London investigator [afterw.] The Investigator, ed. by ...
Though few live long enough to die thus fatuitous, it must be remembered that the
faculties of the old are always more and more impaired and employed upon old
experience, without the power of advancing ; and that, among those who perish ...
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The Philosophy of Necessity; Or, the Law of Consequences: As ...
Though few live long enough to die thus fatuitous, it must be remembered that the
faculties of the old are always more and more impaired and employed upon old
experience without the power of advancing, and that, among those who perish ...
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Interstate Medical Journal
If, as suggested by Sir Robert Ball, this study of astronomy leads man from a
study of superstitious, fatuitous individualism to a religion based upon God's
broadened truth as taught by the planets of heaven, then, indeed, man will be
greatly ...
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The Zoist: A Journal of Cerebral Physiology & Mesmerism, and ...
She was pale and looked thin, sickly and fatuitous. She could not even sit up in
bed : thus there was extreme general debility, and the greater part of the nervous
system was in disorder. She was fatuitous and maniacal; had great excitement of
...
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The philosophy of necessity: or, the law of consequences; as ...
Though few live long enough to die thus fatuitous, it must be remembered that the
faculties of the old are always more and more impaired and employed upon old
experience without the power of advancing, and that, among those who perish ...
Charles Bray, Mary Hennell, 1841
Both the physical and mental deterioration of the parent, by the use of narcotic
poisons, are, unhappily, transmitted to the child; a fatuitous brain just as readily
as a Roman nose, or a sixth toe; for the brain is a physical organ as well as the
nose ...
ȘTIRI NOI CARE INCLUD TERMENUL «FATUITOUS»
Află ce ziare naționale și internaționale au scris despre și cum este întrebuințat termenul
fatuitous în contextul următoarelor știri.
Brian Doyle receives a letter questioning his word choices
... capacious, sonorous, sour, dour, dark, grim, greedy, fatuous, fatuitous (and who would think that you could use the word fatuitous too much?) ... «The Oregonian, Iul 14»
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While the drained military die to clean up the mess of politician and police fatuitous obliquity, the culprits and masterminds behind Boko Haram ... «Osun Defender, Nov 13»
InDepth InterView: Marshall Brickman Talks JERSEY BOYS From …
But, I hate when writers talk about what they are going to do, though - it's very fatuitous; that is, full of empty promise. So, the less I say about ... «Broadway World, Oct 13»
