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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
Turning, hinging, depending. Placability, n. Placableness, forgiving disposition.
Placable, a. Appeasable, reconcilable, forgiving. Placableness, n. Placability.
Placard, n. Poster, bill, hand-bill, broadside. Placard, v. a. 1. Advertise (by
placards) ...
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“The” Novels Of Samuel Richardson, Esq. Viz. Pamela, ...
... that I was sincere in my forgiveness? That I was not able to bear malice? Was a
stranger to revenge? Had truly that softness of nature, and placableness of
disposition, which he holds to be the greatest merit in our sex; and which, I dare
say ...
Ww-k - -. . -—— ' —-'1" ' -*-_.-__ _ __'_ \ixGentleness of nature, and placableness
of disposition, are two of the cheif graces of the fair sex, The woman who neglects
the USEFUL and the ELEGANT, which distinguish her own sex, for the sake ...
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Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady. Comprehending the ...
... the generous annual tender which Lord M. and his Sisters made to their fair
Cousin, in y apprehension that she might suffer by her friends im- * placableness.
And this also the Colonel highly applauded', 'and was pleased to lament the ...
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History of the Commonwealth of England: From the death of ...
Cromwel with every kind of scurrility and abuse; but he trusted to the
placableness of Cromwel's _disposition and the respectfulness of his present
address °. He was however wholly deceived in the expectations he had formed.
Cromwel ...
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Pamela: Or, Virtue Rewarded: In a Series of Familiar Letters ...
... to one who might expect all these from jne; would it not shew him, that 1 was
sincere in my Forgiveness? that I was not able to bear Malice? was a Stranger to
Revenge ? had truly that Softness of Nature, and Placableness of Disposition, ...
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The authoress, by the author of 'Rachel'.
... towards one who might expect all these from me ; would it not shew him, that I
was sincere in my forgiveness? that I was not able to bear malice ? was a
stranger to revenge ? had truly that softness of nature, and placableness of
disposition, ...
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Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
PLACABLENESS,(pli'-ka.bl-nes.) J '• willingness to be appeased ; possibility to
be appeased PLACARD, (pU-kinT.) \ m PLACART, (pla-kart'.) J *" 311 eaicr' a
declaration, a manifesto PLACE, (pll'ie.) s. particular portion of ' space j locality, ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1798
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The Faith Once Delivered to the Saints
In every form however it seems to be taught, that the placableness of God, or his
exercise of mercy in the gospel, depends on his having first received from the
Saviour an equivalent to satisfy the demands of justice in regard to the sinner's ...
American Unitarian Association, 1827
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The North American Review
But that this were an error as regards a great portion of them, may appear from
the great placableness of the combatants, who, on the least blood drawn, and
often on the expenditure of a certain amount of gunpowder, are seen to forgive ...
