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Pantologia: a new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a ...
Whilk heli gost wil with am wun Unshapen fader unshapen son is The Father un-
Unshapen heli goste in blis create. Mikel fader mikel son ai The Father
incomprehen- Mikel heli goste niht and <fai. sible. Ai lastand fader, ai lastand son
The ...
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An essay towards a practical English Grammar
Whilk heli gost wil with am wun '' Unshapen fader unshapen son is The Father
mcreate. " Unshapen heli goste in blis " Mikel fader Mikel son ai The Father
incomprehensible. " Mikel heli goste niht and dai " Ai lastand fader, ai laftand son
The ...
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
UNSHAPEN- "dj. Mishapcn ; deformed. — This unshapen earth we now inhabit.
Burnet. — gasping tor breath th' unshapen Phacsc die. Addis. * UNSHARED, adj.
Not partaken ; not had common.— Tedious uashar'd with tlicc, and odious soon.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
O patient son of God! — Unshaken, stills.— Unshaken duty. Ssratt. — His notions
were steady and unshaken. Additon. * UNSHAMED. adj. Not shamed.— Unfham'
d, {hough foil'd, he does the best he can. Dryd. * UNSHAPEN. adj. Mifhapen ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
unshapen. beginning. or. original. of. any. thing. Moss is but the rudiment of a
plant, and ths mould of earth or bark. Beset*. The rudiments of nature are very
unlike tha grosser appearances. G/auville. So looks our monarch on this early
fight, ...
Henry John Todd, Samuel Johnson, 1805
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An essay towards a practical English grammar. 1711
Whilk heli gost wil with am 'vun Unshapen sader unshapen son is \ ' The Father
tum-mate; Unflnpen heli guste in blis " Mikel fader Mikel son ai The Father
ineomprehenfihle. ' Mike] hcli gofle niht and dai. A' lastand t'ader, ai.lasiand son
The ...
James GREENWOOD (Surmaster of Saint Paul's School.), 1729
where I spent My unshapen youth, to be my age's curse, And surfeited away my
name and state In swinish riots, that now being sober, I do awake, a beggar. I
may hate her. 25 Whose youth voids wine, his age is curst with water. O heavens!
Thomas Middleton, Gail Kern Paster, 2000
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Heroes of Greek Mythology
He sits aloft and sees across the ocean, and far away into the Unshapen Land.'
So they went up the mountain to Atlas their uncle, and Perseus went up with them
. And they found the giant kneeling, as he held the heavens and the earth apart.
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Introduction To English Renaissance Comedy
He is driven by his own memory of the city as the place where he literally lost
himself: Woe worth th'infernal cause that makes me visit This man-devouring city,
where I spent My unshapen youth, to be my age's curse, And surfeited away my ...
While the yet unshapen earth Lay conceat'd in wintry womb, Brtgclmer had long
been born : He from Thrugelmer descends, Aurgelmer's unbrother'd son. Odm.
Once again— if thou can tell Whence, the first of all the Jutes, Father Aurgelmer is
...
Sir Richard Phillips, 1798
