КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «EXIMIOUSLY»
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The International Exhibition of 1862
The sort (marked 8) prepared out of it, withstands the action of Alum; the first-rate
sorta are eximiously adapted for bleaching and manufactoring of paper. The
manufactory possesses ten furnaces, each making ready for further preparation 6
th ...
Anonymous, Cambridge University Press, 2014
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A Medicinal Dispensatory: Containing the Whole Body of ...
... about the breast: for Aetiu: (cap 144., tetnfir. 3.) saith, that they do _ harm'such
as [pit blood, by opening the Vessels: neither yet are they convenient for those,
who have some dry d'isease about their breasts 5 but they eximiously conduce to
...
... mall chapter, theft is also something you have to consider when you consign
merchandise to a shop. “I like consignment in nice boutiques or galleries
because my work is on view all the time,” says bead artist Sherrill Lewis,
Eximiously Yours ...
4
The Harleian miscellany:: a collection of scarce, curious, ...
This, sir, would serve us eximiously to supply the defect of new chyle, if it were
but sufficiently evinced. But, I must confess ingenuously, though (as it is not
unknown t6 you) I have laboured to advance the antique glory of the heart, •
stMinert.
William Oldys, Thomas Park, Edward Harley Oxford (Earl of), 1810
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The Harleian Miscellany: Or, A Collection of Scarce, ...
This, sir, would serve us eximiously to supply the defect of new chyle, if it were
but sufficiently evinced. But, I must confess ingenuously, though (as it is not
unknown to you) I have laboured to advance the antique glory of the heart, •
Sennert.
William Oldys, John Malham, 1810
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The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
A fault with which the eximiously eru dite Greeks ( erudilitsima ilia Grir corum
nalio) are abundantly endowed Hence, probably, it arises, that thej have no word
in their language foi this failing, the odiousness wherco hasneveroncestruck
them.
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Poematics of the Hyperbloody Real: Poems 1980-2001
I close my mouth, suddenly crunching an insect, the thing come down from my
hearing: sex, death, eximiously being had as one. The orb rolls around the beach
, restorer inwardly looming over the coelacanth: arriving at pleasure turned ...
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Nathan Bailey's Dictionary, English-German and ...
93 or jug, in. preference; ben 93orjug gebctl to give the preference ; 5BiH> jiige
befi CSeiftcS merit, endowments, parts. 33 0 r J U g 1 1 dp / adj. preferable ,
superior, exquisite, eximitus: aiv. preferably, eximiously, particulanv. 93 0 r 5 il g 1
1 d) ...
Nathan Bailey, Johann Anton Fahrenkrueger, 1801
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The Gentleman's Magazine
... in short, whoever, in what manner, and on what occasion it be, talks
impertinently, verbosely, and tediously, is with us, ineplus. A fault with which the
eximiously erudite Greeks (erurlilissima ilia Gree- corum natio) arc abundantly
endowed.
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The Daughters of Isenberg: A Bavarian Romance
THE nanenrpns sure of "perceivin g how .able an accessary she had acquired in
Villerose, added eagerly, “ and does not Heschius enunciate that so eximiously
disinterested were the Arcadians, that they oftener fought against the enemies of
...
Alicia Tindal Palmer, 1810
