КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «UNAMIABLENESS»
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The stern and too often surly Briton, whether Englishman or Scotchman, is saved
by this very form of unamiableness from the pettiness of garrulity. If sometimes he
is disagreeable, at least he is not undignified ; if he presents an unattractive ...
Thomas De Quincey, James Thomas Fields, 1854
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The Fan-qui in China, in 1836-7
A Chinese writer, quoted by Dr. Milne, treating of the ignorance of Chinese
females, and the consequent unamiableness of wives, exhorts husbands not to
desist from teaching them, for even " monkeys may be taught to play antics ; dogs
may ...
Charles Toogood Downing, 1838
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A Voyage Round the World, and Visits to Various Foreign ...
And the deprivation of fare so respectable and acceptable to voyagers so many
days at lea, makes a small interruption to such things observable, even if they
should never lead to unamiableness. The tea-table had been cleared, when one
of ...
Fitch Waterman Taylor, 1855
No ; let his narration be measured by this standard, and it will be found that the
unamiableness of the characters he blames imprinted those dislikes, as well as
private distaste to some of them. The King, the Duke of NewNewcastle, and
others, ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1822
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Biographies of Shakespeare, Pope, Goethe, and Schiller ; ...
Allowing, however, for the father's unamiableness in this one point, upon all
intellectual ground both parents seem to have met very much upon a level. Two
illustrations may suffice, one of which occurred during the infancy of Goethe.
The Btern and too often surly Briton, whether Englishman or Scotchman, is saved
by this very form of unamiableness from the pettiness of garrulity. If sometimes he
is disagreeable, at least he is not undignified; if he presents an unattractive ...
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The British Quarterly Review
... with an impression that the holders of such principles are peculiarly
disputatious persons. We need not say that the opinion of the unamiableness of
the party is an easy path to the opinion that the principles of the party are not
good. If we are ...
Robert Vaughan, Henry Allon, 1845
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Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
... 336-unamiableness of his character, 337—his edition of Horace, 343—
character of his edition of Paradise Lost, 347. Bill for establishing courts of local
jurisdiction, 478-—quoted, 484. Bradley, his contributions to astronomical
science, 90.
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The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
... And therefore he does her the honour of making her The representative and
epitome Of all he values,—public reputation, Private obedience, delighted
fondness, Grateful return for his unamiableness, Love without bounds,—in short,
for his ...
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Europe and America: Or, The Relative State of the Civilized ...
... in order surre'ptitiously to gain some advantage 'from his neighbour, from this
source undoubtedly flow that coldness and unamiableness, and want of
confidential' effusions, which are prejudicial to strciablenesS onthie" otfcelr si'd£
ofthe" ...
Conrad Georg Friedrich Elias von Schmidt-Phiseldek, 1820
НОВОСТИ, В КОТОРЫХ ВСТРЕЧАЕТСЯ ТЕРМИН «UNAMIABLENESS»
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Here's to you the original Mrs Robinson:
She is 'wearied and ruffled' by the 'thorough unamiableness of his disposition . . . He hates all merit; he envies all success'. Furthermore, his boorishness is ... «Daily Mail, Май 12»
