КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «UNMERITEDLY»
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The British Theatre: Or, a Collection of Plays, which are ...
harsh, I flatter myself, unmeritedly so, yet my amti-ety to hear of a lost friend
induces me to solicit what I should otherwise despise. ' ' Faulk. Be brief, sir. Tang.
Charles Richmond—Charles Richmond, sir—is he no more? Faulk. He fell by my
...
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Sheldon Cheney's Theatre Arts Magazine: Promoting a Modern ...
Come what might, his was not to be one of those theatres that flourish a season
and disappear, however unmeritedly. Indeed, he would probably say that such
theatres do not disappear unmeritedly; with something of his Protestant stemness
, ...
DeAnna M. Toten Beard, 2010
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The Code Napoléon, Verbally Translated from the French: To ...
From this complication of wrong, suffering and degradation, they have heen
restored by a great and wonderful man, after a period of upwards of 1700 years,
to that level among mankind ' which has been so cruelly and unmeritedly
withheld ...
France, Bryant Barrett, 1811
Old evaluations of self-worth, both unmeritedly negative and unmeritedly
egotistical, are acted out, bringing you ultimately to a more realistic self-
acceptance. Sometimes, the death of an important male figure may 29 John
Carrol, San ...
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Sermons on various subjects
... defending the glorious old unconquered cause, how can we help glorying that
we, too, are Irish of the Irish, looked after by that saint whom to-day we honour ;
unmeritedly called to fight his battles; unmeritedly called, you and I, 286 Sermons
.
James Jerome Murphy, 1871
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The Gentleman's Magazine
MINOR. CORRESPONDENCE. THE GE-NTLEMAN'S MAG AZINE. Occurris
quocunque loco mihi, Codre, subinde. ' be ,unmeritedly severe. 2. Mr.
MONTGOMERY MARTIN'S History of the British Colonies.—We regret that the
number and ...
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Wilson's historical, traditionary, and imaginative tales of ...
The appellation was not unmeritedly bestowed ; for, though her skin was slightly
tinged with the tawny hue of her race, a soul seemed to glow through her regular
and lovely features, and the lustre of her dark eyes to throw a radiance over ...
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Christian Disciple and Theological Review
I84 Notice of is pamphlet on the terms qf commumbn. ed to please his greatest
and best Friend, is a recompense for any thing which he may have unmeritedly
suffered from erritg mortals. No important event occurs to him withoutleading his ...
William Ellery Channing, 1815
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The Farmer of Inglewood Forest
and I hold her fame too dear to suffer it to be sullied, however unmeritedly." " It is
enough," cried Edwin ; " if frustrating my happiness gives you pleasure, you have
accomplished your end." " Nay, nay," interrupted Bernard, " do not speak so ...
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The conciliator, a reconcilement of the apparent ...
They hold, that God " re- gardcth not persons,"i and therefore does not
unmeritedly adopt some and condemn others, unless culpable, as that inequality
is not in accordance with the justice of God, who proclaims by His prophets that
He " doth ...
Menasseh b. Israel, Elias Hiram Lindo, 1842
НОВОСТИ, В КОТОРЫХ ВСТРЕЧАЕТСЯ ТЕРМИН «UNMERITEDLY»
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On Being a Philosopher
How difficult it is to be a philosopher has merited less attention - unmeritedly so, I believe - for obvious reasons. The ratio of non-philosopher to philosophers ... «OpEdNews, Янв 08»
