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The annual Hampshire repository [afterw.] The Hampshire ...
livelily. 2N2 * Leland's Itin. t Stevens'! Suppl. J Willis's Hist." in our list, except
those of Mr. Gilpin and Mr. Milner, of which we say nothing farther here, but refer
to the critiques on them under the division of Criticism in our head of Letters.
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Aversperg is deceived. He argues, approves, contradicts, and loses time in a vain
discussion. Our troops profit by the time, they arrive, expand, and the bridge is
ours," they The Memoirs sketch livelily and rapidly the victories of Austerlitz and ...
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Uxmal: An Antique Love Story ; Macée de Léodepart : an ...
Of a surety, it is most livelily limned. Adone. Too livelily ! A secret treasure ! I knew
not that he cherished such a gift. Lumon. What is in this to move you 1 Adone. A
false heart — a wandering fancy. Heavens, it i3 ever thus. They who preach the ...
John Abraham Heraud, 1877
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Sermons preacht in Herstmonceux church
As they long to dwell in the presence of God, they will rejoice to come to that
place where He has promist to be more especially present, where, feeling more
livelily that they are one with Him, they also feel more livelily that they are one
through ...
Julius Charles Hare, 1849
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A New Grammar of the English Language, etc
In' both these passages livelily would be less objectionable. On all such
occasions, however, it is better, to avoid the awkwardness by a change of the
phrase; either substituting another adverb, or joining a noun to the adjective : as,
in the ...
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The Autobiography, Times, Opinions, and Contemporaries of ...
I suppose that many minds have no susceptible mirror on which images can be
impressed by the medium of words, and no intellectual apprehensiveness by
which opinions and sentiments can be livelily awakened : they therefore can be
only ...
Sir Egerton Brydges, 1834
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The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
He argues, approves, contradicts, and loses time in a vain discussion. Our troops
profit by the time, they arrive, expand, and the bridge is ours," &c The Memoirs
sketch livelily and rapidly the victories of Austerlitz and Jena, and livelily describe
...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
VIVA'CIOUSLY, livelily, biiskly. VIVA'CIOUSNESS, Liveliness, Briskness. VIVACI'
SSIMO [in Mustek Books] denotes a Dcgrewbr two quicker than Vivace, and may
be taken as signifying a Movement near as quick as Allegro. Ital. VIVA'CITY [of ...
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The autobiography, times, opinions and contemporaries of sir ...
I suppose that many minds have no susceptible mirror on which images can be
impressed by the medium of words, and no intellectual apprehensiveness by
which opinions and sentiments can be livelily awakened : they therefore can be
only ...
sir Samuel Egerton Brydges (bart.), 1834
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Memoirs of the Life of the Very Reverend Mr. James Fraser of ...
was never so livelily exercised, nor did ever endure such a Conflict, nor ever had
such sure Footing : For by considering the Gospel, tho' it were granted I was
never converted, yet, sure I am, I ought to come to Christ, and look up to him, and
...
