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Cobb's Abridgment of J. Walker's Critical Pronouncing ... - Pagina 369
Scan da lize, skân' dâ 4ize, v. a. Sea lirons, skà' brus, a. rougb. Scan da li zes, skân' dâ Ml-ziz, Scaffold,skâf fdld, s. atemporary près. t. [Par< stage of wood. Scan da H zing, skân' dâ 41-zlng, Scaf fold ing, skâf ßld ving, s. Scan da li zed, skân' ...
John Walker, Lyman Cobb, 1841
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Cobb's abridgment of J. Walker's critical pronouncing ... - Pagina 369
Scan, skin, v. a. to examine a verse by counting the feet ; to examine Scan ning, skan' nlng, par. [nicely. Scan ned, skand, pre. Scan dal, skan' dal, s. reproachful aspersion, infamy, [to defame. Scan da lize, skan' da "Hie, v. a. Scan da li zes, ...
John Walker, Lyman Cobb, 1834
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St. Matthew Passion: Reconstructed from the Eton Choirbook ...
8 PETER (to Jesus) Itter- If' ггг I Et si om- nes scan- da- li- za- ti fu- е- г1п! А1!о а ' I |I¢I' @Ñ Ihr Et si om- nes scan- da- li- za- ti fu- eттёзгг fue ft' II: г- ITI еBass р' L, ё I I Arlt:/T`rrJ‚I DI -da fs“ FI in te, e- - go С пит- quam scan - li- za~J D I D D 'з: D ...
Richard Davy, Ross W. Duffin, 2011
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The Treasury of knowledge and library of reference ... - Pagina 363
Scan'da-li-zes, prea. t. Scan'da-Ii-zing, par. Scan'da-li-zed, pre. Scan'da-lous, a. opprobrious, shameful, vile Scan'dalous-Iy.ad. shamefully ; censoriously Scan'da-lous-ness, ». opprobrious ness ; the quality of being publicly offensive ...
A gentleman of the New York bar, Hugh Moore, 1850
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Treasury of Knowledge and Library of Reference
Scan'da-lize^ p. a. to disgrace, reproach, defame ; offend by some action Scan da-li-7.es. prtn. t. Scan'da-li-zlng, par. Scan'da-U-zen, pre. Scan'ita Ions, a, opprobrious, shameful, vile Scan da lous-ly.n/i. shamefully ; censoriously Scan'da ...
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Dizionario della lingua italiana - Volumul 3 - Pagina 240
Scan-da-glià-r». Att. Marin. Propnamenle Gettar lo scandaglio, Misurare rollo scandaglio l'allezza del mare. —2. Dicesi Scandagliare la tromba e vale Vedere nella tromba quanti piedi od ooced'acqua si trovioo in una nave.— 3. Per metal".
Francesco Cardinali, Pasquale Borelli, 1851
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Love for love. The mourning bride - Pagina 97
S C A N DA L. You are not satissy'd, I say- I am loth to discourage you-But it is palpable that you are not satissy'd. ' F O R E S I G H T. How does it appear, Mr. Scandalt? I think I am very well satisfy'd. S C A N DA L. Either you suffer yourself to ...
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The Works of Mr William Congreve... - Pagina 97
S C A N DA L. You are not satissy'd, I say-I am loth to disoourage you-But it is palpable that you are not satissfd. F O R E S I G H T. How does it appear, Mr. Scandal? I think I am very well satissykl. ' ' S C A N DA L. Either you suffer yourself to ...
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A comprehensive pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of ...
Scan'da-lous-ly, ad. shamefully ; opprobriously. Scan'da-loas-ness, n. state of being scandalous. Sc&n'dQ-l&m mqg-na''tttmJ [L.l (Law) scandal or opprobrium done to any high personage. Scan'njng, n. measurement of verse. Scan'sion, n. the ...
Joseph Emerson Worcester, 1858
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The Treasury of knowledge, and library of reference ... - Pagina 363
I feet Scan 'da! , *. a reproachful assertion ; Infamy —v. a. to charge falsely with faults Scan'dal-llng, par. Scan'dall-ed, pre. Scan'da-llze, v. a. to disgrace, reproach, defame ; offend by some action Scan'da-U-zes, pres. t. Scan da-Il-zing, par.
Goold Brown, Lyman Cobb, Edwin Williams, 1833
