A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are Deduced from Their Originals, and Illustrated in Their Different Significations, by Examples from the Best Writers, to which are Prefixed a History of the Language, and an English Grammar, Том 3 |
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... impediment . character in the alphabet . The secret lets and difficulties in public pro- A stiperscription was written over him in leta ceedings are innumerable and inevitable . Hooker , Gers of Greek , Latin , and Hebrew . Luke .
... impediment . character in the alphabet . The secret lets and difficulties in public pro- A stiperscription was written over him in leta ceedings are innumerable and inevitable . Hooker , Gers of Greek , Latin , and Hebrew . Luke .
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Hooker . to consider any thing in its whole extent , and in Light suff'rings give us leisure to complain , ail its variety cligbis . Spectator . We groan , but cannot speak , in greater pain . Anzuttur who has not learned the art of ...
Hooker . to consider any thing in its whole extent , and in Light suff'rings give us leisure to complain , ail its variety cligbis . Spectator . We groan , but cannot speak , in greater pain . Anzuttur who has not learned the art of ...
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A weaker man may sometimes ligbron notions Hooker . which had escaped a wiser . Watts on the Mind , To Light . v.a. ( from the noun . ] 2. To fall in any particular direction : 3. To kindle ; to enflame ; to set on fire ; with on . to ...
A weaker man may sometimes ligbron notions Hooker . which had escaped a wiser . Watts on the Mind , To Light . v.a. ( from the noun . ] 2. To fall in any particular direction : 3. To kindle ; to enflame ; to set on fire ; with on . to ...
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Hooker . Hooker . The lightsome passion of joy was not that As I blow this feather from my face , which now often usurps the name ; that trivial , Obeying with my wind when I do blow , vanishing , superficial thing , that only gilds the ...
Hooker . Hooker . The lightsome passion of joy was not that As I blow this feather from my face , which now often usurps the name ; that trivial , Obeying with my wind when I do blow , vanishing , superficial thing , that only gilds the ...
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Hooker . Alas ! how easy my mistake ? Many of likelibood informed me of this before , I took you for your likeness Cloe . Prier , which hung so tottering in the balance , that I Likewise , adv . ( like and wise . ] ...
Hooker . Alas ! how easy my mistake ? Many of likelibood informed me of this before , I took you for your likeness Cloe . Prier , which hung so tottering in the balance , that I Likewise , adv . ( like and wise . ] ...
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