They knew that he would not hes - itate to torture the child, and that all he had to do was grad - ually heat the bottle. ❋ Unknown (2010)
So was their equipment, and Kyrtian was not going to allow the temptation of another feast, dance, and drinking soiree incapac-itate them all over again. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (2002)
Euripides and Xenophon, for example, refer to man's capacity for speech and his other physical advantages as the gifts of a benign providence to facil - itate the development and exercise of his higher facul - ties. ❋ THOMAS COLE (1968)
Data mining techniques facil - and lawmakers become more aware and concerned itate the evaluation of spontaneous reports by about the potential for data mining, if used impro - using statistical methods to detect potential sig - perly, to violate the privacy rights of individuals. ❋ Martins0105 (2009)
But now I am much deed was suitable to me in that more troubled for inward defects, state; but now I had rather nied - and omission or want of the vital itate, hear, and fead, on God duties or graces in the tout. ❋ Unknown (1812)
DISPATCHES, of which the following are copies, liave been re - ceived from Captain Anftruther and Robert Craufurd, Efq, by thf right honourable Lord GreavilIC | his Majefty's principal lecretary of itate for foreign afiairs. ❋ Unknown (1797)
Iron, as has been observed, is found in soils under different modifications, changing from one itate to another: when in that of pyrites it is changed, by the ab - sorption of pure air or oxygen, to that of a metallic salt. ❋ Dundonald, Archibald Cochrane, Earl Of, 1749?-1831 (1795)
Est iiaec Agrippina prioris filia, Claodii oxor, et ipsaquoqne, ut dixi, Lesbiorum ci? itate donata, ac propterea dicta AI0AI2. ❋ Unknown (1792)
For the further information of thofe who may be, in fome mcafure, ftrangcrs to this inftitutionj a itate of the accounts refpefting the fame for tho year 1791 i$ fubjoined* ❋ Sarah Grubb (1792)
Mumtord,, funeral charge against e: itate of Fitz-John VVinthrop, iii. ❋ Unknown (1792)
Defpotifm feizes the mo - ment to impofe on their heated minds 5 and, taking advantage of the troubles and weaknefs of the itate, exalts itfelf above the laws, treads, with feet of brafs, on every conftitution, violates oaths, and looks down on fubje&s oppreffed or difperfed by fear, deprived of the courage to fpeak of their privileges, and prepared to obey the will of their mailer. ❋ Unknown (1791)
Canons of Councils, and, above all, from the Dc* creral EpilHes of Popes; all tending to exalt the clerical itate, and to exempt the clergy froiA fecuLir llibordination. ❋ Unknown (1791)
Yet, haplefs itate of man! his earlieil youth Cozens itfelf; his age defrauds mankind. ❋ Unknown (1790)
And yet we find» in the Nfw Teftament, where the invifible world, and a future itate of rewards and puniftiments is. moft particuladj difcovered, the holy writers generally reprefent thofe rewards and punifhments as confequents of this refusr redlion. ❋ Unknown (1789)
L. L.RD Sheftield's obfervations on the manu&c - tures, trade, and prefent itate of Ireland 379 ❋ Unknown (1785)
Tribunitiam I VIl. adeptus, prope Cte - artibus Philippi, qui eo itate officiifque perucne - fi a militibus imperium ❋ Johann Christoph Rasche (1785)
The profperity of the itate, or, which is with them,, the fame trjing, the gratification of their ambition, 0? any other paffion, they think, may be profecnted by all poffible means. ❋ Unknown (1780)
Countries occupied by fuch people, were almofl: in the fame itate as if they had never been inhabited: immenie forefts covered the greater part p! inin; e. ❋ Unknown (1778)
The Frifians, a tribe of the Germans, had nevcfr advanced beyond this wild and imperfect itate of focicty i and the right of private revehge ftUl re - mained among them unlimited and uncontroiiled. ❋ Unknown (1778)
