Lexicographical Neighbors of Deairs
Literary usage of Deairs
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Grammar of Rhetoric and Polite Literature by Alexander Jamieson (1840)
"... et d'avirons A regler mes deairs, a prevenir 1'orage, Et sauver s'il se peat,
ma raison du naufrage." Analysis. These lines exhibit human life under the ..."
2. The Channel Islands by David Thomas Ansted, Robert Gordon Latham (1862)
"... rira sur tes deairs, Et quand tu seras las des fatigues du commerce, Je souhaite
bien qu' ici tu trouves tous ..."
3. Congregational Church Hymnal by George Slatyer Barrett, Josiah Booth (1887)
"... О¡ Lord I| Have . we | waited | for ... [ Thee ; The deairs of our soul.
is | to Thy ¡ Name || And. to the re- | membrance | of. . . ¡ Thee. ..."
4. The Constitution of England, Or, An Account of the English Government: Or by Jean Louis de Lolme, John Macgregor (1853)
"... only prepositions, conjunctions, Sc. which can never be mode available fox
purposes of reference. Indeed Ills all that the Sculpture student can deairs ..."
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