-
offering him a
guarantee of
harmless behavior ****uring him
kindness and
open-
handedness. "Show
trust to him in your
letter and
request him to return." This...
-
death of
Hisham on 6
February 743. As heir, al-Walid was
known for his
open-
handedness. As caliph, he took
special care of the
crippled and blind, increasing...
-
Beowulf and his men with
great treasures,
showing his
gratitude and
open-
handedness. The poet says that
Hrothgar is so
generous that "no man
could fault...
- to
denote the more specific,
contemporary meaning of munificence,
open-
handedness, and
liberality in the
giving of
money and
possessions to others. This...
- the other. It is
somewhat analogous to the
laterality of right- or left-
handedness; however, the side of the
dominant eye and the
dominant hand do not always...
-
defined handedness of the wave
matches the
handedness of the **** type
nature of the
field in space. Specifically, if one
freezes a right-
handed wave in...
- in God and a pure heart, a
simple life with a
religious spirit and
open-
handedness inspired by charity," she answered. The
three things God most detested...
- the
French colonial empire adopted RHT.
Historical switches of
traffic handedness have
often been
motivated by
factors such as
changes in
political administration...
- this left- or right-
handedness makes the
colony sail
sideways relative to the wind, by
about 45° in
either direction.
Colony handedness has
therefore been...
- in town. The
original settlers appreciated Brown's
hospitality and
open-
handedness with credit.
Brown would also pay high
wages every winter to have the...
