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diary writings the sum
total of
Disquietude, to
which he was
after all a johnny-come-lately. The Book of
Disquietude was
various books (yet ultimately...
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belligerents in the
Crimean War. The
relations with
Britain were in
disquietude from the
Great Game in
Central Asia
until the 1907 Anglo-Russian Convention...
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apprehensiveness displaced with
avoidable tangible precipitant;
qualms and
disquietude symbolized by a
repugnant and
specific dreadful object or cir****stances...
- difficulties, to free
himself from all
impending dangers and
tormenting disquietude. — Joseph de la Vega, in his book Confusión de
confusiones (1688), the...
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Egyptians from
capturing Constantinople. "The
reasons for the Tsar's
disquietude are not obscure. Not
Turkey alone was
threatened by the
advance of Ibrahim...
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dwellers in the land of Nod,
which he
defined as
commotion and "carnal
disquietude". Land of Nod is the name of a
hamlet in the East
Riding of Yorkshire...
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Soundtrack No.
Title Length 1. "Prelude" 0:42 2. "Prologue" 4:29 3. "
Disquietude" 1:57 4. "Tension" 1:59 5. "The Escape" 2:06 6. "Melody of Reminiscence"...
- tradition,
uddhacca is
defined as a
mental factor that is
characterized by
disquietude, like
water whipped by the wind. In the
Mahayana tradition, auddhatya...
- He asks his
father to stop, but he does not.
Tired of the
everyday disquietude, he
beats him dead with his
cricket bat. He
calls the
police and ends...
- had
undertaken a
journey to London, that I
might escape from
internal disquietude and
devote myself,
without interruption, to science. [...] They asked...
