- the
Vicious and
Intemperate, also
known as The
Destroying Angel and
Daemons Inflicting Divine Vengeance on the
Wicked and
Intemperate and as The Destruction...
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horns and a long
shaggy coat. It is a
hardy breed, able to
withstand the
intemperate conditions in the region. The
first herd-book
dates from 1885; two types...
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their desires are
proper ones.
Aristotle suggested this analogy: An
intemperate person is like a city with bad laws; a
person who
lacks self control...
- "Remorse for
Intemperate Speech" is a poem
written by
Irish poet
William Butler Yeats. It
appeared in his 1933
volume of
poems The
Winding Stair and Other...
- conclusions.
Immediately following his election,
Urban began preaching intemperately to the
cardinals (some of whom
thought the
delirium of
power had made...
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ceremonies for the
German relief force, in a
speech included an
impromptu but
intemperate reference to the Hun
invaders of
continental Europe,
which would later...
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original on 7 June 2011.
Retrieved 9
September 2009. "Review of "The
Intemperate Engineer" by
Adrian Vaughan". Will Robinson.
Archived from the original...
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fishermen of the king have
desisted from hunting. And if some (were)
intemperate, they have
ceased from
their intemperance as was in
their power; and...
- However,
their erstwhile allies, the Germans,
insist on
disarming them,
intemperately and violently. The Gr****s are also
exposed to the
brutality of the incoming...
- and
Stevenson friend George W. Ball, who was present,
these members "
intemperately upbraided Stevenson...[and were]
outraged and shrill". However, President...
