English Synonymes, With Copious Illustrations And Explanations, Drawn From ...
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393 1 It became* us to be grave. At a feait we have I or sobrietv ; at a funeral we have need of gravity : •ety extends to many more objects than gravity; uuil be sober in our thoughts and opinions, as well n our outward conduct and behaviour; 'These uaious disposed men of any sober understanding 'ieti for peace.' — Clarendon. We can be grave, texly speaking, only in our looks and our outward Ktmenl ; n spake the Cherub, and his grave rebuke, evere in youthful beauty, added grace i vincible. — ...Hilton.
er Is often poetically and figuratively applied; low came still ev'nlng on, and twilight gray lad in her sober liv'ry all things clad.— Milton.
GLAD, PLEASED, JOYFUL, CHEERFUL.
Zlad is obviously a variation of glee and glovt ; u0
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
393 1 It became* us to be grave. At a feait we have I or sobrietv ; at a funeral we have need of gravity : •ety extends to many more objects than gravity; uuil be sober in our thoughts and opinions, as well n our outward conduct and behaviour; 'These uaious disposed men of any sober understanding 'ieti for peace.' — Clarendon. We can be grave, texly speaking, only in our looks and our outward Ktmenl ; n spake the Cherub, and his grave rebuke, evere in youthful beauty, added grace i vincible. — ...Hilton.
er Is often poetically and figuratively applied; low came still ev'nlng on, and twilight gray lad in her sober liv'ry all things clad.— Milton.
GLAD, PLEASED, JOYFUL, CHEERFUL.
Zlad is obviously a variation of glee and glovt ; u0
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