-
complaint upon
incredible journeys and
endure the
resultant miseries without repining. In 1938, Lord
Auckland abolished the
pilgrim tax,
after which the number...
- rest in speciall, / That had an hog
beene late,
hight Grille by name, /
Repined greatly, and did him miscall, / That had from
hoggish forme him brought...
- mark of respect.
Wrote The Times, "It
certainly does not
belong to us to
repine at the
visitations of Providence ...
there is
nothing impious in grieving...
- are, as it
seems to me on the whole, both so well off now that we needn't
repine. The Cézannes had to be divided. I am
willing to
leave you the Pic****o oeuvre...
- as
relates to
these branches of industry, the
writer is not
disposed to
repine, and say that he has planted, and
others have
gathered the fruits. The advantages...
-
possibility of pleasure; and
whenever they see a
funeral they
lament and
repine that
others are gone to a
harbour of rest, to
which they
themselves never...
- 1610 that the
native Irish in
Ulster were "generally discontented, and
repine greatly at
their fortunes, and the
small quantity of land left to them"...
-
Businesses Fret". The New York Times. ISSN 0362-4331.
Retrieved 2023-02-17.
Repine TB,
Lisagor P,
Cohen DJ (June 2005). "The
dynamics and
ethics of triage:...
- for debridements". Surgery. 108 (5): 847–50. PMID 2237764.
Heffner JE,
Repine JE (August 1989). "Pulmonary
strategies of
antioxidant defense". The American...
-
Vyacheslav Repin (Russian: Вячеслав Борисович Репин; French:
Viatcheslav Répine) is a
French writer of
Russian extraction, born 1960 in
Tomsk (Siberia)...
