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only always always only, 1

 
only (always state line of business)     1907
 
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only ; always ; among
only ; always
only ; (always) strong
not ; only ; always ; when ; during the time ; while ; during     1891 / 1
 
what struck me most was that she was not only always     1907
 
sang only, always     1819 / 2
 
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only, always     1839
 
only always spoke in the same tone     1837
only always harmonious     1887
 
only always to keep the proportion     1834
only always present with itself     1881
 
only, always, wholly     1903
only always     1827
 
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for one only. Always     1891
 
by permission only, always     1896
for outward use only, always     1887
 
only always have the same chain or combination     1890
only always symmetrical     1890
 
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Such, and such only, always have, and always
always will     1769
only, always using this word in     1908
any phrase, which expresses a circumstance only,
always appears badly in the rear of a sentence     1834 / 3
 
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only always adequate     1836
only always found     1840
 
only always given     1821
only always carried it about     1823
 
only always of the same state     1819
only always as a magistrate of yourself     1829
 
only always open     1838
only always play     1912
 
one kind of force only, always acting in one direction     1841
 
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of bodies submitted to their mutual attractions only, always remain     1831 / 4
only always wet, but so replete     1818
 
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only always necessary, o, but urgently required     1838 / 5
only always as distant as ever     1830 / 6

 

being instances of only always, drawn from sundry sources, including these —

  1. L. M. de Hailes and James B. Eddie, Kilolo-English Vocabulary (1891) : 88
  2. a passage on heraldry, in
    Nicholson’s British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences vol. 6 (1819) : * (unnumbered page)
  3. Lindley Murray (1745-1826 *), English Grammar : Adapted to the Different Classes of Learners (1834) : 307
  4. Mary Somerville (1780-1872 *), Mechanism of the Heavens (1831) : xvi
  5. the “o” appeared in search result, but is not present in scan, of
    Samuel Cooper, Dictionary of Practical Surgery (1838) : 748
  6. George Lillie Craik (1798-1866 *), The Pursuit of Knowledge Under Difficulties, Illustrated by Anecdotes (1830) : 71
     

18 July 2017

tags:
only always always only; o; only; latihan
George Lillie Craik; Lindley Murray; Mary Somerville