˜yÐÄvlog

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intomb

[ in-toom ]

verb (used with object)



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Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms

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Example Sentences

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In the 1717 version, which was compiled, with the help of several translators, by Samuel Garth, she calls out, “Gape earth, and this unhappy wretch intomb; or change my form, whence all my sorrows come.â€

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He dies at last in the utmost agonies of despair, after agreeing with an avaricious Undertaker to intomb his bones.

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Goe happy heart for thou shalt lye Intomb'd in her for whom I dye Example of her cruelty.

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In their own books intomb'd their wisdom lies; Too dull for talk, their slow conceptions rise: Yet the mute author, of his writings proud, For wit unshewn claims homage from the crowd; As thread-bare misers, by mean avarice school'd, Expect obeisance from their hidden gold.—

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And breathe, and view the heavens and glorious sun “He gave: that in the Cyclops' jaws my life “Was clos'd not; that when now the vital spark “Me quits, I may be properly intomb'd, “Not in the monster's entrails.

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