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That was why the majority of them opposed Stile; they preferred to operate without ethical hin - drance.

Here There Are Monsters 2010

That was why the majority of them opposed Stile; they preferred to operate without ethical hin - drance.

Unicorn Point Anthony, Piers 1989

ToiRMEASG, & toirmiofgj a hin - drance, an impediment \ an oppofi - tíon.

Focalóir gaoidhilge-sax-bhéarla, or An Irish-English dictionary. Whereof the Irish part hath been compiled not only from various Irish vocabularies, particularly that of Mr. Edward Lhuyd; but also from a great variety of the best Irish manuscripts now extant .. 1768

Chaptee 296. 743 direction of the board of selectmen of the town in which any such ways are situated, may enter upon and dig up any such ways in such manner as to cause the least hin - drance to public travel on such ways.

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663

Mr Charles told us, that he should have been with us last night, but for a visit he was obliged to pay to Sir Harry J3eauchamp; to make up for which hin-drance, he took horse, and ordered his equij): ige to iu!! ow him.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

Description of lantl, etc., to be recorded. in such manner as not unnecessarily to obstruct the same; and for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and re - pairing such conduits, pipes and other works, and for all proper purposes of this act, said town of Merrimac may dig up any such lands and may enter upon and dig up any such ways in such manner as to cause the least hin - veluXwn, * '' drance to public travel thereon.

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663

Chap. 175. and along any liighwaj or other way in the town of West - ford, in such manner as not unnecessarily to obstruct the same; and for the purpose of constructing, laying, main - taining and repairing such aqueducts, conduits, pipes and other works, and for all purposes of this act, said company may dig up, raise and embank any such lands, highways or other ways in such manner as to cause the least hin - drance to public travel; but all things done upon any such ways shall be subject to the direction and approval of the selectmen of said town.

Acts and resolves passed by the General Court 1663

In the utmoft agony of mind at an hin - drance by which (he imagined Delvile would be loft to her perhaps for ever, (he put her hand in her pocket, in order to give lip her purfe for her liberty; but Mr. Simkins, who was making a tirefome expoftulation with the coachman, took it himfelf, and, declaring he would not fee the lady cheated, began a te* dious calculation of his fare.. "

Cecilia, Or Memories of an Heiress 1791