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According to the Wall Street crowd, this 4.6% tax hike on adjusted gross incomes over $250,000 will sound the death knel ...

Paul Abrams: Just 4.6% Away from Socialism 2009

According to the Wall Street crowd, this 4.6% tax hike on adjusted gross incomes over $250,000 will sound the death knel ... digg

Paul Abrams: Just 4.6% Away from Socialism 2009

This seemed to be the knel of death, and it occurred to him, that a dying person was approaching to receive the last sacrament; when he head remotely a warbling of female voices, mingling with the deeper tones of the monks, and with the hollow note of the bell, as it struck at intervals.

The Italian 2004

Thus the preterite of to kneel, despite the example of to sleep and its analogues, is not knel’, nor even knelt, but kneeled.

Chapter 9. The Common Speech. 3. The Verb Henry Louis 1921

Our hearts should leave the world, before the knel Calls for our carcases to mend the soil.

The complaint; or Night thoughts on life, death, and immortality. With the life of the author 1812

There's a lass in this town she wears a g (reen gown) she lies on her back & she's sivle, she's (civil he ('s) worse then a clown that will not knel (l down) and play up a tune to her fiddle her fiddle

Captain McKean 1810