racious

“G — ood g — racious, n — o,” replied Mme. de Guermantes with a smile of benign indulgence.

The Guermantes Way 2003

I77 small; — it is twenty feet long, — a very strong filli, much tlie Ihape of the fliark, except the head and mouth; but not of its disposition, being far from vo - racious or dangerous; — its fkin rough like fliagrten.

The Bee, or, Literary weekly intelligencer [microform] : consisting of original pieces and selections from performances of merit, foreign and domestic : a work calculated to disseminate useful knowledge among all ranks of people at a small expense 1792

"But goodness g-r-r-racious!" he went on, swinging rapidly to and fro in his little swing at the top of his cage, "'t was they that talked so much -- my mistress and the doctor's wife, and the doctor's sister -- not me.

St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 5, March, 1878 Various

I kiss your hand, gr-racious Madam, "he cried, as he went to the side of the carriage, and unshrinkingly saluted an old fur glove, from which the gracious madam's every finger was protruding.

A Tar-Heel Baron Edward Stratton Holloway 1903

\227B) 6.4 (ut thanks to an ever-g) 9.4 (racious)] TJ

The Wife; or, Caroline Herbert 1813

: fiis our Deliverer great — ■ 1*96 racious God, before thy chrpne ■ 223

Carmina Evangelica, Or, Hymns: Chiefly Collected from Various Authors William Maurice 1792

* tis from thee I I have learnt the trueft fortitude; urage built upon a heavenly bafis. — racious Being! who has guided us ough fourteen years of pure domestic blifsf

Poetical Works 1785