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Meanings of equable temper in English

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Usage of equable temper in English
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The wise man's watch is his equable temper and his peaceful heart.
Emile
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He had a triple shield,- athickskin, an equable temper, and perfect self-confidence
Phineas Redux
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The knowledge of cause and effect does not restore me to an equable temper.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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By-and-by we shall be able to talk about these things with more equable temper.
The Way We Live Now
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The Senate desires impartiality, equable temper, and knowledge of parliamentary law from its presiding officer.
My Memories of Eighty Years
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Not very long ago a lady complimented him upon his good humor and equable temper.
Farewell
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Mr. Graham, who felt a certain awe of his willful child, notwithstanding his equable temper, immediately withdrew.
Beulah
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Hitherto the lawyer had not spoken, but now his repulsion got the better of his usually equable temper.
The Green Rust
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Dave's equable temper vanished under the strain and uncertainty regarding Anna Moore's silence and apparent indifference to him.
'Way Down East / A Romance of New England Life
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Bruno frowned a bit at that unsatisfactory conclusion, but the professor was of more equable temper, for a wonder.
The Lost City
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Again, there ought to be, and we ought to aim after, an equable temper of mutual brotherhood conquering selfishness.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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D'Hubert, very popular as a good comrade uniting great bravery with a frank and equable temper, had many visitors.
A Set of Six
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It was impossible for him to do his work with the regular method, the equable temper, of a Southey or a Scott.
Victorian Worthies: Sixteen Biographies
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Her nature was soft and affectionate, capable of the deepest devotion, while she had the most equable temper that can be imagined.
The Champdoce Mystery
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In the afternoon, Lieutenant D'Hubert, very popular as a good comrade uniting great bravery with a frank and equable temper, had many visitors.
The Point Of Honor: A Military Tale
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The young man who has been introduced to us as Lieutenant Chatterton, pursued his way up the main street in no very equable temper.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 327, January, 18...
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