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Meanings of great meekness in English

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Usage of great meekness in English
1
In everything they behave themselves with great meekness, sweetness and simplicity.
A History of the Moravian Church
2
The ocean lay submissive at its feet, and over it was the great meekness of early morning.
One of Ours
3
Madame de Maintenon, with an air of great meekness and humility, bowed a return to the salutation.
Devereux — Volume 04
4
His manner, which was not in itself popular nor gracious, now appeared amiable, from its great meekness and equality.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part E. / From...
5
In great meekness Walter Skinner obeyed, and the innkeeper, observing him, sat down later with satisfaction to his own meal.
A Boy's Ride
6
Yet did he make no answer to these taunts but waited with a great meekness for his turn before the King.
In the Court of King Arthur
7
However, poor Emily Shaw was the one who displayed the greatest meekness under provocation.
The Jamesons
8
To keep down the rising tide of socialism, he preaches greater meekness and benevolence to the capitalists.
War of the Classes
9
"Sometimes her face expresses the greatest meekness in the world."
A Foregone Conclusion
10
But they are fewer in number, and seem to have attained to greater Meekness and conquest of passions than any of the rest.
Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries
11
"Your Highness had need of great meekness and patience to endure this grievous outpouring," said Chisenhall to the silent and bewildered Prince.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2
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