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Meanings of too divine in English

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Usage of too divine in English
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The temper even of our fallen spirits may be too divine for any words.
Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2
2
Miss Burton, that is too divine a philosophy for me to grasp at once.
A Face Illumined
3
You know I likened you to something too divine and precious to be found on earth.
What Can She Do?
4
Depend upon it, this happiness is too subtle and too divine a thing for our management.
Deerbrook
5
It's too profound, I might say, too divine a book; as they say, seven times sealed.
I.N.R.I.: A prisoner's Story of the Cross
6
So they stood, silent, with tearless eyes; for they were too divine for tears, although, alas!
AE in the Irish Theosophist
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No-even in this locked book I am not going to write of that hour-itwas too divine.
Red Hair
8
It is not-itcannot be a mere, inert, unfeeling, brute fact-itsgrandeur is too serene-its beauty too divine!
Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil
9
This is too divine... Just dance!
Alias the Lone Wolf
10
And I think with old Madame that for unhappy children, at this season, no help seems too divine for faith.
Christmas Stories And Legends
11
Just too , too divine.
Ralestone Luck
12
His arm is too strong for us to shake it off, His love too divine for us to dam it back.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
13
My aroma's too divine for them;
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12,...
14
As one who changes the theme, he said: I have forborne to revert to myself in our interviews; they were too divine for that.
Sandra Belloni (originally Emilia in England) — Complete
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Suddenly, he thought, she too divined it.
The Testing of Diana Mallory
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