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Meanings of very fount in English
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Usage of very fount in English
1
If the latter, he was a purblind prophet and missed the very fount of human tears.
2
He wants to lead you higher up the mountain of joy, to the very fount of blessings.
3
We are forced to meddle with concerns which are the very fount and springhead of half the hatreds of mankind.
4
A wit, a courtier at the very fount of all politeness, Lord Hervey wanted the genuine source of all social qualities-Christianity
5
He would fall back on the earliest recollections of his youth-he would recur to the very fount and origin of all human knowledge.
6
Quoting Saint Paul, he invested man with a new power; he might rise, from globe to globe, to the very Fount of eternal life.
7
"Thou art the very fount and spring of justice, O my lord, as this thine admission proves," protested the corsair.