10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «COXCOMBRY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
coxcombry in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
coxcombry im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Marston: Or, The Memoirs of a Statesman
Experience has made me a cosmopolite ; and yet, to this hour, a young
Frenchman is my instinctive aversion. He is born in coxcombry, cradled in
coxcombry, and educated in coxcombry. It is only when his coxcombry is rubbed
off by the ...
George Croly, Samuel Warren, 1845
2
Arcturus: A Journal of Books and Opinion
Its frivolity never quite degenerates to heartlessness ; its laughter is gay,
thoughtless and familiar, never congealed into the hardness and malevolence of
a sneer. If its coxcombry is at all in earnest, it only proves that the coxcombry of
the ...
Cornelius Mathews, Evert Augustus Duyckinck, 1841
3
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
He is born in coxcombry, cradled in coxcombry, and educated in coxcombry. It is
only after his coxcombry is rubbed off by the changes and chances of the world,
that the really valuable material of the national character is to be seen. He always
...
4
A Vindication of the New Translation and Exposition of the ...
sary to qualify him for the right interpretation of the Epistles of Paul, he allows him
a full measure of what he is pleased to call the coxcombry of learning, which
coxcombry consists in referring to a great number of authors of whose names the
...
In a tone of unnatural calmness he entreated the advocate and Mr. Murray to be
present at his first interview with his parents, and early the next morning the three
gentlemen proceeded to Coxcombry Hall. The interval was passed by Edwin in ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1835
He is born in coxcombry, cradled in eoxcombry, and educated in coxcombry. It is
only after his coxcombry is rubbed off by the changes and chances of the world,
that the really valuable material of the national character is to be seen. He always
...
What Joseph means by the coxcombry is obvious enough. Why, thinks Joseph,
should a scholar have cheerfulness of blood P All the women ran after Crichton,
—a most indecorous thing, and a certain evidence of coxcombry to a person who
...
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1837
What Joseph means by the coxcombry is obvious enough. Why, thinks Joseph,
should a scholar have cheerfulness of blood ? All the women ran after Crichton,
— a most indecorous thing, and a certain evidence of coxcombry to a person who
...
9
Beauchamp's Career, Complete
George Meredith. Everard's involuntary breakdown from his veteran's roughness
to a touch of feeling thrilled Nevil, who began to perceive what his uncle
wasdrivingat when herebuked the coxcombry ofthe field, andspoke of
thedescription of ...
10
The Complete Works of George Meredith
Everard's involuntary break-down from his veteran's roughness to a touch of
feeling thrilled Nevil, who began to perceive what his uncle was driving at when
he rebuked the coxcombry of the field, and spoke of the description of
compliment ...
