10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «KNACKINESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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knackiness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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A third gallery of portraits
... his Commentary), know that Henry's writings are salted for posterity chiefly
through their quaint and ingenious reflections — through what the Scotch call
their " knackiness." Learning, in the strict sense, eloquence, criticism, profound
thought, ...
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George Beattie, of Montrose. A poet, a humourist, and a man ...
As an example of this perception in the people even of a rude country parish,
there litred in Arbuthnott, a long time ago, a man who was suspected of having a
knackiness in lifting what was not his own. The people had surmises that he “
found” ...
A. S. Mt CYRUS (pseud. [i.e. Alexander Smith.]), 1863
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Prairie Nocturne: A Novel
There's every difference. As the old fiddler of Ecclefechan said when he heard a
Stradivarius being played, Ay, mon, there's knackiness and then there's
geniusness.'" But she saw he would not be Prairie Nocturne • 169.
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Modern Christian heroes, a gallery of protesting and ...
There was the famous John Flavel, whose works — so distinguished by their
richness of evangelical sentiment, their knackiness of expression, their numerous
anecdotes, and their illustrations drawn from common life, which he delighted to ...
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Critics and miscellaneous writers. Sacred authors
... know that Henry's writings are salted for posterity chiefly through their quaint
and ingenious reflections — through what the Scotch call their "knackiness."
Learning, in the strict sense, eloquence, criticism, profound thought, they nave
none; ...
... bacon- Chester white hogs — California and Pacific Coast productions —
Oregon red cedars and other products— Plummer's Patent Fruit Dryer — Patent
Reaper and Binder — Knackiness and neatness of American inventions —
Examples ...
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America in 1876, pencillings during a tour
The Americans have long been famed for their agricultural implements, and
every one who sees this Exhibition must admire the " knackiness," compactness,
and neatness of their innumerable inventions. Abounding in material, they never
...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
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îSTcTT, ч>%.м; л. knackiness TTWTPït; ¡РТ5Т?Т- Çpl'flT, ^refçr; a<#s. knackish, ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Havoc's Sword: An Alan Lewrie Naval Adventure
... knackiness. Ship's boy-servants crouched round the companionway hatches
and on the ladders that led below with leather cartridge cases ready for the
second broadside; gun- captains had already selected their roundest, truest ...
I produced my lighter and presented its flame to her with Hollywood knackiness.
Her long pale hands and manicured nails suggested that housework wasn't the
lady's strong suit. 'Where've they been hiding you?' I asked, ensuring that the ...
