10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FAFRY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
fafry in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
fafry im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Bulletin - Wydania 2-95 - Strona 2
Mich. (DUUnea) 8 Alpha, Ohio (DSAXSoRy) .It Altona, Ind. (Ft.WANWRy) 12 Alvordton, Ohio (TAWRR) 27 Amherst. Ohio (CSACRy 7 Amherstburg. Can. (SWAARy).. 8 Amity. Ind. (IPSCo) 14 Amo. Ind. (THIAETrCo) 30 Amsden. Ohio (FAFRy) 34 ...
Central Electric Railfans' Association, 1939
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Słownik gwary warszawskiej xix wieku - Strona 165
FAFRY □ Mieé fafry w nosie «dqsaë siç»: Pocz- ciwa, do rany przylozyé, tylko teraz ma fafry w nosie. Wol. Dom. I, 59. FE rwykrzyknik wyrazajacy wstrçt, obrzydze- nie»: Prosie w sieni — fe. Ja tez powiadam, ze fe. Wien. Nad Wislq 43.
Bronisław Wieczorkiewicz, 1966
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Queen Philippa's golden booke [of verse, by A. Manning]. - Strona 25
... what need to spin my story out ? If this poor Queen I've tolden you about Had feared the Lord and followed his ways, And borne His yoke in those her younger days, No question, when her intellect had set, And she was. and. the. Fafry. 25.
Anne Manning, Philippa (consort of Edward iii, king of England.), 1851
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Słownik gwar polskich ułożył - Tomy 1-2 - Strona 10
F à" fon i é = bzdziec I st. z Litwy. Fa fry bip.: »Fafry robié. fafrac = grymasic« Spr. V, 354. »Fafry stroiib = nadymac siç, grymasic- list, z Litwy. F с i e с p. С h с i e с. Febra: »Frebra« a. »Frvbra«: Pozn. IV. 86. 196. Zb. X,223. Wisla I. 317. Fed. 182.
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Patrick Dimond/Diamond/Dimon: eighteenth century migrant : ...
24 Oct 1921 In Anthony, KS m.(l) Emily Glossbrenner 16 Oct. 1942 (divorced Feb. 1962) m.(2) Harriet Burch Montgomery Mar 1962 (divorced) m.(3) Doris E. Fafry Stanley 1967 (practices medicine in Slidell, LA) a Infant 1923 In Anthony, KS 4.
Edmunds Grey Dimond, 1995
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The Fairy Spectator; Or, the Invisible Monitor. By Mrs. ... - Strona 57
The Fairy entered, and expressed her satissaction at what had passed. You were surprised, .said she, at the glowing appearance of your Locketz 1 ' - you you had not been apprised of that, nor could you. No. IX. The Fafry Spectator. 57 THE ...
Eleanor FENN (Lady.), 1788
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The New Universal English Dictionary ... To which is ...
Fafry Went, b. xi. Who can be sound by any lolemn vow To reave the arpban of his=patr.mony, To wring the widow from her custom'd right, And have no other reason for his wrong, But that he was bound by a solemn Oath? Sad widows, by ...
Nathan BAILEY, James BUCHANAN (Grammarian.), 1759
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
FAFRY./ [eanho, Saxon.] I. A kind ofiabled being supposed to appear in 1 diminutive human form, and to dance ib the meadows, and reward cleanliness in koufcs ; an elf ; a fay. X. Enchantress. Shakespeare. FAIRY j. I. Given by fairies. Dryden.
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The Scottish chieftains, or The perils of love and war - Strona 228
... for though Mistress Edith seems to possess the means of transporting herself hither and thither, with almost as much facility as if she wore the magic ring that we hear of in the ' Fafry Tales,' I question if she will be inclined to follow our route ...
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The Beauties of the Spectators, Tatlers, and Guardians: ...
... Wits have applied themselves to the Writing ct of this latter kind of Fables :. As Spencer-U Fafry Qynnis one continued. Series of them from the Beginning to* the End of that admirable Work. If we look into the' finest Prose-Authors of Antiquity, ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, 1753
