10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACCURST»
Discover the use of
accurst in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
accurst and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Tree
Accurst: Bobby McMillon and Stories of Frankie Silver
Using the Silver case, this book examines the interplay between folklore and history.
Daniel Watkins Patterson, 2000
"Idiocy! Yourquestions are Idiocy!' Chief Counsel Jake Jerome screams to the judge, while Angus, just escaped from the Accurst Tower, ponders, "Why does Government never let its self-deceptions die?
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Manru: an opera in three acts
Who deserts his father's race Seeks the black blood to debase, Which thro' his
own veins doth chase. He be accurst ! CHORUS. Accurst ! Accurst ! Accurst ! ASA
. No! Oh no! OROS. He who does not hate our foes, In his heart our tribe enclose,
...
Ignace Jan Paderewski, Alfred Nossig, Henry Edward Krehbiel, 1901
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Tannhäuser: opera in three acts
ELISAB Stay your Haltet svt ords! Schwert! To hell now take thy way! Outcast from
heavh,accurst for ZumHöüenpfuhl gesandi,sei er ge - fehmt, sei er ge swords!
Schwert! To hellnowtake thy way! Outcast from heavn.accurst for ZumHöüenpfuhl
...
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Paradise lost: a dramatical oratorio in four parts
5fefejj our ill-starr'dsur- ren _ der, be accurst for our sur-ren-der. m I I r r te i fr" -a r-
=F if a t U our ill-starr'dsur- ren - der, be accurst for our sur-ren-der, m. r r r -ru —
g_t ^ ^1 our ill-starr'd sur- ren - der, be accurst for our sur-ren-der, aap£ feL£i i i ...
Théodore Dubois, Edouard Blau, Theodore Baker, 1902
Accurst the cheat of outward show, That tramples down our feelings so ! Curst be
whate'er our dreams beguiles ! Accurst the ignis-fatuus of Fame ! Accurst be that,
which, like possession, smiles ! So wife, and child, the serf, and plough we ...
Accurst the ignis-fatuus of Fame ! Accurst be that, which, like possession, smiles !
So wife, and child, the serf, and plough we name. Accurst be Mammon, when his
treasures To virtuous deeds our soul excite ; Accurst, when he, for slothful ...
John Burke, Bernard Burke, 1848
Upon the pressing in. Accurst, dissembling fair renown, And the illusion of
enduring name ; Accurst bo all that flatters as our own, Wife, child, plough,
bondman, all, my curse ye claim. Accurst be Mammon, when to venturous deed,
He stirs ua ...
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The Faust of Goethe, in Engl. verse by W.H. Colquhoun
Accurst be all that flatters as our own, Wife, child, plough, bondman, all, my curse
yeclaim. Accurst be Mammon, when to venturous deed, He stirs us by the
treasure he displays ; Or, when for our regalement's idle need, The pillow in
convenient ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1878
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The Faust of Goethe: In English Verse
Accurst be all that flatters as our own, Wife, child, plough, bondman, all, my curse
ye claim. Accurst be Mammon, when to venturous deed, He stirs us by the
treasure he displays ; Or, when for our regalement's idle need, The pillow in ...
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, W. H. Colquhoun, 1878
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ACCURST»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
accurst is used in the context of the following news items.
Review: Don Dunstan biography by Dino Hodge
It, and the nocturnal Torrens-side bashings and murders by police and vigilantes, explain a good deal of the ''accurst'' feeling one gets a few ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jun 14»
Enoch Powell: A Nazi Sympathizer?
The depths of infamy to which our accurst "love of peace" can lower us are unfathomable. . . —who left his professorship in classics at Sydney ... «American Spectator, Jan 13»
A Man of Parts: a Novel
... usually "remonstrances" about, say, the work's lack of unity or Wells's recourse to the first-person novel ("that accurst autobiographic form"). «New Statesman, Apr 11»
Musician loses his oomph with the theft of his tuba
Tenormin oilcloth Silagra traitor Side effects of adderall Accurst Cialis Super Active Carpetbagger. Informed1. MORE. 6 POINTS. View Profile. «Florida Times-Union, Dec 08»
The Adventures of Augie March By Saul Bellow
In writing to H.G. Wells to praise qualities very like some of those which Mr. Bellow displays in this novel, Henry James could not help deploring “that accurst ... «New York Times Blogs, Feb 01»
