10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMOROSITY»
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amorosity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
amorosity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Stage of Martyrdom: Poetry of Abi Rodriguez
The. Dissolution. Of. Amorosity. The leaves are changing, and so is my heart,
Reminiscing the days when we were last apart; Just a year ago today, and with
out you I seemed okay. But then again, I had hope for your return. Now you're
home, ...
2
The journal of psychology
Factor E (Amorosity) has loadings arranged as follows: amorous, .70; warm, .59;
and persuasive, .27. This factor refers to 5s' amorosity or readiness to love others.
Factor F (Fluency) has loadings arranged as follows: fluent, .73; articulate, .56 ...
3
Old Plays: Being a Continuation of Dodsley's Collection
Come away ! you'll be whipp'd anon for your amorosity ; haste, for shame! haste!
Emil. Once more and ever, fare my dear life well. [Exit Ernil. Aug. Leave your
amorous congees, and get you in, dame: sir, you and I will talk as 'twere betwixt
the ...
4
Armageddon and Further Unpleasantries: The Afterlife Series
“I ask for you to consider for us to resume our amorosity but alone as you had
wished it to be once.” I couldn't hide the shock from my face, the timing couldn't
have been worse and my thoughts were thoroughly tied in conflicting knots. I
looked ...
5
Laurie Todd, or The settlers in the woods
He whispered to me the warmth of his amorosity : I replied with serene benignity,
meh things must not be talked of insnch ways.s "That's not true," cried I. " Silence,
sir !" said the Doctor ; and the prorost, with a face evidently big with fun, added, ...
6
May day, by George Chapman. Spanish gipsy; The changeling, ...
... whipp'd anon for your amorosity ; haste, for shame! haste! Emil. Once more and
ever, fare my dear life well. - [Exit Emil. Ang. Leave your amorous congees, and»
get you in, dame: sir, you and I will talk as 'twere betwixt the pales; now get you ...
Charles Wentworth Dilke, 1816
7
Virginia Woolf: Revaluation and Continuity, a Collection of ...
"These Sapphists," she wrote, referring to people like Vita, not people like
Virginia, "love women"; "their" — not "our" — friendship is "never untinged with
amorosity."47 I find no conclusive evidence that Virginia Woolf ever changed her
mind ...
So enter frighted souls to the low world, Asmy poor spirit upon this sudden doubt,
What may succeed this danger. . Ang. Come away ! you'll be whipp'd anon for
your amorosity ; haste, for shame! has.te! Emil. Once more and ever, fare mydear
...
Charles Wentworth Dilke, Robert Dodsley, 1816
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Lawrie Todd: or, The settlers in the woods
He whispered to me the warmth of his amorosity : I replied with serene benignity,
such things must not be talked of in such ways.1" " That 's not true," cried I. "
Silence, Sir !" said the Doctor ; and the Provost, with a face evidently big with fun,
...
10
Boss Ladies, Watch Out!: Essays on Women, Sex and Writing
She is rather like her own Emma Woodhouse, who, in an excess of displaced
amorosity in Emma, persuades her dim—witted little prote'gée, Harriet Smith,
quite wrongly, that three different men are in love with her———with comically ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AMOROSITY»
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amorosity is used in the context of the following news items.
Finding A Fondness For Valentine's Day — At Least Temporarily
So you, my kindred spirit, understand when I say the 2/14 industry is annoying; the superficial formula feels like an insult to actual amorosity. «WBUR, Feb 15»
Vicious: 'was it a wind-up aimed to enrage bilious homophobes?'
Personally I was more troubled by his admission that they “would have what I would describe as a modest amount of amorosity”, a phrase that ... «Telegraph.co.uk, May 13»
The Weekend's Viewing: The Village serves up more delights, with …
Young Margaret: Life, Love & Letters revealed that she and her first boyfriend at Oxford had enjoyed a “modest amount of amorosity, for want of ... «The Independent, Apr 13»
