10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APPLAUDINGLY»
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applaudingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The North American Review
posterity. The younger Pliny dwells applaudingly on the character of his second
wife, Calpurnia ; and his affectionate account of her conveys, we suppose, the
best possible idea of the cultivation of an intellectual Roman wife.
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Campaigns of a Non-Combatant, and his romaunt abroad during ...
Here the voices in the background muttered, as I thought, applaudingly. Gaining
confidence as I proceeded, I spoke more boldly— “ I am sure I regret that I have
disobeyed any order of General McClellan's; but there can nothing occur in the ...
George Alfred TOWNSEND, 1866
Vile miscreants ! miserable cowards ! who would look on approvingly,
applaudingly, and sec their own mother strangled and lend a hand at need ; and
these are to be treated as high-minded and honourable men ; and must freedom
shriek if ...
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, 1864
Of this, however, Claudia little dreamed, as she smiled upon him from beneath
her most becoming hat, and listened applaudingly to his ignorant criticisms upon
one of the most graceful productions of Murillo, on which they were gazing ...
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1834
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A Gathered Church: The Literature of the English Dissenting ...
For the moment it seems we must say that if 'O God, our help in ages past'
represents a very ancient kind of poem, that kind is a great deal too ancient for
our self-applaudingly 'modern' criticism to be able to deal with it. We think of this
poem ...
6
The Orion: A Monthly Magazine of Literature and Art
Another, that produced no little sensation at the time, was an unfortunate crush of
a delicate slipper upon the gouty foot of Sir Dunbury Rimtaper, who roared out
applaudingly, ' Curse me, if I'm not to be flayed alive !' The tone of their ...
7
Arrazat's Aubergines: Inside a Languedoc Kitchen
'No don't tell me, It's coming...' Then enlightenment dawns: 'CEN... TRI... FUGE?' I
shout and Pierre nods applaudingly; but now it is time for Françoise to take centre
stage. In the quiet of Pierre's office, she explains howI should swill a little oil in ...
8
Pamela; Or, Virtue Rewarded: In a Series of Familiar Letters ...
You may be sure, the good gentleman very chearsully and applaudingly gave
her his consent 3 and 'when she told how well Mr Adam: was provided for, and
that she should apply to him to supply her wi th a town-Chaplain, when she was ...
The rhetorician, as a specimen of humourfl- applaudingly. * A very remarkable
example of this is, at this moment, under our eye. Mr. Semple (Travels in Spain,
Italy and Naples, vol. i. p. 54) rendering the title of the B. Virgin Deipara, (mother
of ...
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Specimens of the British Poets
... since they were published, without commendatory references to them ; in
particular, that they have been corrected and appealed to by Lord Byron,
applaudingly quoted by Sir \Valter Scott, and frequently cited and referred to by
Mr. Hallam.
Thomas Campbell, Peter Cunningham, 1841
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APPLAUDINGLY»
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Anne Rice Breaks Up With Christianity via Facebook
I feel those who mockingly condone Rice's decision would equally find it applaudingly amusing and encourage the suicidal to jump. I wonder do you equally ... «Beliefnet.com, Jul 10»
Superman Doomsday
Overall, however, the talent here is fairly mid-range - neither applaudingly good nor ashamedly bad. This is an effective, action-packed, ... «IGN, Sep 07»
