10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASPISH»
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aspish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Literary Life and Correspondence of the Countess of ...
A member of this clique, of a waspish mind, and an aspish tongue, is never more
entertaining in it, than when he is most sneering in his remarks, and churlish of
praise in dealing with the intellectual advantages of other people.
Richard Robert Madden, 1855
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The Philosophy of Rhetoric
... even a prejudice against everything to which there is nothing in France
corresponding, " Whose manners stilt our tardy aspish nation Limps after, in base
awkward imitation."* Hence it proceeds, that we npt only adopt their words and
idioms, ...
She would have made an excellent duenna; she was lynx-eyed, quick-cared,
vinegar-visaged, snappish, waspish, aspish; having been watched. herself, she
thought it a peculiar right to watch others. The last words uttered to Mrs. Rowles ...
Lord William Pitt Lennox, 1843
4
Black World/Negro Digest
The caption under the photograph read as follows: "Vernon E. Jordan, black
activist, dozed off during Mr. Buckley's discourse." The "Mr. Buckley" referred to
was the aspish William F., the peripatetic columnist, TV commentator and
magazine ...
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the literary life and correspondence of the countless of ...
A member of this clique, of a waspish mind, and an aspish tongue, is never more
at home in it, than when he is most sneering and depreciatory in his remarks, and
churlish of praise in regard to the intellectual advantages of his fellows.
r.r. madden, m.r.i.a., 1855
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The Works: With Notes and Some Account of His Life and ...
Away, tis aspish action, player-like. If hee is guiltlesse, why should teares be
spent? Thrice blessed soule that dyeth innocent. If he is leapred with so foule a
guilt, Why should a sigh be lent, a teare be spilt? The gripe of Ch81l!1C6 is
weake to ...
John Marston, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps, 1856
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Black Orpheus: Music in African American Fiction from the ...
Red aspish tongues shout wordlessly my name. Desire destroys, consumes my
mortal fears, Transforming me into a shape of flame. I will come out, back to your
world of tears, A stronger soul within a finer frame. (Locke 1925/1992, 134) That ...
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A Cure for Canting: Or, the Grand Impostors of St. Stephen's ...
With regard to your brother, Sir Richard, #nd the more violent part of" his gang,
who may have exulted in the momentary effects of their inventive falfhood, I am
not without hopes of making them wish, that, instead of spitting abroad their
aspish ...
William Woolley (Chaplain to the Marshalsea.), 1794
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The national pronouncing speller: embracing a strictly ...
Be a tlfic, ben e die tion (ben e dik' shun), cal o rif- ic, calvinistic, con tra dic' tion,
hyp o critic, inauspicious (in aspish'us), in ter dic' tion, intermission (inter- mSsh'
un), intermit' tent, ir religion (irrelld'juu), juris dic' tion, mal e dic' tion, pyr a mid' ic,
...
Richard Green Parker, James Madison Watson, 1866
The yawning oven spits forth fiery spears; Red aspish tongues shout wordlessly
my name. 10 Desire destroys, consumes my mortal fears, Transforming me into a
shape of flame. I will come out, back to your world of tears, A stronger soul within
...
Claude McKay, William J. Maxwell, 2004
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ASPISH»
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aspish is used in the context of the following news items.
The Toronto Operetta Theatre Presents Gilbert and Sullivan's THE …
Rounding out the cast are Gregory Finney and Domenico Sanfilippo asPish Tush, Brittany King as Pitti Sing and Daria Bukhman and Kaili ... «Broadway World, Dec 14»
Control anger before it controls you
“Aggression which is a form of anger instantly consumes a lot of energy and raises blood pressure, pulse rate and heart rate,” says Dr Aspish ... «Deccan Herald, Mar 12»
