10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AWEEL»
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aweel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aweel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Suppose in a certain society there are four classes, which we will call abigweel,
aweel, upancomer, and pon. Hint: These are pronounced “A big wheel,” “A wheel
,” “Up and comer,” and “pea-on.” Abigweel dominate aweel, upancomer, and ...
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The Farmer of Inglewood Forest
Having eagerly signified my assent, the packman wiped his glistening forehead,
and with a heavy sigh began to discourse as follows: — " Aweel, sir — it was at
this time yesterday morning I arrived at the mill of Warlock. The miller was out,
and ...
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The Romancist and Novelist's Library: New Series
Having eagerly signified my assent, the packman wiped his glistening forehead,
and with a heavy sigh began to discourse as follows: — " Aweel, sir — it was at
this time yesterday morning I arrived at the mill of Warlock. The miller was out,
and ...
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The Prose Works of Sir Walter Scott
Aweel I wot there's something in that,” said Mrs Mac-Cundlish ; “ I've kenn'd him~
order her a haill gill o' brandy in this very ... Aweel, gudewife, then the less I lee—
Sac the lady was wi' bairn at last; and in the night when she should have been ...
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Waverley. Guy-Mannering. Antiquary. Rob Roy. Ivanhoe
wha was the moist notorious witch in all Galloway and Dumfries-shire baith.” “
Aweel I wot there's something in that,” said Mrs Mac-Candlish; “ I've kenn'd him
order her a haill gill o' brandy in this very house.” “ Aweel, gudewife, then the less
I ...
when the Laird's sae book-learn'd, there's no the like 0'-him in the country side,
and Johnnie Howie has hardly sense aneugh to ca' the cows out o' his kale-yard
P' ' Aweel, aweel,' quo' I, ' but ye'll hear he's circumvented him with some 0' his ...
the Author of "Waverley" and "Guy Mannering" (is Walter Scott.), 1821
the south ? Aweel — but there was something mair, ye ken, quite as necessary
for a Christian traveller and a wearied man : and at last, with a great gaunt, I
speered at the serving hizzie for my bed-room. Bed-room, quo' she, ye'll not be ...
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Waverley Novels: The antiquary. 1861
"Aweel, aweel, then," said Edie, "tak gude care o' your feet amang the lang grass
and the loose stanes— I wish we may get the light keepit in neist, wi' this
fearsome wind — but there's a blink o' moonlight at times." Thus saying, old Edie,
...
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Bradshaw's Manchester Journal
the south? Aweel—but there was something mair, ye ken, quite as necessary for
a Christian traveller and a wearied man : and at last, with a great gaunt, I speered
at the serving hizzie for my bed-room. Bed-room, quo' she, ye'll not be ganging ...
But Lord haud a care o' us, sirs, how can that be,' quo' she again, 'when the laird's
sae book-learned, there's no the like o' him in the country side, and Johnnie
Howie has hardly sense eneugh to ca' the cows out o' his kaleyard V ' Aweel, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AWEEL»
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aweel is used in the context of the following news items.
The Eid of Sacrifice
Rather it was another instance of the use of religious symbolism which had to be interpreted with what the Qur'an has described as t'aweel ... «MuslimVillage.com, Oct 14»
Power corrupted the Murdoch empire's journalism
There's an old saying, which Scots still exchange with each other, usually humorously: “Aweel, ye ken noo” – well, you know now. It harks back ... «Reuters Blogs, Jul 11»
