10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLASTMENT»
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blastment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The canker showed itself in the mom and dew of youth,” when the effect of such f'
blastments ;"-—here the canker-worm is turned into a “ blastment.” a blastment
coming with morning dew: let Mr. Moore watch his garden twelve months round, ...
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The Polar star, being a continuation of 'The Extractor', of ...
The canker showed itself in the morn and dew of youth,' when the effect of such '
blastments ;' — here the canker-worm is turned into a ' blastment,' a blastment
coming with morning-dew : let Mr. Moore watch his garden twelve months round,
...
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Shakespeare's English: A Practical Linguistic Guide
... value of some neologisms. The word blast, for example, is old, the first OED
citation being in the year 1000. Why then did Shakespeare bother to invent the
noun blastment, which occurs in this line of Hamlet: Contagious blastments are
most ...
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The Works of Thomas Love Peacock: Critical & other essays. 1926
... canker-worm is turned into a “ blastment,” a blastment coming with morning
dew: let M-r. Moore watch his garden twelve months round, and if he find blight or
blastment of any description coming with morning 116 LETTERS AND JOU
RNALS.
Thomas Love Peacock, Herbert Francis Brett Brett-Smith, Clifford Ernest Jones, 1967
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The Arden Dictionary Of Shakespeare Quotations
... suit bedlam insane bend turn bent limit, disposition beteem grant, allow bide
endure bite the thumb make an insulting gesture blastment blight blazon sb. coat
of arms; proclamation; description; v. proclaim; describe blind-worm slow-worm ...
William Shakespeare, Jane Armstrong, 2014
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
... Blessedness, blés'séd-ués. s. felicity Blesser, blés'si'ir. 9. he that blesses
Blessing, blés'sliig. ii. benediction, divine v | I Blast, blast. s. a gust of wind, blightv
. a. to make to wither, injure, invalidate, confound L Blastment, blast'mént. s.
sudden ...
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Herman Melville: Mariner and Mystic
... In a swamp where the green frogs dip But his face is against a City Which is
over a bay by the sea, And he breathes with a breath that is blastment And
dooms by a far degree. Though there are memorable lines and stanzas in Battle-
Pieces, ...
Raymond Melbourne Weaver, 1921
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The Tragedy of Hamlet: A Psychological Study
... and uncontrollable hatred, all mingle their confusing emotions in his breast till
he feels himself torn by a thousand torments, and madly rushes on the victim who
seems to be the immediate cause of the sudden blastment of his affections.
Veil, you go ahead gonscientiously. Read outside Cherman. Take a Cherman
newspaper." The section retreats in disorder, hotly pursued by Professor Putzker
still talking. SONNET. Dire blastment from above on Siam's son, Yea, thrice-fold.
... BLASTIE BLASTIER BLASTIES BLASTIEST BLASTING BLASTINGS
BLASTMENT BLASTMENTS BLASTOCOEL BLASTOCOELE BLASTOCOELES
BLASTOCOELIC BLASTOCOELS BLASTOCYST BLASTOCYSTS
BLASTODENDRIOSES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
