10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLEAR-EYED»
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blear-eyed in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Simon & Schuster Super Crossword Puzzle Dictionary And ...
... 8 desolate; 9 inclement blear: 4 blur; 6 bleary; 9 blear-eyed; 10 bleary-eyed
blear-eyed: 5 blear; 6 bleary; 7 one-eyed; 8 moon-eyed, mope-eyed; 10 bleary-
eyed, goggle-eyed; 14 gooseberry-eyed bleary: 4 hazy; 5 blear, foggy, fuzzy,
muzzy; ...
Seth Godin, Lark Productions LLC, Seth Godin Productions, 1999
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
the dignity of an honest man, than of the blear eyed owl to cast scandal on the
sun. L' Estrange. His blear eyes ran in gutters to his chin ; His beard was stubble,
and his cheeks were thin. Dryden. When thou shalt sec the blear cy'd fathers ...
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Old London bridge. Illustr. by A. Ashley
The Blear-eyed Bully appeared to have no friends of this sort, for all who were
present seemed to delight in the dreadful agonies they hoped the murderer
would have to endure. It had fallen to the lot of Checklocke, the smith, to be
employed in ...
George Herbert B. Rodwell, 1848
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Illustrations of Humphrey Clinker, Roderick Random, ...
BLEAR-EYED MOLL. THE first person who accosted him was called blear-eyed
Moll, a woman of no very comely appearance. She came up to Mr. Booth with a
smile, or rather grin on her countenance, and asked him for a dram of gin ; and, ...
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Illustrations of Smollett, Fielding, and Goldsmith,: In a ...
BLEAR-EYED MOLL. The first person who accosted him was called blear-eyed
Moll, a woman of no very comely appearance. She came up to Mr. Booth with a
smile, or rather grin on her countenance, and asked him for a dram of gin ; and, ...
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The Qur'an: Misinterpreted, Mistranslated, and Misread. The ...
A. Yusuf Ali writes the following explanation: 'Zurq = having eyes different from
the normal color, which in the East is black and white; having blue eyes, or eyes
afflicted with dimness or blindness, or squint; hence metaphorically, blear-eyed ...
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The Works of Henry Fielding: Complete in One Volume, with ...
The first person who accosted him was called Blear-eyed Moll, a woman of no
very comely appearance. Her eye (for she had but one), whence she derived her
nickname, was such as that nickname bespoke ; besides which, it had two ...
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A Wife Mistaken, Or, A Wife and No Wife: Or Leah Instead of ...
And if Men confider rightly, the greateft Deformity and Blemifh in a Woman is, to
be blear-eyed in her Underftanding, to miftake a Man's Adlions, not to fee them
clearly : If her Huf- band be fociable,then he is given to Drunken* nefs ; if lilent,
then ...
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Southern literary messenger: devoted to every department of ...
"Well, really now! I b'lioves 'pon close inspection, 'tis a horse ! yes, 'tis a horsa !"
said one who had pushed up near to where Terrapin was standing, and gazed at
him with great earnestness. " Stranger !" said an illy dressed, blear eyed youth, ...
James E. Heath, Thomas W. White, Edgar Allan Poe, 1856
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The Historical Antiquities of the Greeks
taunts persons with their bodily infirmities ; as, for instance, when he ridicules
Archedemus112 and Neo- clides 113 for being blear-eyed ; calls Melanthius a
leper 114 ; jeers Ctesiphon about his fat belly 115 ; laughs at Cleigenes for his ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLEAR-EYED»
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blear-eyed is used in the context of the following news items.
Courtney Barnett makes Pyramid Stage debut at Glasto
Opening with 'Elevator Operator', the ever-rising Aussie singer-songwriter charmed the blear-eyed main stage goers with a set of breezy cuts ... «Gigwise, Jun 15»
Sex Lives And Disabilities
One observer at the time, Reginald Scot (a justice of the peace in Kent), noted that they were “commonly old, lame, blear-eyed, pale, foul, full of ... «Science 2.0, May 15»
Golden Gate Bullship Race – Not for the faint of heart
Many of the earliest sailors from the older days still arrive early and provide support, as the blear-eyed contestants arrive and enjoy the ... «Sail World, Apr 15»
Sex, Lives and Disability: What Disabled Bodies Can Teach Us …
One observer at the time, Reginald Scot (a justice of the peace in Kent), noted that they were "commonly old, lame, blear-eyed, pale, foul, full of ... «Gizmodo, Mar 15»
The Dog in the Dickensian Imagination by Beryl Gray – review
Only at the advanced age of seven did poor Timber begin to show interest in a “drivelling, blear-eyed little tame rabbit of the female sex”, ... «The Guardian, Dec 14»
From the Stacks: Ursula K. Le Guin Reviews Italo Calvino's "Italian …
At the oven Misfortune found the old woman, who was so foul, blear-eyed, and smelly that the girl was almost nauseated. 'Dear Fate of mine, ... «The New Republic, Sep 13»
How capitalism stacks the deck on disaster
Fleeing before it was a crowd of blear-eyed, drunken and diseased wretches, male and female, half naked, ghastly with painted cheeks cursing ... «Grist Magazine, Apr 13»
Capitalism funds natural disasters
Fleeing before it was a crowd of blear-eyed, drunken and diseased wretches, male and female, half naked, ghastly with painted cheeks cursing ... «Salon, Apr 13»
Who do we think we are?
Still, as the economy continues to crap out, we blear-eyed viewers learn we care more than we ever thought about pukka equitation or the ... «London Review of Books, Aug 12»
Tears and the blues on the River Danube
... watching the bridges grow to their normal stature before us, and blear-eyed, bearded men contemplating a return to the underpass they slept ... «BBC News, Jun 10»
