10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLUFFLY»
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bluffly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Quaker City: Or, The Monks of Monk-Hall : a Romance of ...
Be calm Flannagan — Quiet yourself Bluffly — Soothe your excited feelings Mum
- shell—" " Will you settle my bill ... and let me give him a receipt — Or is it a row
ye've a-wantin' — " "D — d Irishman — " grated Bluffly between his teeth. " D — d
...
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The works: With a biographical sketch
2d Coun. Bluffly, bluffly. Serj. Handle a Frenchman? 1st Coun. Roughly, roughly.
Serj. Frown at a cannon? Both. Gruffly, gruffly. Serj. The answers are honest, bold
, and fair; So drink to the king, for his soldiers you are. 164 THE C AMP2 A01' I.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Thomas Moore, 1833
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The Caxtons: a family picture
quothed the Captain, bluffly. "And what Diodorus has to do with it, I know no more
than the man of the moon." " I shall never get on at this rate," said my father, in a
tone between reproach and entreaty. " Be good children, Roland and Blanche ...
Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1867
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Prose Works: The Caxton's
qnothed the Captain, bluffly. "And what Diodorus has to do with it, I know no more
than the man of the moon." "I shall never get on at this rate," said my father, in a
tone between reproach and entreaty. "Be good children, Roland and Blanche ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1869
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The Billington: Or, Town and Country Songster ... To which ...
Bluffly, bluffly. Ser. Handle a Frenchman. * REC. Roughly, roughly. Ser. Frown at
a cannon. Rcr. Gruffiy, gruffly. ' Ser. The answer is honest, bold and fair. So drink
to the king, whose soldiers we are. Sang [m Sang in Love in a Village. ENTLE ...
Elizabeth BILLINGTON (Musician.), 1790
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The Caxtons, a family picture
quothed the Captain, bluffly. "And what Diodorus has to do with it, I know no more
than the man of the moon." " I shall never get on at this rate," said my father, in a
tone between reproach and entreaty. "Be good children, Roland and Blanche ...
Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1860
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The works of ... Richard Brinsley Sheridan, collected by T. ...
Bluffly, bluffly. Serj. Handle a Frenchman ? lstCoun.l\oughly, roughly. Serj. Frown
at a cannon 1 lioth. Gruffly, gruffly. Serj. The answers are honest, bold, and fair;
So drink to the king, for his soldiers you are. Chorus. The answers are honest, &c.
Richard Brinsley B. Sheridan, Thomas Moore, 1825
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The Dramatic Works of Richard Brinsley Sheridan: With a ...
Bluffly, bluffly. Drill. Handle a Frenchman ? 1 Coun. Roughly, roughly. Drill. '
Frown at a cannon ? Both. Gruffly, gruffly. Drill. The answers are honest, bold,
and fair ; Bo drink to the king, for his soldiers you are. Chorus. The answers are
honest, ...
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, James Henry Leigh Hunt, 1846
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The dramatic works of R.B. Sheridan, with an original life ...
Richard Brinsley B. Sheridan. SECOND COUNTRYMAK. To dealh we'll rush
forward wilhoul delay , If, good Master Serjeant , youll show u« lhe way.
SERJEANT. Next , can you swear well? SECOND COUNTRYMAN. Bluffly, bluffly.
Richard Brinsley B. Sheridan, 1828
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The Works of the Late Right Honourable Richard Brinsley ...
Sarj. When bullets are whizzing around your head, You'll boldly march (ind
wherever you're e ? To death we'll rush forward without delay, If, good master
serjeant, you'll show us the way. Serj. Next, can you swear well? 2d Conn. Bluffly,
bluffly.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, 1833
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLUFFLY»
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bluffly is used in the context of the following news items.
Naturalists in Paradise: Wallace, Bates and Spruce in the Amazon …
I had assumed that the bluffly sideburned explorers and scientists of the period must have enjoyed, like Darwin, the luxury of wealth. But none ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
Der Fliegende Holländer, Covent Garden, review: 'darkly impressive'
Peter Rose presented a bluffly venal Daland, Michael König was a sweet-toned Erik, and a beefed-up Ed Lyon made a strong mark as the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Wax Stag - II
Its double-time keys riff is still bluffly complex - you can still guess the points at which a wider panorama will emerge almost to the bar - and yet, ... «The 405, Feb 15»
Lunch with the FT: Marc Andreessen
... the position of minorities and women are obviously things Andreessen has thought about, he is bluffly dismissive of too much hand-wringing. «Financial Times, Jan 15»
The CIA's Secret Killers
“There are two other techniques,” Bill's friend concluded bluffly, which “require no special equipment beside a strong arm and the will to do ... «CounterPunch, Dec 14»
Steph and Dom Meet Nigel Farage, Channel 4: TV review - Farage …
“I have to say, I didn't vote purely and simply because I forgot,” he announced bluffly while lighting Farage's cigarette. Ah, but wait; was it all a ... «The Independent, Dec 14»
'The Theory of Everything' is a love story
Despite the warnings of his father (Simon McBurney, bluffly intelligent) and Jane's mother (Emily Watson), the couple weds and has children, ... «Boston Globe, Nov 14»
Londoners Diary: Spirit of punk lives on
In demand: Alamuddin is after one of our Elgin marble torsos Mayor Boris Johnson responded by bluffly declaring that “someone urgently ... «Evening Standard, Oct 14»
Fine Gael farce at Fota as bash turns into slap-happy event
... it's about frontline staff and it's about patients and it's about our health services which affect all of us,” the health minister bluffly announced. «Irish Examiner, Sep 14»
Mark Lawson on the ghostwriter who popularised the misery memoir
On this evidence, that voice is bluffly clubbable – publishers are “such august folk”; a book “has sailed out into the world” – but culturally ... «New Statesman, Jul 14»
