10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLURREDLY»
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blurredly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
blurredly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Concordance to Herman Melville's Pierre, Or, The Ambiguities
319.5 Pierre stood mute and unmindful, still fixedly eying the blurred letters;
319.7 blurredly (2) Two trunks now followed, with "L. T." blurredly marked upon
the 319.1 enough — and both of which thus blurredly conjoining narrations,
regarded ...
Larry Edward Wegener, 1985
And Wal- singham Van Dorn, smiling happily if a bit blurredly at the twin Rocky
Mountain goats, drank. . . . My, but it was a wonderful world! What good times he
was going to have in it, he and his forty million dollars ! How he loved everybody!
Porter Emerson Browne, 1917
3
JEGP: Journal of English and Germanic Philology
It will be a happy day for our contemplation of the great works of our medieval
literature, when the critical astigmatism that either disregards the text altogether
or sees it blurredly through the medium of modern lenses yields to the undimmed
...
4
Jules of the Great Heart: "free" Trapper and Outlaw in the ...
he said, and the tears came again to the deep eyes, and coursed unhindered
down the bronzed cheeks. The snow fell against the panes, and dimmed his view
of the interior, but the cheery Christmas candles shone blurredly through the mist.
5
The Month: An Illustrated Magazine of Literature, Science ...
“Queer thing,” said he, blurredly (for he was almost submerged), “ his making
religion a matter of nationality. But deuced cheek,” he added, exploding mildly, “
his pretending to take you for a beastly Frenchman. He might have seen you
weren't ...
What was it that made him weep, so suddenly and unexpectedly? Was it the
tragic phantasmagoria, blurredly passing that afternoon before the hidden tears
of his soul and suddenly, through those tears, bursting into tragic rainbows of
light ...
Let no one look askance at the mundane love of a chorus girl, eking out her
pittance posing for angels, and a young man connected with the mysterious inner
workings of the blurredly printed and unreliable Evening Budget. Probably no ...
8
Tonight, Somewhere in New York: The Last Stories and an ...
Finally I heard his voice ask blurredly on the inside: "Who is it?" For some
indefinable reason, possibly a feeling of embarrassment, I couldn't bring myself to
give my name, I just repeated my knock. He opened the door and looked out at
me, ...
Cornell Woolrich, Francis M. Nevins, 2005
9
Publications of the Modern Language Association of America
... those who fail to assent to his conclusions thus fail on account of a lack of " the
mediaeval perspective," or because of a " critical astigmatism that either
disregards the text altogether or sees it blurredly through the medium of modern
lenses.
... BLUNT BLUNTED BLUNTER BLUNTEST BLUNTING BLUNTLY BLUNTNESS
BLUNTNESSES BLUNTS BLUR BLURB BLURBED BLURBING BLURBIST
BLURBISTS BLURBS BLURRED BLURREDLY BLURRIER BLURRIEST
BLURRILY ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
