10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BOGGISH»
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boggish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
boggish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Intellectual Revolution of the Seventeenth Century ...
Printers' readings apart, 'boggish' seems to me the more expressive of the two.
Whether the doctrine and practice of sexual promiscuity were correctly ascribed
to the Ranters is hard to know; according to N. Cohn (Purruit of tbe Millennium, ...
2
Tolondron: speeches to John Bowle about his edition of Don ...
thargy with regard to learned objects, has forced us to get on tiptoe one behind
the other, and gaze with astonishment on the Tolondronic edifice, certainly the
most un- architectonic and antivitruvian ever hitherto erected in the boggish part
of ...
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1786
3
Researches in Iberia-Colchology
Coastal part of the Kolkheti Lowland is covered with grassy swamps, boggish
and liana forests with evergreen forest covers. Interesting information about
natural and geographic characteristics of the river of Phasis (Rioni) basin gives ...
Gela Gamqreliże, David Braund, 2012
I informed myself of the nature of the ground and the depth of the rié ver; and,
notwithstanding they told me the ground was somewhat boggish", I formed a
design to attacque them by surprise, for they did not know of my being arrived;
but my ...
5
A Discurse of the State of Health in the Island of Jamaica. ...
... the unction sufficiently answering the intention bfthis' y ' vThere grows almost
every where in' moist-and boggish'places, a large and ref- v z markable plant
called generally the dumb 34 '_' ' _ Cane, and that nbtrimproperly; , Forth:
fimilate's ...
6
The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
And a gentleman of quality of my' acquaintance, whose- improvements I went
lately to view, shewed me a scope of ground, which at his first coming to that wild
place, four or five years ago, was boggish, and which yet he had turned into a ...
I tried to investigate the mysterious sludge, but the ground was hidden under a
blanket of thick fog. My only source of light was the evening stars, and as I tilted
my head to them, layers of green smoke mingled to create a boggish glow.
Ripples ...
8
Ulster Journal of Archaeology
... for some mountaines & boggish grounds than the long Plough, as is now
begun & practized in the Barony of Clankie, in the Coimtie of Gavan, which we
rather advise; because we have received credible Informaeion that the Earle of
Antrim, ...
... a boggish glynn, and passable with horse only at one ford, which before he
had entrenched. " The ground whereupon the enemy must have drawn in gross
to force that passage was flanked from the Earl's quarter by the cannon, and that,
...
Lambeth Palace Library, George Carew Earl of Totnes, John Sherren Brewer, 1870
10
A Last Elizabethan Journal
... so that when day broke Tyrone, who had intended to put all the Spaniards with
800 of the best Irish under Tyrrell within the town, found our army embattled upon
a hill and well protected by a boggish glyn in front. Anon thinking it to be no day ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BOGGISH»
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boggish is used in the context of the following news items.
Cheltenham Rugby Club given £5000 for new multi-games area
“Sometimes the rain really makes the pitch quite boggish, and we had quite a lot of rain in the last few months. “One advantage is the children ... «Gloucestershire Echo, Jan 15»
When it comes to nature's TP, leaves of three, let them be
It loves to grow in swampy boggish locales, i.e. everywhere in the Lowcountry. It is also common in wooded areas. Those are the bad boys of ... «Charleston City Paper, Apr 09»
