10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATTISHNESS»
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cattishness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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"CATTISHNESS.' THE IRISH SONG. er's wish to see her comfortably settled, she
accepts him. But on the eve of the wedding she meets a former lover in distress
and runs away with him; and this lover turns out to be the stepson of the Juno ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1909
I suppose what happened was that all the cattishness left in the family blood was
used up by her and there was none left for you. How easy it would be for the Frau
Commerzienrath to give us a little pleasure sometimes and what pains she ...
of “cattishness.” Women are born critical, and their chief interest is in character.
By nature they are ethically minded; consequently they have a strong instinct
both to praise and to condemn. At the same time, they are a good deal influenced
by ...
The Minister for Employment : The member for Subiaco is a strong upholder of
capitalism, and all the time she is crying out for socialism. Mr. Thorn: That is
cattishness. Miss HOLMAN: In this House there is no distinction between
members, and ...
Western Australia. Parliament, 1937
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Margot Asquith, an autobiography
I remember the reason that I was vexed was because he believed a report that I
had knocked up against a foreign potentate in Rotten Row for a bet, which was
not only untrue but ridiculous, and I was getting a little impatient of the cattishness
...
Clancy had in her make-up the due proportion of cattishness. "She is," answered
Randall promptly. "That is, she's been extremely kind to me. But I haven't known
her long. She returned from Europe last month and was interested in French ...
You aren't badly hung, old chap. I congratulate you. I say! Mrs. Jones doing pretty
good work, isn't she?” I don't mind that; I can make allowances for the cattishness
of minor artists. But when I confront at a reception—I go to them sometimes, ...
Clancy had in her make-up the due proportion of cattishness. "She is," answered
Randall promptly. "That is, she's been extremely kind to me. But I haven't known
her long. She returned from Europe last month and was interested in French ...
Arthur Somers Roche, 1921
Amy had again been received and cared for at the island ; but as she was subject
to fits of cattishness, she had occasionally gone off in ill humor, vowing never to
return to the island again. Her uncle had habitually told her that when she got in ...
Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, 1870
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Collingwood's The Idea of History: A Reader's Guide
But, for Collingwood, biography is, apart from the motives of 'cattishness' (Pa 87)
and 'gossip-value' (PH 70) which he imputes to its practitioners, neither art nor
history. as pseudo-art biography is amusement. as pseudo-history biography is ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CATTISHNESS»
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cattishness is used in the context of the following news items.
Thirsty Thursday: Stillwater Artisanal and MillStone Cellars …
It smells of bright, crisp apples, light smoke, some acidic tang and maybe even a little bit of cattishness hiding in slightly damp bales of hay. «LancasterOnline, Apr 15»
Clooney-ism
The jealousy and the cattishness, nevermind the WTF factor of experiencing that everyday?! No ways. It'll fuck up my brain. And then I think of ... «News24, Jun 12»
Andre Villas Boas: The New Jose Mourinho?
Villas Boas – with typical Mourinho cattishness – claimed, after last night's win at Benfica, that 'it was proven who is the best team'. He does ... «Soccerlens, Apr 11»
