10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CELTICALLY»
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Beckett's Dedalus: Dialogical Engagements with Joyce in ...
Second, the odd ritual that Camier goes through before deciding whether to raise
their umbrella, in which he 'submitted the sky to a thorough inspection, turning
celtically to the north, the east, the south and finally the west, in that order' (73), ...
Amidst the calamities of his race, arose Robert Macgregor, Celtically named Roy
(red), from his complexion and colour of hair, and as a distinctive appellation
among his kindred, a practice which is still followed throughout the Highlands.
To be narrowly inspected by any one would have been embarrassing enough at
the moment; but to be weighed in the balance and found Celtically wanting by a
chieftainess ' to the Highlands bound ' was woe indeed. Presently she turned to ...
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Miscellaneous Writings of the Late Dr. Maginn
And Boswell finds this to be in reality an old Irish song, preserved in Playford's
Musical Companion, where it appears as Callino castore me. It is not very hard
for an Irish reader to disentangle from this, Colleen (or, more Celtically, cailin) og,
...
William Maginn, Robert Shelton Mackenzie, 1856
Thady Molloy and Shawn Brady,' called out the engineer, managing thoroughly
to Anglicise the pronunciation of the names, though they were not Celtically
composite to any great degree. ' Yez, we's here,' said Thady, coming forward.
From this he makes him Gorrison ; and thence, Celtically eclipsing the G by M, "
Rory Dall an M (G)orrison." But, without resorting to such arguments, we have
facts enough ; for, in the first place, the Scottish writers speak of " Rory Dall,' and
all ...
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Celebrated Trials, and Remarkable Cases of Criminal ...
Amidst the calamities of his race arose Robert Macgregor, celtically named Roy (
red,) from his complexion and colour of hair, and as a distinctive appellation
among his kindred, a practice which is still followed throughout the Highlands.
George Henry Borrow, 1825
In fact, he throws the Milesians, and King Pharaoh and his daugher, Scota,
overboard altogether, and shakes his head at Fin Mac Cowl— or, to spell him
more Celtically, Fionn Mac Cumbaile. Nay, even in rhyme he has sneered at ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1837
You know, even in the National Parks they keep losing their ivory tweezers,” he
imitated tusks with his fingers. He paused, Celtically, for effect. “Stay away from
the world.” He checked the angle of his fingers. “I don't mean to be prejudicial.
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A Voyage Round the Coasts of Scotland and the Isles
... picturesque mountain or rather group of mountains named Ben Loyal.' They
reminded us of the Langdale Pikes of Westmoreland, but I l 132 KYLE or rescue.
there are four of. ' We believe this word is Celtically spelled Laong, but We ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CELTICALLY»
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St. Patrick's Day to green up Regina
The Celtically Hip, a tribute band, is jamming at Lancaster Taphouse (4529 Gordon Rd.) along with the Dustin Ritter Band, beginning at 6 p.m. ... «Regina Leader-Post, Mar 15»
'Watch Dogs' Gameplay: DedSec Hacker Group Was Inspired By …
[Anonymous] was a source of inspiration, we wanted to have this organized and disorganized organization with a celtically set structure, which ... «Gamenguide, May 14»
Normandy gets pick of the jazz crop
The Ravi Coltrane Quartet appears on 7 May, double-bass virtuoso Avishai Cohen on 10 May, Celtically inclined Scottish saxophonist Fraser Fifield on 10 May, ... «Jazz Journal, Mar 13»
