10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHABOUK»
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chabouk in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The First Bewildering Stories Anthology
Chabouk would sometimes burst into a shower of tiny stars at the slightest
mention of a Scandinavian smorgasbord. He was curiously aroused by the idea
of a smorgasbord. He thought it had something to do with baptising jackknives.
Iimmy's mock nemesis was a shriveled turnip of a man who went by the moniker “
Chabouk”, given to him by the local kids. It translated as “gnarled fruit” in some
language or other. Often clad in an oversized flannel shirt, and methodically ...
3
HF-LPME of Hydrochlorothiazide Based on Using Ionic Carrier
This book exhibits the excellent performance of the carrier based HF-LPME technique for the analysis and extraction of trace level of HCTZ with the concentrations of ug L-1, from water and biological samples.
Maryam Ejlali, Monireh Chabouk, Ahmad Panahi Homayon, 2014
4
Eastern Hospitals and English Nurses: The Narrative of ...
"Chabouk (make haste), then, caidjee," we reply — " sixpence more, caidjee ;
shudi, shudi (quick, quick)." And now the moon rises and bathes all around in its
shadowy light, and we are thankful that earth is so beautiful ; and now AT HOME
...
5
Soyer's Culinary Campaign: Being Historical Reminiscences of ...
Of a sudden we were hailed several times from a. large ship close at hand, with
the words “ Chabouk! Chabouk! Balabak !” which means, “make haste, boatman.”
At the same time, the hissing of a steamer, just getting under way, was heard.
Alexis Soyer, Henry George Hine, 1857
The Chabouk, or Lash, and the Samarchar, or News, are both Guzzeratee papers
; while a Parsee publishes the Jami-i-Jamshid, or Cup of Life. The editors of
these papers are little acquainted with the state of British, continental, or colonial
...
... Afriert olsuni PJ " Chabouk, chabouk (quickly, quickly), come let him speak." "
Can the fleet, O Capitain, the fleet of the Padishah, take the sea against the
Moscoff ? " "No, O Pasha." " No ! curses on no " (said the hot-headed war party).
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1854
8
The Anti-slavery Reporter
Now the words of Sir Charles Colville's act 17) are, that men may be punished "
with a whip or rattan, or any other instrument of the kind, excepting always the
chabouk or cart-whip, the use of which as an instrument of punishment is
expressly ...
9
The Night I Dropped Shakespeare on the Cat
Chabouk had a way of opening his heart I found particularly ingratiating. By that I
mean, he could do it literally, reach into his chest cavity and bring out his heart to
show us its hidden channels and shorelines. A just palpable, wild and delicate ...
40 Then that brave Mameluke- drew his trusty chabouk,3 Crying, "Allah il Allah
Akbar," And with murderous intent, he ferociously went At Ivan Petrofsky Skevar.
But the Russian gave back no step at th' attack, 4B For Ivan had never known fear
, ...
William Harris Elson, Edwin Almiron Greenlaw, Christine M. Keck, 1933
