10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHANTINGLY»
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ACTON. (Greatly pleased) That's right. From now on I'll do the talking around
here. (ARDEN enters and stands up L., below bookcase, watching the scene
intently.) Was Marvin Ryder murdered? IRIS. (Chantingly) His spirit is trying to ...
As he descended the hill, the brook (for it did not deserve, though it received, a
higher name) opened en- chantingly upon his view. Amidst the fragrant reed and
the wild flower, still sweet, though fading, and tufts of tedded grass, all of which, ...
Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton,
1875
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The History and Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote
While they listened with equal surprise and attention, Cardenio came to the door,
saying, ' You that are not asleep, take notice, and you will hear the voice of a
mule-driver, whochaunts most en- chantingly.' When Dorothea told him that they
...
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra,
1811
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Home conversations on what are commonly called little things
and never waited to be entreated, as if her playing was such a treat, although she
sings en- chantingly, and plays beautiful accompaniments to her songs. Mrs. W.
Your aunt Emily must have been in her element that evening, as it is her delight ...
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The Lily of the Valley. The Firm of Nucingen. The Country ...
... do not lean your weight on it;' so one said (he was a notary's clerk), 'There is a
girl that dances uncommonly well;' another (a lady in a turban), 'There is a young
lady that dances en- chantingly;' and a third (a woman of thirty), That little thing ...
use Odorono Cream— Arthur Murray Dancers Do! Glamourous Bunny Duncan is
still en- chantingly fresh and sure of her charm at the end of her busiest day! For
Arthur Murray girls trust Odorono Cream to guard them against underarm odor ...
7
Modern Flirtations: Or, A Month at Harrowgate : in Three Volumes
J ter, and all very loudly expressing their astonishment that Sir Patrick had not yet
set forth to hear the military band, which was reported to be playing " beautifully !
en- chantingly ! or detestably !" according to the humour of those who spoke.
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The religious system of China: its ancient forms, evolution, ...
... chantingly inviting them to descend , that 1 m&- VAMPIRES. 107.
Jan Jakob Maria Groot,
1892
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Travels in the United States, Etc., During 1849 and 1850
... and on another to a large wide gallery communicating with a beautiful covered
sort of half conservatory, half corridor, en- chantingly pretty, adorned with plants,
and from this branches the large balcony that runs round the i 5.
Lady Emmeline Stuart-Wortley, Making of America Project,
1851
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Flower, Fruit, and Thorn Pieces: Or, The Married Life, ...
But either some devilish Naiad, or a malicious sea-god, took the greatest
pleasure in disturbing, muddling, and darkening Firmian's sea of life, when it was
shining en- chantingly either with phosphorescent sea animalcule or some
innocent ...
Jean Paul, Thomas Carlyle,
1863
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHANTINGLY»
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Although it is almost impossible to distinguish the clarity of his lyrics, the emotion behind it is chantingly melancholic. Colombie's ability to ... «The Upcoming, Jul 14»
'Rumpelstiltskin' foregrounds transformations of a theatrical kind at …
The Fair Folk, who speak chantingly in rhyme (and are aptly dressed in ragged tinkers' attire by costume designer Katie Touart), set the tale's ... «Washington Post, Feb 14»
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At the center of the core, Molyneux (pictured) said the mystery is “valuable, and so life-chantingly important.” “It's so amazing I think it will ... «AppAdvice, Jul 12»
The history of Southern Kurdistan (1958-1982) Part 1
... represented in the likes of Saddam, and the lorry-boarded Arab tribesmen who came chantingly to pillage Kurdish villages in the early 1960s. «Kurdish Aspect, Mar 07»