10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHILLILY»
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... in Varbarricre's countenance. ' N 0 question ; he has not been to London,'
answered the old lady, drawing her shawl which she chose to dine in about her,.
chillily. ' Is it anything I can answer?' threw in Lady Jane, who, superbly tranquil ...
Joseph Sheridan LE FANU, 1869
A young girl's dark black complexion is a source of humiliation to the lighter-skinned members of her social climbing family
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The Poetical Register, and Repository of Fugitive Poetry for ...
Yet she could not be angry-she could not, I know, Did she see how forlorn, how
dejected I lie; How round me the night breezes chillily blow, How fast fall the
dews from the comfortless sky! ' Whom the author had ofl'ended by the accidental
...
... obey, but impatiently Chafe upon their anger. — The subsiding fire Reddens
less the clear, cold sky ; a warmer glow Flecks the far horizon ; Hrimfaxi's eager
hoofs Flash into the western wave ; the cold, cold dew More chillily yet falls ; wary
...
And "blood" too, that word of all words — so rife at all times with mystery, and
suffering, and terror — how trebly full of import did it now appear — how chillily
and heavily (disjointed, as it thus was, from any foregoing words to qualify or
render it ...
Edgar Allan Poe, Patrick Francis Quinn, 1984
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The University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
No! not sundered for eternal ears Must we languish—she shal yet be mine : L0 !
in pity to the Mother's tears, Heaven accords a Symbol and a Sign. Soon as
Autumn dies and Winter's blast From the North is chillily returning, Soon as leaf
and ...
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
I enquired, attempting a laugh—I say, attempting—for my blood trickled chillily
through my veins, and my heart seemed frozen. “ What do I mean, eh? Wretch!
Dolt!—-What do I mean ?-Why, a peace-olferin to my Maker, for a badly-spent ife,
...
Helen, indeed, whom sickness and disappointment had made indifferent to most
things, greeted him chillily ; but Gabrielle with a smile -gave him her hand again,
as if she had not seen him before, and Aunt Susan met him, — as that ...
Georgiana Marion Craik, 1870
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The New Monthly Magazine
III. REQUIEM IETEBNAM. IT was a. damp, yellow autumn night, with the
melancholy sighing of winds through the dense Druidic woods, and white
vapours rising from the meres and estuaries to sweep chillily across the sward. A
profound ...
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Works of Samuel Warren: Now and then (new ed.). The lily and ...
At length, however, he returned somewhat calmed ; and finding his father and his
wife sitting up awaiting his return, and cowering chillily over the nearly extinct fire,
his heart suddenly softened at the sight of them, and he could not return their ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHILLILY»
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Downton Abbey recap: 'You have made me regret my confidence'
Mary chillily answers, "Of course." I have serious reservations about this. Don't let the nannies go anywhere. Lady Mary might need assistance ... «Houston Chronicle, Feb 15»
How to make it feel more or less like winter
Ignorance is bliss, and winter is chillily blowing through your window. 4. Less like winter: Exercise. Hannah Lee/ Staff. Break a sweat! That's the ... «Daily Californian, Jan 15»
James Lawton: Sergio Garcia cracks as major fault line with Tiger …
Zoeller's face-to-face apology was accepted, though quite chillily, by Woods, but judging by some of Garcia's comments in the last 24 hours a ... «Belfast Telegraph, May 13»
Zambia: Down Memory lane with Austin Kaluba
He ended his speech by chillily warning that UNIP was a live wire that would burn anyone who tried to upset it. 9. Kapwepwe whose party's ... «UKZAMBIANS, Jun 11»
Battle of the Berlusconis: Italy's first couple at war over 'harem'
... journalists, who had duped "Signora Veronica" – the chillily formal equivalent of the British Prime Minister referring to Sarah as "Mrs Brown". «Independent, Apr 09»
The Island | Wantagh A Sick Child Who Grew Up to Be a Full-Time …
BUNDLED up in a parka and mittens and fueled by hot cocoa, John Theissen was chillily but giddily holding court — “Watch out, once I start ... «New York Times, Dec 08»
