10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLAMOROUSNESS»
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clamorousness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
clamorousness. ♢dim, pret. of v. [Ci 1MB.] "Hit clam vche a clyffe cubitesfyftene." E
. En -j. Ail it. Poeuis; Cleanness, 405. •clam, *claum, a. [Dan. Islam; Ger. klamm.] 1
. Lit.; Clammy, sticky. *'Clam or cleynious. Glutinosus, viscosus." — Prompt.
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Girls Gone Wise in a World Gone Wild
Clamorousness (loudness) and defiance (waywardness) go hand in hand.
Clamorousness loudly insists, “You better do it my way,” and defiance reinforces
the idea with, “I refuse to do it yours.” They are like two sides of the same coin.
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AES;: An Audio Engineering Society Preprint
Clamorousness was identified as the second strongest semantic factor, and it
was correlated with dimension 1 of Timbre Space at r = —0.50. No semantic
factor showed a particularly high correlation with either dimension 1 or dimension
2 for ...
Is the clamorousness that succeeds the death of God's dumb creatures, are
crowded halls, are slaughtered cattle, festivals ? Are maddening songs and giddy
dances, and hireling praises from party-coloured coats? Can the voice of a
minstrel ...
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Annals of the reformation ... in the Church of England. 1824
But whatsoever he be, I will neither for him nor for any other man, God willing,
determine any thing that shall be against the good state of that house, if the
clamorousness of these men do not overbear me. But I trouble your honour too
long.
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Imaginary Conversations
When my palfrey eyed them askance for their clamorousness, and shrank
somewhat back, they quarrelled with him almost before they saluted rne, and
asked him many pert questions. What a pleasant spot, Sidney, have you chosen
here for ...
Walter Savage Landor, 1883
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The story of a poet: Madison Cawein
The clamorousness of nature and art with all their beauties calling out to me for
attention and the interpretation of such cannot be easily unheard and set aside. I
have hastily attempted somewhat, too much, perhaps, not in writing, I mean, but
in ...
Otto Arthur Rothert, 1921
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The Anglo-Karen dictionary, begun by J. Wade, revised, ...
Nois'i-ness', 11. clamorousness, noise, 035055 005è. Noi'sòme, a. noxious to
health, c0100qaà08§ 050050080051105, as, noisome vapors, 005006
0005c0100q_8c% 085 0.5005008 005005 ; disgusting, 008035001005.
Noi'sòme-ness, 11.
Jonathan Wade, Juliette Patterson Binney, 1883
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THE MIRROR MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
The scene of the Statue Fair, which is concerted throughout, possesses a
clamorousness which is not out of keeping with the dramatic intention. The
concluding scene of the first act contains a ballad, " The Red Cross Knight," suBg
by Miss ...
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The Church History of Britain: From the Birth of Jesus ...
For though generally such public disputations do make more noise than take
effect, (because the obstinate maintainers of error come with their tongues tipt
with clamorousness, as their proselyte auditors do with ears stopped with
prejudice,) ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLAMOROUSNESS»
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The Secret Life of Four-Year-Olds review: 'fascinating, but why …
... handled, but I could have done without the sub-Toast of London musical interludes that only underline the infantile clamorousness of adults. «The Guardian, Feb 15»
The daring theater of 'Prudencia Hart,' 'Penny Plain'
And the colorful clamorousness of his vocal delivery grows wearying. But the puppet design is spectacular, the thematic material remarkably ... «Los Angeles Times, Jan 14»
