10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLOTHES ROPE»
Discover the use of
clothes rope in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
clothes rope and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Now our clothes rope was long enough, but I'd forgotten something. Joey
Richards wasn't sitting on the ladder waiting to tie the rope to a rung. We couldn't
pull the ladder up without a hook. My eyes darted around the cave, searching for
...
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Fripperer, one who deals in old clothes. Rope id a, sf. 1. Trade or profession of
dealers in old clolhos. 2. Salesman's shop, where clothes are sold ready made. 3
. Wardrobe of a community. 4. Office or keeper of a wardrobe. Roperia dt nitjo.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1828
"It would appear that the deceased stood on the solitary backless chair which
was in the cellar, tied the clothes-rope about his neck, and the other end of the
rope was secured to an iron staple driven into a beam which crosses the ceiling.
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Death in Silhouette: A Classic Crime Novel: Black Maria, ...
“It would appear that the deceased stood on the solitary backless chair which
was in the cellar, tied the clothes-rope about his neck, and the other end of the
rope was secured to an iron staple driven into a beam which crosses the ceiling .
So that I think but little blame was incurred by the omission of the clothes-rope
experiment. If a doubt be at all permitted, it must, I think, be on the ground that,
having found rescuers, the gentleman failed to accompany them back to the
glacier.
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A Dictionary Marathi and English
irTojt/JT'Tsj n A roll, bundle, ball (of paper, clothes, rope, thread). jt'ti m A rolling or
roundish stone. 2 fig. A shrewd, all-knowing, capable fellow ; esp. in a bad sense,
as a sharper or elusive knave. 3 A ball or roll of thread, tape, twine, cord &c.
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Molesworth's, Marathi-English dictionary
^TSftfv'fein A roll, bundle, ball (of paper, clothes, rope, thread). IT VI M A rolling or
roundish stone. 2 fig. A shrewd, all-knowing, capable fellow ; esp. in a bad sense,
as a sharper or elusive knave. 3 A ball or roll of thread, tape, twine, cord &c.
Thomas Candy, George Candy, Narayan Govind Kalelkar, James Thomas Molesworth
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In the Wake of the Butcher: Cleveland's Torso Murders
Why had he left the clothes, rope, and bucket of oil for the police to find? Had the
pieces of rope been used to bind Andrassy's wrists? Had the murderer actually
done all this in total darkness? Why had no one seen anything? On Wednesday ...
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The Murdered Schoolgirl: A Classic Crime Novel: Black Maria, ...
Maria sat down at her desk and laid the three lengths of cord before her “Clothes
rope, Mr. Martin, which does not tell us a thing since it can be purchased
anywhere and— Hmm, this is not new rope. It has been tied round something—
and for ...
"The wet snow sticks to everything— canoe, clothes, rope. Listen to 'em puff!" The
"blindfold grope," under the direction of Explorer Brian Albert, turns into the "
blindfold stumble," as teams navigate around orange traffic cones, bushes, and ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLOTHES ROPE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
clothes rope is used in the context of the following news items.
Let's make a den!
... here with a friend my own age — 57 — about how a travelling rug flung over a lowered clothes rope in the garden and pegged was our tent. «Independent Online, Jul 15»
Trial hears of accused`s violent confrontation with police
Mckenzie testified he and two other plain clothes ROPE officers approached MacArthur, saying, “We're police officers and you're under arrest.”. «Toronto Sun, Jan 15»
Love, war and death at the Probus Club
... daring, one in which 49 or 50 French prisoners broke out of the fortress and descended to the foot of the castle rock using a clothes rope. «Border Telegraph, Oct 13»
Kipling Estate garage rooftop hosts student art exhibition
Clues that the event was taking place included a clothes rope hanging from a high window and a 'body' hanging from a ledge. Objects on the ... «London SE1, Jun 11»
Vigilante 'tried to hang victim'
He then tried to strangle Thomas Stewart in a drying room with a clothes rope he attached to a door. At the High Court in Paisley, Kinsella ... «BBC News, Oct 06»
