10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLUBBIST»
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The Entertaining magazine; or, Repository of general knowledge
... intercourse of He was too much employed in , _. ""'.,. . . . , Self-action to observe
the com- Tbere TM ^gjjjf P"*P^ with panj; who, by nods, winks, shrugs, « ^j t0
detain %e struggling appe- and stifled laughter, testified every tite; fiS The
Clubbist.
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Byron's Narrative of the Loss of the Wager: With an Account ...
CLUBBIST,. From " GOLDSMITH'S ESSAYS." Engraved in the finest Line manner
, by W. RADDON, from the original Picture by DAVID WILKIK, Esq. R.A. in the
possession of W. CATLEY, Esq. Barnet. Size (including Dedication), Twelve
inches ...
3
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
Cliibbed, ঞ- ভারি, ন্ধুল, লাচীর WW ৰুল বা মোটা | I Clubber, Clubbist শব্দ ('liar I
FTTI-§, চান্দ] মট্টত বঢয়০কৃ I Clubbish, ঞ- চাষা, দ্ধর্শে ন্দ্রগাঁয়ার, অসভ্য, my I '
Clubbist, ৪- ৪- দলব্দুক্ত বাক্তি, কেনে পঙ্গতৰুক্ত বা ডদষলম্বি বা ক্তি I শেষ. To live in
...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Take all the pleasantest men of your acquaintance, and tell me frankly how few
are there Mountaineers amongst them ; and did you ever meet an Alpine Clubbist
that you didn't wish at the top of the Kighi ? Is there not an intolerable sameness ...
The "clubbist" imagines that his mere presence at his club, and the important vote
he is to give upon the matters discussed, must influence the direction of affairs in
the whole country j the welfare of all France depends upon his nod. Can you ...
Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith, 1848
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Chess, a poem [by C. Tomlinson].
The danger is, that if the Club you seek, Your play which you thought strong, you'
ll find but weak ; And then you'll get no rest by day or night Until you thrashed the
Clubbist in the fight. You'll go again ; swallow the bitter pill, Take odds of Eook, ...
Take all the pleasantest men of your acquaintance, and tell me frankly how few
are there Mountaineers amongst them ,- and did you ever meet an Alpine
Clubbist that you didn't wish at the top of the Righi'l Is there not an intolerable
sameness ...
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Chess: A Poem, in Four Parts: I. The Spirit of Chess.--II. ...
The danger is, that if the Club you seek, Tour play which you thought strong, you'
ll find but weak ; And then you'll get no rest by day or night Until you thrashed the
Clubbist in the fight. You'll go again ; swallow the bitter pill, Take odds of Eook, ...
9
Pictures from revolutionary Paris, sketched during the first ...
The consternation and alarm at this incident added to the utter confusion. Then
came the triumph of the clubbist conspirators. Their victory appeared to be within
their hands. Thus far they had marched on in their designs. The overthrow of the
...
John Palgrave Simpson, 1849
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
See Clubbist. CLUBBING, klAb-ing, ppr. Joining in a club ; uniting to a common
end. CLURBISH, klAb4sh, a. Rustick. CLUBBIST, klibitst, n. He who belongs to a
particular association. CLUBFIST, klibifist', n. Alargefist. CLUBFISTED, klAbtf ...
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Joining the golf club — I get it, President Obama
I worry that this is clubbist of me. I hit the ball again. It goes way over the green this time. I don't know what the president sees in this. It takes me ... «Washington Post, Aug 14»
