10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONDOLINGLY»
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condolingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Memoir of the life of Rich. Winter Hamilton
Ever believe me, beloved friend, " Yours most faithfully and condolingly, " R. W.
Hamilton. "Leeds, June 20th, 1848." About a week before his decease, Dr.
Hamilton was visited by the Rev. S. Goodall, of Durham. Mr. G. says — " I asked
him ...
Will. Hendig Stowell, 1850
2
The Wanderer: Or, Female Difficulties
Miss Bydel remained stupified ; while Mr. Scope, with a look concerned, and
even abashed, condolingly began an harangue upon the frail tenure of the
faculty of human memory. Miss Bydel, at length, recovering her speech,
exclaimed, " Well, ...
(Condolingly) You must find it lonesome here with no one but the typist to talk to. (
He pulls round the easy chair above fire, and sits down.) PROSERPINE (highly
incensed). He'll be all right now that he has the advantage of YOUR polished ...
George Bernard Shaw, 2010
4
The kinsmen: or The Black Riders of Congaree: A tale
... even when I toiled in his despite, I have been compelled to curse the vain
labour which redounded only to his good ; while I " " You've bad your good
fortune, too, captain !" said Gray, condolingly. " Have I !" cried the other, dashing
the mirror, ...
William Gilmore Simms, 1841
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“ I have had such a loss ! my black footman has left me, and turned grocer.” - _“
Not green-grocer, I hope?” inquired Lord Houndslow, condolingly. i “ That is a ...
6
Mabel Grant: a Highland story
... become of poor Mattie 1 " " Mr Kennedy's mother has written to say that she will
keep Mattie ; so she will remain still at the manse." Mrs Grant sighed as she
uttered the dear name " manse." Mabel looked up condolingly in her mother's
face.
Randall H. Ballantyne, 1871
7
New America by William Hepworth Dixon: Vol. 1
“We push our way,” said Secretary Seward to me, condolingly; “ninety years ago,
my grandfather had the same sort of trouble with Indians, only sixty miles from
New York, that you have now been sufl'ering six hundred miles beyond St. Louis.
8
The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
He may either confirm the marriage by some pithy phrase of true gratulation, or
else he may begin to call the bridegroom ' poor So- and-so,' and look on his face
condolingly. It is woe for the poor lady if she fails to gain over this terrible arbiter.
9
A Woman's Vengeance: A Novel
“Well, you have been deuced unlucky, and that's the fact,” said Mr. Paul Jones,
condolingly. “In his own house, too; it's really too bad. Ain't it, Allardyce?” “It's hard
lines,” returned that gentleman, with a yawn; “but luck will run so sometimes.
10
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
“Ah, that's just what I expected, sir,” observed Woodcock, condolingly, as Tom at
length got shuffled back into the saddle—“ that's 'ust what I expected, sir. It's a pity
—a great pity—for he's a pretty orse—a very pretty horse—but he's not fit to carry
...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONDOLINGLY»
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May 13, 1910: Joe Louis Is Born
... he entered Louis's quarters, talked condolingly with him, departed. Photographers stood on chairs, awaiting Louis's exit, begging for just one ... «The Nation., May 15»
