10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORNERWISE»
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cornerwise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cornerwise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
Now whether there was, as the Cornerwise matrons afterward averred, some evil
-designed (magical agent in this mysterious compound, there is at this present
time so means of discovering. Certain it is, however, that all who tasted of the ...
Charles Force Deems, 1886
2
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
Now whether there was, as the Cornerwise matrons afterward averred, some evil
-designed [magical agent in this mysterious compound, there is at this present
time no means of discovering. Certain it is, however, that all who tasted of the ...
3
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
And after these two serious warnings, the people of Cornerwise, with their
magistrates at their head, were more opposed than ever to ihiprovement. At this
time it was that, to the great edification of the citizens, the motto was recut deeper
and ...
In a very out-of-the-way country, in a remote part of the world, stood the quaint
little town of Cornerwise. It had been noted, from very early times, for the
remarkable wisdom of its inhabitants, and by its habitually rare contact with
neighboring ...
DROP-CORNERWISE TEST In the drop-cornerwise test, the box or crate with its
contents is suspended with a pair of diagonally opposite corners in a vertical line
and is dropped from a height of 6 inches upon a cast-iron plate or other solid ...
6
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
... shell and confined thereby from lateral or transverse movement, and having
each a plurality of exterior friction-faces engaging said shell, and each a
cornerwise wedging or inclined face, and an operating- wedge, substantially as
specified.
7
Wooden Box and Crate Construction
of ends, sides, tops or bottoms, and through the weaknesses of the wood species
. Drop-Cornerwise Test — In the drop-cornerwise test, a box or crate with its
contents is suspended by each of its corners alternately and dropped from a
definite ...
8
The Golden Dawn: A Complete Course in Practical Ceremonial ...
The move of this piece is three squares cornerwise every way (as in ordinary
chess) and representeth the leaping action of the flickering flame. Wherefore also
is he not stopped in his course by a piece or an intervening square, even as Fire
...
Israel Regardie, Cris Monnastre, Carl Llewellyn Weschcke, 1989
9
To Silent Disappearance
Cornerwise. Glance back, aside in tardy move; with slowed advance departing,
creep a parting till a distant wave connect the eyes with mirrored eye and glance
achieve glace design with fleeting time the seined assent. 54 WCF 11 November
...
10
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
50-100 lbs: One 2-inch face drop on each normal or designated rest face. One
edgewise drop and one cornerwise drop from a height of 2 inches on each edge
and corner adjacent to the rest face. 100-1,000 lbs: One 1-inch face drop on each
...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CORNERWISE»
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cornerwise is used in the context of the following news items.
9/11 Memorial reconciles conflicting demands
The Goldman building is cornerwise to the Memorial Plaza on its northwestern side. If you leave the plaza in the opposite direction, to the ... «Dallas Morning News, Sep 14»
First Read: Barbara Kingsolver's 'Flight Behavior'
Jazon and Mical were using the edge of a CD to press down cornerwise on Legos and make them pop into the air. She stretched her stiff back, ... «NPR, Oct 12»
How to: archive and back up photos
... unruffled crake odontorrhagia nonmethodically champaks cornerwise perscent unchurlishness scintle hemangiomatosis blunges inadaptive ... «What Digital Camera, Sep 10»
A Mild Attack of Locusts
And then, still talking, he lifted the heavy petrol cans, one in each hand, holding them by the wooden pieces set cornerwise across the tops, and jogged off down ... «New Yorker, Oct 07»
