10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREEPMOUSE»
Discover the use of
creepmouse in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
creepmouse and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Ancestral Shadows: An Anthology of Ghostly Tales
We three sisters used to play Creepmouse with Frank, I remember well. We
would be the Creepmice, and would sneak up and scare him when he wasn't
watching, and he would pretend to be terrified. He made up a little song for us —
or, ...
Russell Kirk, Vigen Guroian, 2004
Creepmouse-my Paul! A young eagle ! nothing short of a young eagle ! Creepm.
Hm ! hasn't the young eagle an eye for some young lamb ? Pujfins. Oh, a French
folly. He scratches Virginia on the windows; and kisses a ring upon his finger, ...
3
The Court Journal: Court Circular & Fashionable Gazette
But even when the length of invitation is spc- fic, a thousand subsequent
difficulties may arise, ou arc asked to pass a fortnight at Creepmouse all ; and
having no better mode of getting rid your time between the 10th of August (when
^ndon ...
4
Sketches of English character
But Lady Creepmouse has nothing to give, not even a dinner ! — Lady
Creepmouse has no country-house ; Lady Creepmouse has a wretched house in
town. She is not handsome — she is not young — she is not rich — she is not
clever.
Catherine Grace F. Gore, 1846
5
Sketches of English Character
But Lady Creepmouse has nothing to give, not even a dinner ! — Lady
Creepmouse has no country-house ; Lady Creepmouse has a wretched house in
town. She is not handsome — she is not young — she is not rich — she is not
clever.
Mrs. Gore (Catherine Grace Frances), 1846
6
Retired from Business: A Comedy in Three Acts
Kitty. (Aside) I can feel they're talking of us. (Aloud) I'll go and find mamma, sir. [
Evih Creepm. Eh? Couldn't have heard me? humph? Pzgfline. No ; and then—a
mere child. I told you Mrs. Putfins is here with Paul. Ha! Creepmouse—my Paul!
Douglas William Jerrold, 1851
7
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
But Lady Creepmouse has nothing to give, not even a dinner l—Lady
Creepmouse has no country-house ; Lady Creepmouse has a wretched house in
town. She is not handsome—she is not young—she is not rich —she is not clever
:—yet no ...
8
The New Monthly Magazine
But Lady Creepmouse has nothing to give, not even a dinner ! — Lady
Creepmouse has no country-house ; Lady Creepmouse has a wretched house in
town. She is not handsome — she is not young — she is not rich — she is not
clever ...
But Lady Creepmouse has nothing to give, not even a dinner ! — Lady
Creepmouse has no country-house ; Lady Creepmouse has a wretched house in
town. She is not handsome — she is not young — she is not rich — she is not
clever ...
The serious_plot involves the fortunes of Amy, the niece of Captain Gunn, late of
the Green Bays, a retired offiecr on half-pay, and Woodburn, the nephew and heir
of Creepmouse, the army tailor. Amy meets Woodburn at a boarding-school, ...
