10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREPITATIVE»
Discover the use of
crepitative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crepitative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Humane Medievalist and other Essays in English ...
The MS shows that this effect was not easily achieved. Of the fourteen lines that
constitute the two stanzas only the first remained unchanged at all stages. The
second line originally read « with tongues of crepitative fire», but « crepitative» (
like ...
Bennett J. A. W., Jack Arthur Walter Bennett, Piero Boitani
2
The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer
... rations of the Oratory." In the oblieme stinking Brea-.h perfumed. They beat a
great puff, a Piece of News is related which seems Similitude to the crepitative
puffs, in [!nt , at first to have no Tendency to % puff, and they are frequently
exploded ...
Deficient motion, with crepitative and obstruction sounds in left front. This case, in
its commencement, was one of well- marked spasmodic asthma, with some
bronchitis, free from any hereditary history of consumption ; yet after eight or nine
...
London. St. George's hospital, 1869
Whilst one cannot read the sonorous canzones of Milton's Hymn to the rhythm of
the four- syllabled ballad, yet at the same time one cannot deny that that vigorous
if crepitative rhythm is lying perdu within those stately measures. In general ...
5
The General Index as to Twenty-seven Volumes of the London ...
... the crepitative puff's,^ in that _ at first to have no Tendency to > puff, and they
are frequently exploded from the P'.ste. yet concludes with some Circumstance,
for rtors or Back-side or a News-Paper ; and in the Sake of which alone the whole
...
6
Blood on the Stage, 1925-1950: Milestone Plays of Crime, ...
admiration of “the crepitative Lucille Watson” as Emily, “soothing her feeble-
minded relatives and defying the monsters of crime,” and of Percy Kilbride as
George, “That dim-witted yokel with the pointed nose and the bewildered eyes
whose ...
Whilst one cannot read the sonorous canzones of Milton's Hymn to the rhythm of
the foursyllabled ballad, yet at the same time one cannot deny that that vigorous if
crepitative rhythm is lying perdu within those stately measures. In general, each ...
Johannes C. Andersen, 2014
8
A World of Other People
Cinematic, intense and unflinching, A WORLD OF OTHER PEOPLE is a supremely life-affirming evocation of love in war time, when every decision, and every day, matters .
9
Thomas Stearns Eliot: Poet
The idea that love must look to death for its fulfilment was expressed in the
earliest draft of 1v rather more starkly than in the final version: The dove
descending breaks the air With breath of crepitative fire Of which the tongues
declare The ...
10
The Ampleforth Journal
The MS shows that this effect was not easily achieved. Of the fourteen lines that
constitute the two stanzas only the first remained unchanged at all stages. The
second line originally read "with tongues of crepitative fire"; but "crepitative" (like
...
