10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROWINGLY»
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crowingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crowingly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Jikaida Cycle: The Saga of Dray Prescot omnibus #6
Not for Bevon the Brukaj, as a slave, the privilege of a descriptive appendage to
his name; Deb-Lu-Quienyin's slave chattering to himself in his brown blanket coat
was crowingly conscious of his descriptive name, the Ladle. The Wizard of Loh ...
2
The Life of Benjamin Franklin
Who," he asks crowingly, " filled Asia with fire and sword in the bloody wars of the
Crusades ? The christians. Who depopulated the fine negro-coasts of Africa ?
The christians. Who extiipated many of the once glorious Indian nations of ...
3
Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative of His Shipwreck, and ...
There I found my gentleman standing crowingly, and wagging his tail. The prize
was welcome ; but it led to a discovery much more so : a small spring streamed,
as from a ewer, down the rock, out of a little cavity in its side, about four feet ...
Emile Souvestre, Jane Porter, 1856
4
Sir Edward Seaward's narrative of his shipwreck, and ...
His mistress, meanwhile, called him, and he came out ; but he immediately ran
back again, and kept watch within, until I had reached the place where the
iguana lay. There I found my gentleman standing crowingly, and wagging his tail.
5
Irish Diamonds ; Or, a Theory of Irish Wit and Blunders: ...
Some men have the humour of holding you by the button when you meet them,
and they keep you in custody till they can perpetrate something, which, however
stupid, induces you to laugh, and then they march off crowingly. But, of all people
I ...
John Smith (lecturer on education.), Hablot Knight Browne, 1847
6
Ghalib, Gandhi and the Gita
... abjectness this paper reveals, might crowingly chalk up 'results' for
Schadenfreude's search engine. Perhaps, I should explain why. To self-publish is
a humiliating Vanity though, in this field, only Academic publication utterly
Shameless.
7
Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative of His Shipwreck, and ...
There I found my gentleman standing crowingly, and wagging his tail. The prize
itself was welcome, but it led to a discovery much more so : a small spring
streamed, as from a ewer, down the rock, out of a little cavity in its side, about four
feet ...
Jane Porter, William Ogilvie Porter, 1843
8
The Traveller's Library
We could not see the feat; but I concluded he had slain his game; and therefore
endeavoured to make my way to him through the thicket. There I found my
gentleman standing crowingly, and wagging his tail. The prize was welcome; but
it led ...
Huntworth could stand it no longer, and, roaring out laughing, scared the " two
little domestic nuisances" full flight out of his presence into the background,
behind the great Indian screen ; there to count their gains, and giggle, as
crowingly as ...
10
Sir Edward Seward's narrative of his shipwreck: and ...
His mistress, meanwhile, called him, and he came out ; but he immediately ran
back again, and kept watch within, until I had reached the place where the
iguana lay. There I found my gentleman standing crowingly, and wagging his tail.
Jane Porter, William Ogilvie Porter, 1832
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CROWINGLY»
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crowingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Daily Telegraph December 10 1914
“For the enemy a disaster” was how the leader on the subject on page 8 almost crowingly observed the news, and Archibald Hurd's regular ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Video game review: 'Rogue Legacy' introduces side-scrolling rogue …
Hewing away at the world is alternately crowingly triumphant and maddeningly frustrating. The game's difficulty is precisely calibrated, and will ... «Suindependent, Oct 14»
Gabrielle Stravelli Intoxicates at the Metropolitan Room
Her amusing defense for her crowingly vindictive rendition of “Goody Goody” was her Sicilian temperament. Ms. Stravelli moved confidently into ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
Michele Hewitson interview: Paul Henry
He is four weeks into his new show, The Paul Henry Show, and pretty pleased with how it's going so far but not crowingly so. He is "happy with ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 14»
Any other business: The £1 bet that built a 1000-strong company
In return, his planes landed on time about 59 times out of 60, and I love the taped fanfare that crowingly tells you so. The dreadful 60th — we ... «Spectator.co.uk, Feb 14»
Professor Hanington's Speaking of Science: The invention of the …
Headrick claimed the new raised ridges, which he crowingly called the “Rings of Headrick,” stabilized flight when thrown. On Dec. 26, 1967, a ... «Elko Daily Free Press, Dec 13»
The Redemption of Beaujolais Nouveau
If that trend has largely passed Aux Tonneaux des Halles by, it's because Aux Tonneaux des Halles is a crowingly untrendy restaurant. It serves ... «Huffington Post, Nov 13»
Does It Actually Matter How “True” Our “True Story” Movies Are?
But there's a smugness to these attempted takedowns (and to those who crowingly share them on your various timelines), an ugly implication ... «Flavorwire, Oct 13»
The repentant book thief of Lambeth Palace
When the Folger Library in Washington purchased a copy of The French Chirurgerye in 1959 the curators crowingly observed that only seven ... «Spectator.co.uk, Apr 13»
Watch A GOP Rep Change His Position On Libya Review Three …
On CNN on Wednesday, Chaffetz crowingly quoted the report to affirm his view that the administration was hiding something in the response to ... «ThinkProgress, Jan 13»
