10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUBBISHLY»
Discover the use of
cubbishly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cubbishly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Beeton's Historical romances, daring deeds, and animal ...
Upon this, Colonel Crafty came up to me and told me and my troop of cube to be
sure to turn the flank of the enemy and worry them in the rear, which feat we
achieved right cubbishly. At the same time a number of old lions and lionesses, ...
Samuel Orchart Beeton, 1871
2
Wagner as Man and Artist
... other men's attentions, though he admits that “thanks to her grave and
decorous behaviour, her reputation was unimpaired ” ; and while she remained
as calm and sensible as ever, he cubbishly vents his rage in pretended
dissipation, which ...
3
A popular and complete English dictionary
C'reius, kur're-Ar, [L. soriarius,} u. A man who dresses and colours leather, nfrcr it
is tanned. Cubbish, kur'rlsn, a. Like a cur; having the qualities ufn cur; brutal;
malignant; snarling; chur- lish; intractable; quarrelsome. Cubbishly, karVUh-le.
adv.
After a time the boy woke up and stretched himself cubbishly across his father's
knees. The ancient one gave him a piece of fresh meat, which he held in both
hands as he gnawed it, smearing his chubby face with grease. Having devoured
his ...
After a time the boy woke up and stretched himself cubbishly across his father's
knees. The ancient one gave him a piece of fresh meat, which he held in both
hands as he gnawed it, smearing his chubby face with grease. Having devoured
his ...
only have made fun of it — with Bobby, shrieking cubbishly in some dark corner.
Yet Sever Lord frightened her a little. He was so darned adequate and had such
good manners. She much preferred Bobby's, which were no tax at all, being ...
Frederick Lewis Allen, 1929
"Thank you, uncle," he grunted, cubbishly. As if to avoid further conference with
the Regent, he ostentatiously took up a book which lay by his side on the chair
and affected to read it. The courtiers drifted over the lawn in various directions, ...
Justin Huntly McCarthy, 1908
I was not thinking of it as an achievement, but I, too, have been thinking and I see
how cubbishly I failed in my appreciation." "Come," said Reuben, "this is better." "
As far as it goes, sir, yes. But I am not to go much further. In the shock of seeing ...
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Childhood Interests: A Digest for Parents and Teachers
When the gang was about twelve years old and began cubbishly rough-housing
all over the place, my nerves as well as the furniture gave way. What to do with
them, now that they had the habit of ganging at our house ? A CABIN SOLVES ...
Upjohn, feet, balance, The Human Denominator, all were put aside, and throwing
off his own robe, Dirk jumped onto the foot of the bed and began to wrestle
cubbishly with Tory, who changed her game without a moment's hesitation and,
still ...
