10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DRIFTINGLY»
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... foreign only to the living: a wife a mother a languished love lost; the hand of
wavering alabaster and reaching tears entreats torn towards the shoulders worn
heaven away: knelt so deeply she will never rise again. Driftingly Driftingly (
always ...
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Memoir of the Life of Alex. Viets Griswold, Bishop of the ...
The snow had fallen deep and driftingly ; and as the day wore off, every thing
assumed the finished aspect of profound, horrid winter. Mean while his mother,
aware of his visit, was filled with distressing fears for his safety, and repeatedly ...
It was only that a sort of mistiness pervaded all dreamland, driftingly and
unpredictably. And besides that, at times, one or another visual detail would
seize on your attention, obsessing it, somewhat as if, from the indefinite mistings
which were ...
James Branch Cabell, 2003
D. H. Lawrence. 'From Mexico?' 'Yes. I feel I want to go away from it and never,
never see it again. It is so oppressive and gruesome.' 'Try it a little longer,' he said
. 'Perhaps you will feel differently. But perhaps not,' he ended vaguely, driftingly.
Then driftingly came the thought that she would not shrink from Wade's reading
her mind. Perhaps even now he understood her better than she understood
herself. “I can't—eat any more,” declared Moore, at last. “You've done very well
for an ...
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Smirt: The Nightmare Has Triplets
It was only that a sort of mistiness pervaded matters, driftingly, unpredictably. And
besides, at times, one or another visual detail would seize on the attention,
obsessing it, somewhat as though, from a shrouding fog, this particular detail —
an ...
James Branch Cabell, 2003
They wouldn't abandon each other now, Gideon thought driftingly. Their bond
was true. He would leave his son in loving hands. His fine, honorable boy, who'd
surprised him a million times in the last weeks with his integrity and maturity in
the ...
She turns her face away, leans back in her chair, lifts one violet-veined wrist and
lets it fall, driftingly slow. Oh Lord. The lady of the camellias, dying on silver
screen, circa 1930. Yet I feel like hell, also, at her hurt, the unfeigned part that
doesn't, ...
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Death Stalks the Jury, a Complete Novelet
Fog stirredagainst their faces, damp and uneasy and driftingly white. “Mike—” (
He hadn'teven realized just whenthey had become Ellen and Mike. He seemed
to have known her always.) “Thereis something evil about this place. Ican feelit in
...
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Slippery When Wet (Mills & Boon Blaze) (Under the Covers - ...
Okay, so there were some things worth getting up for, Taylor thought driftingly, as
the dart and stroke and heat of his tongue sent shivers through her. It amazed her
afresh every time, the way he could sweep her into singleminded desire, the ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DRIFTINGLY»
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Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock, Barbican, review: 'a marvel'
The evening's keynote was a driftingly sad, side-slipping texture where Corea supplied little roulades over Hancock's musing harmonies. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
