10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DULCETLY»
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A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
(Mágico, ad. sweetly', dulcetly ; agreeably, delightfully ; it is sweet. _ Сладковёто,
s. Сладёнько. Сладковётость, sweetishness. Складковётый, s. Cfiáaeabiiiúi.
Сладкоглагбливый, а. sweetspoken, dulciloquous, melliloquent. CJiaaKomácie
...
2
The Dublin University Magazine
... The Alderney cow, with her mellow " moohoo," The dog and the equines, from
racer to " screw," And, 'stead of the parrot and harsh cockatoo, The tender tame
pigeons do dulcetly coo, And bright chanticleer sounds his loud " doodle-doo !
There came a wanderer, borne from land to land Upon a couch, pale, many-
wounded, mild, His brow with patient pain dulcetly sour. Men stooped with awful
sweetness on his hand, And kissed it ; and collected Virtue smiled, To think how ...
Leigh Hunt, Samuel Adams Lee, 1867
4
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
... and have good kind friends to mind about them for my sake,' prefaced Miss
Lucy Hyndford, dulcetly. with one of her stage glances at Ludovic Sutcliffe, just for
stage practice — at least without affording any but the most tottering foundation
for ...
Dulcetly appealing with the first record you play upon it, it enhances in sweet'
ness and quality of tone with use. It is the gift of original acoustic principles,
evolved and perfected in The Cheney. As a final touch of craftsman'like ap-
preciation, ...
6
The Century: A Popular Quarterly
She had kept me singularly busy, as if afraid that I might wave a magic wand
even more transformingly, and she came into the study where I was writing
invitations for a garden-fete in aid of the Red Cross fund, and after giving me very
dulcetly ...
Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder, 1916
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The poetical works of Leigh Hunt, containing many pieces now ...
There came a wanderer, borne from land to land Upon a couch, pale, many-
wounded, mild, His brow with patient pain dulcetly sour. Men stoop'd with awful
sweetness on his hand, And kiss'd it ; and collected Virtue smiled, To think how ...
... Catullus, and Moore have dulcetly told us. And therefore, though poor,
disappointed, and heart- wrung, Brandon is not all unhappy. He has been greatly
sinned against, and has forgiven, thus exercising the function that raises us
nearest to a ...
George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1869
“Carry it a little further, Miss Franklin,” said Walter VVilloughby; “it has often been
noted that criminals delight in the most dulcetly sentimental tales.” “That isn't the
same thing,” Dolly answered. “However, to take up your idea, Mr. Willoughby, ...
And, Oh, her voice was tremulous And quavery and low When dulcetly she sang
to us The words that grieved us so: No he flow-ow-ow wuvver kin dread N0 ho ro-
ho-hose body snigh T0 re see-ee-ee-aa yer/ass plush/s 0 haw-haw he-ee-ee ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DULCETLY»
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Frost Opera Theater brings riveting life to “Death of Webern”
His fine tenor was both powerful and dulcetly colored. Like Short, he was a paragon of verbal clarity. Maria Fenty Denison coped capably with ... «South Florida Classical Review, Apr 15»
Ghomeshi circus bigger than Ford
In those happier days (for him, not for Ford) he intoned dulcetly, “There's a lot going on in the world ... and when a story dominates our news ... «Toronto Sun, Nov 14»
San Francisco Popfest: 4-day indie rock festival
Bart and Friends: Friends indeedy - the Melbourne, Australia, ensemble does it so dulcetly, gathering chums from the Lucksmiths, Summer Cats ... «SFGate, May 14»
Capitol Hill Block Party 2013
Vocally, Doldrums may sound like a precocious teen girl, but he sings more dulcetly and with more emotion than most one-dude electro outfits. «TheStranger.com, Jul 13»
The Lumineers' anthemic single "Ho Hey" is a hit made mostly of …
... belt back at festivals, clapping the beat; the dulcetly compressed acoustic stringed instruments roughed up with dramatic percussive sounds. «The Independent Weekly, Jun 13»
Mozart and the L.A. Philharmonic are at their most sublime in 'Figaro …
Her lamenting aria, "Dove sono" was heartbreakingly poignant and dulcetly pure of tone. And then there is Dudamel, whose ever-attentive ... «Los Angeles Daily News, May 13»
Poetry Analysis: 'Death Be Not Proud' by John Donne
“Death shall be no more,” the poet proudly yet dulcetly declares, not even bothering to speak to death. So certain, so final, so enriched with ... «The Epoch Times, Jul 12»
'The Five-Year Engagement' EP Shows Off Love For Van Morrison …
... his original music to "Cyrus" was equally bouyant, winsome and dulcetly sweet and the "Funny People" score was another knock out of the ... «Indie Wire, Apr 12»
'Moneyball': Stars, Stats and Perfect Pitch
Jonah Hill is one side of a triangle in this dulcetly crazy and certifiably hilarious little comedy made by the Duplass brothers, Jay and Mark. «Wall Street Journal, Sep 11»
Edinburgh Festival 2011: DeAnne Smith, Gilded Balloon Wee Room …
She registers her revulsion with the the current vogue among Hollywood's A-list for adopting African babies by dulcetly explaining that actually ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 11»
