10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DULLISHLY»
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dullishly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dullishly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
An all-containing will in her for complete independence, complete social
independence, complete independence from any personal authority, kept her
dullishly at her studies. For she knew that she had always her price of ransom —
her ...
David Herbert Lawrence, 1915
... into the air. No neutralization of od, but where blue and red od met a bluish red
was formed. — In particular. Unlike pairing, a, right fingers on left shoulder —
dark spots, at first dullishly glowing hands, afterwards brighter, breaking out into ...
3
The Rainbow: Easyread Large Edition
An all-containing will in her for complete independence, complete social
independence, complete independence from any personal authority, kept her
dullishly at her studies. For she knew that she had always her price of ransom –
her ...
4
Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalaya
... my children would play with in the bathtub, rounded and dullishly smoothed,
like an old-fashioned view of the way things will look in the old-fashioned future,
not pointed and harshly shiny like the future I am used to living in now. And so we
...
5
As She Likes It: Shakespeare's Unruly Women
In 1992 there was a new RSC main-house production by Bill Alexander:
according to Michael Billington (Guardian Weekly, 19 April 1992), a 'dullishly
academic version' using the Sly framework: 'He shows Christopher Sly as a
drunken bum ...
... race of mankind called white,) of which the heavy brows, small eyes, pursy
forehead, and wide, thick-lipped mouth, presented only a plodding, in-earnest,
dullishly- clever, (will you accept the compound?) and absolutely honest
expression.
An allcontaining will in her for complete independence, complete social
independence, complete independencefromany personal authority, kepther
dullishly atherstudies. For she knewthatshehad alwaysher price ofransom—her
femaleness.
David Herbert Lawrence, 2011
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The smuggler, by the author of 'Tales of the O'Hara family'.
... race of mankind called white,) of which the heavy brows, small eyes, pursy
forehead, and wide, thick-lipped mouth, presented only a plodding, in. earnest,
dullishly-clever, (will you accept the compound ?) and absolutely honest
expression.
O'Hara family pseud, 1833
9
The Diaries of Donald Friend
I had been feeling depressedly dullishly dumpish since yesterday, and now
comes a change of mood — a letter from Paul Haefliger cheered me up. And also
I worked with Karunasena altering the garden for a while: then the other two boys
, ...
Donald Friend, Anne Gray, Paul Hetherington, 2005
... DULCIFIES DULCIFY DULCIFYING DULCIMER DULCIMERS DULCIMORE
DULCIMORES DULCINEA DULCINEAS DULIA DULIAS DULL DULLARD
DULLARDS DULLED DULLER DULLEST DULLING DULLISH DULLISHLY
DULLNESS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DULLISHLY»
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The anti-Bridget Jones's diary
I was with you in London through those years: 28, single and buying The (dullishly worthy) Independent each week just to read your diary ... «NEWS.com.au, Sep 13»
