10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECHOIST»
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echoist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
echoist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The british journal of photography
Gentlemen, — An individual who styles himself "Your Echoist'' (is the quotation
correct, mine ancient friend?) takes exception to my truthfulness in that
contemporary of yours whose peculiar opinions it is his business to echo, and
has fallen ...
2
Psychotherapy of Character: The Play of Consciousness in the ...
Eventually, as she waits and waits and pines for him, she loses all form. She
remains only as an echo, an echo of other people, reflecting their voices back to
them.) When blamed and attacked, an echoist will be located over there, at one
with ...
3
The Antijacobin Review and Protestant Advocate
Every person, instead of learning or borrowing from others, must contrive to form
opinions upon all subjects for himself, and if these should unluckily resemble
those professed by any one before him, he must be stigmatised as an Echoist.
4
Recollections of a Tour a Summer Ramble in Belgium, Germany, ...
There is an amateur echoist who takes his station—whether for pleasure or for
pay, may be a question—in a sort of cave; and his occupation is to load and fire a
gun, or blow a bugle, when a steamer sails up or sails down, in order to prove to
...
James William Massie, 1846
Generally speaking, echoist couples try hard not to hurt one another if for some
reason their partnership does not last. They tend not to bring each other's faults
into the public arena for discussion, criticism, and comment. They are partners.
6
The American Kennel Gazette and Stud Book
Novice Dogs — 1, Andy's Sioux Vale Junior, Mrs. B. R. Andrews; 2, Imperial
Echoist, Dr. Knox. American-bred Dogs — 1, Briarcroft Cadet, Briarcroft Kennels;
2, Brentwood Bombardier, L. J. Iriberry; 3. Calluna Craigman, Dr. F. G. Brathwaite
; ...
7
Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes
I am not an 'Echoist' by any means, but does it not occur to any man of sense that
too many of the very class who, in the days of free trade and the corn laws,
clamoured for reform, and jeered the country gentlemen as the 'lords of the ' dirty
clod ...
8
The General Baptist repository, and Missionary observer ...
works ; and his endeavours to meet such wants were lately repeated by the
despatch of many free grants from the shelves of his own well- stocked library. Dr.
Burns was no croaker, or echoist of mournful platitudes. Preferring warmth and ...
9
Transactions of the Philological Society
It means word-making or word-coining aud is strictly as applicable to Comte's
altruinmc as to cuckoo. Echoitm suggests the echoing of a sound heard, aud has
the useful derivatives echoist, echoize, and echoic instead of onomaloportic,
which ...
10
National Conference on Secondary Education and Its Problems: ...
While uncritical receptiveness characterizes childhood's learning, the youth is
ready to challenge, and investigate. This should be encouraged. Too often the
school makes an echoist of him because of its juvenile methods. It gives him
nothing ...
Vaclav Karel Froula, 1904
