10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ELEGIACAL»
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elegiacal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Poems, Epistolary, Lyric, and
Elegiacal: In Three Parts
In Three Parts Thomas Maurice. -__————nEPISTOLARY, LYRIG, ELEGIACAL
. IN THREE PART& BY THEREV.THOMASMAURHE,A.M. —— LONDON: I. TO
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM WINDHAM, SECRETARY AT WAR,.
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The Complete Works in Prose and Verse of Francis Quarles: ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
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Poems, Epistolary, Lyric, and
Elegiacal by the Rev Thomas ...
In its determination to preserve the century of revolution, Gale initiated a revolution of its own: digitization of epic proportions to preserve these invaluable works in the largest archive of its kind.
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The Complete Works In Prose And Verse Of Francis Quarles
PACe X. ELEGIACAL POEMS, I [Alphabet of Elegies— On Sir Julius Cesar— Mr.
John Wheeler— Dr. Wilson — Mildred, Lady Luckyn — Sir Robert Quarles — Sir
John Wolstenholme— The Countess of Cleveland and Mrs. Cicii.y Killegrew.] XI.
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Thomas Mann: Life as a Work of Art : a Biography
BED AND SLEEP, ELEGIACAL As a small child Tommy slept in a crib with a
green curtain. He was born in a massive mahogany bed, which then for a number
of years stood in his bachelor quarters. One of them (Marktstrasse 5, in
Schwabing) ...
Blue Sky Dream can rightly be called a communal memoir, because in telling his family’s tale—growing tensions and disillusionment in their suburban paradise, a son rejecting his parents’ values, one sudden and inexplicable moment of ...
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The Hamlet vocation of Coleridge and Wordsworth
In Tintern Abbey, elegiacal Wordsworth laments the loss of aching joys and dizzy
raptures, but finds in traditional elegiacal fashion that "for such loss" there is "
abundant recompense" — echoing with this phrase the "large recompense" ...
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Garner's Modern American Usage
With correlative conjunc- tions and with lists (even short ones), noun should be
matched with noun, adjective with adjective, adverb with adverb, etc. Avoid
mixtures—e.g.: • “The poem is derivative, ceremonial, and an elegy [read
elegiacal].
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An Improved Version, Attempted, of the Book of Job; a Poem,: ...
... which the tumultuous and shifting emotions of his mind suggested them; and
from the nth to the end of the chapter are moving elegiacal strains : and at last we
have an account that he resigns himself with a melancholy calmness to despair, ...
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Das gelehrte England, oder Lexikon der jetzlebenden ...
P. 1. 1802. 4. •MAURICE, [Thomas] A.M. Assistant -Librarian of the British.
Museum. Poems , epistolary, lyric aud elegiacal, in 3 parts. 1800. 8. (9 fh.)
MAVOR, [William Fordyce] LL. Dr. Master of the Academy at Woodstock and Vicar
of Hurltij, ...
Jeremias David Reuss, 1804
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ELEGIACAL»
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elegiacal is used in the context of the following news items.
Manglehorn movie review: old man bitter
Al Pacino fully arrives at old-coot-dom, ushered in by David Gordon Green in an apparent self-parody of his usual elegiacal visual style. «Flick Filosopher, Jun 15»
The Stacks: Jack Kerouac Was the Winston Churchill of the Beats
In this book he gives both qualities full sweep, the mood is elegiacal, occasionally flirting with the maudlin and Romantically Damned, but ... «Daily Beast, Jun 15»
Small Wonders Cast a Spell
In 1988, Rageshree Ramachandran cracked the contest by spelling 'elegiacal' right. But why has an American phenomenon like a spelling bee ... «The New Indian Express, May 15»
6 Unforgettable Spelling Bee Champions & Where They Are Now …
Ramachandran, champion of the 1988 bee having correctly spelled the word “elegiacal,” is still wrangling with unpronounceable words. A doctor and assistant ... «Bustle, May 15»
Past National Spelling Bee Champs, All Grown Up, Share What Life …
Ramachandran took home the top prize in 1988 at the Bee when she was 13 for spelling the word "elegiacal," an expression of sorrow. Today ... «ABC News, May 15»
How Tom Hardy Became Hollywoods Biggest Badass
In this book he gives both qualities full sweep, the mood is elegiacal, occasionally flirting with the maudlin and Romantically Damned, but ... «Daily Beast, May 15»
I'm Looking for Helen Twelvetrees
A fragmented, elegiacal look at her life, it's part biography and part tribute show, with not one, but four different plot strands and timelines ... «TheaterMania.com, Mar 15»
Stephanie Spray: Films that explore the world
Russian auteur Aleksandr Sokurov chronicled the Russian army at war in this five-part, 5½-hour, epic, elegiacal documentary. “The most ... «Boston Globe, Jan 15»
In memoriam: Remembering Don Gellers
This is an elegiacal postscript to the 29-part series and the role played by a pivotal figure in the saga of the Passamaquoddy tribe's efforts to ... «Press Herald, Oct 14»
Aging Like Anna Quindlen
"E" does not stand for "Evil" or "Elegiacal," but shhh... it's "Elderly"... Eagerly listening to her every word, we Anna admirers gravitated to her ... «Huffington Post, Jun 14»
