10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESCRITORIAL»
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escritorial in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A Treatise on artificial limbs with rubber hands and feet
A part of the office is appropriated to escritorial work. Stenographers receive
responses to letters by dictation, which average over a hundred a day. They are
transcribed by typewriting machines in duplicate. Records of every inquiry are
kept in ...
2
Mercantile speller: containing the correct ways of spelling ...
... eschewing eschewer Escopet Escort escorted escorting Escritoire, or Scrutoire
escritorial Escrow Escuage Esculent Escutcheon, or Scutcheon escutcheoned
Esodic Esophagus, or (Esophagus Esoteric, or Esoterical esoterically esotericism
...
3
The Works of William Cowper: Comprising His Poems, ...
Not to be tedious, I will add but one more circumstance upon the subject, and that
only because it will impress upon you, as much as any thing that I have said, a
sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity. — Parched and penetrated
...
William Cowper, Robert Southey, 1854
4
Private Correspondence with Several of His Most Intimate ...
Not to be tedious, I will add but one more cir-' cumstance upon the subject, and
that only because it will impress upon you, as much as any thing that I have said,
a sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity-4 Parched and ...
William Cowper, John Johnson, 1824
"These little transactions," he said, as he tendered Pell the result of his escritorial
efforts, "are a bit out of the ordinary, so it is as well to be circumspect." "I have
always found it so," agreed Pell impressively. "Good day." As the broad back of
the ...
6
Life and Works of William Cowper
Not to be tedious, I will add but one more circumstance upon the subject, and that
only because it will impress upon you, as much as any thing that I have said, a
sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity.—Parched and penetrated
...
William Cowper, Robert Southey, 1837
7
Letters of William Cowper
Not to be tedious, I will add but one more circumstance upon the subject, and that
only because it will impress upon you, as much as any thing that I have said, a
sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity. — Parched and penetrated
...
William Cowper, Sir James George Frazer, 1912
8
The Life and Works of William Cowper: Now First Completed by ...
Not to be tedious, I will add but one more circumstance upon the subject, and that
only because it will impress upon you, as much as any thing that I have said, a
sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity. Parched and penetrated ...
William Cowper, Thomas Shuttleworth Grimshawe, John William Cunningham, 1835
9
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... es-cri-twor', ) ». ysgrifengist, Escritoir, es-cri-twor', ¡ ysgrifgist Escritorial, es-cri-
to'-ri-al, a. ysgrifgist- iol, pertbyiiol i ysgrifgist Escrol, es'-crôl, ». rhôl, ysgrifrôl [red
Escrow, es'-crö, s. gweithred, ysgrifweith- Escaage, es'-ciw-ej, ». aeswasanaeth,
...
10
The Westminster Review
Not to be tedious, I will add but one circumstance more upon the subject, and that
only because it will impress upon you as much as any thing that I have said, a
sense of the value we set upon its escritorial capacity. Parched and penetrated
on ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ESCRITORIAL»
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I would like to assure the colleagues of my neighbour Señor Villanueva Mansilla that the Fiver's escritorial flatulance is no more reprentative of ... «The Guardian, Jul 14»
